"Worlds of Fun is a family-themed amusement park with a full-time security program that works closely with the Kansas City Police Department.  One of the benefits of this program is the vast array of training you will receive.  This training will not only help students fulfill summer internship program requirements, it will propel you ahead of the competition for jobs in the future.  Each member of the security team will use the techniques and skills that are learned in the classroom and in the training sessions taught by outside professionals in real-life situations.  Constant contact with the more than one million guests that visit the park(s) every year will allow you to build contacts and communication skills vital for officers in the law enforcement field." 

Contact- Send a letter of interest and send it to:

Worlds of Fun
Attention: Security
4545 Worlds of Fun Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64161

Or send an email to weisguth@worldsoffun.com

Send a cover letter and resume to:

Six Flags St. Louis
P.O. Box 60
Eureka, MO 63025
Attn: Human Resources - Internship Program

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