– More people are choosing to work remotely from Disney World theme parks, especially since the parks reopened after the pandemic.
– Writers, techies, and social media workers are among those working remotely from Orlando.
– Workers are using social media platforms to share tips on the best spots to work from and how to navigate the parks.
More and more people are choosing to work remotely from Disney World theme parks following the trend that began during the pandemic. Writers, techies, and social media workers are among those heading down to Orlando to work while enjoying the parks. They document their experiences on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, sharing tips on the best spots to work from and how to navigate the parks.
AJ Wolfe, who runs the Disney Food Blog, mentioned that remote workers setting up in Disney World increased since the parks reopened in late 2020 after the pandemic. She noted that people are adopting a situation where they can work while enjoying something they love, like being close to Disney World. Certain professions like writing could be particularly suited to this environment, as the hustle and bustle of the park can help with research and brainstorming new ideas.
One concern for remote workers like Jenna Clark is the lack of indoor seating available at the park. Clark, a writer, found the parks ideal for her job, but recommended having money handy in case she needed to purchase something to access the indoor seating area. She uses her annual pass to access the parks, which costs about $1,500 annually for four theme parks at Disney World.