Castaway Cove begins job fairs for 2025 summer season
WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Castaway Cove Waterpark will be making a splash this hiring season with two upcoming job fairs.
The job fairs will be held on Tuesday, April 30, and Thursday, May 8, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the 1000 Central Freeway East water park in Wichita Falls.
The park will seek to fill various positions across multiple departments, including lifeguarding, retail, food and beverage, admissions, group sales, and maintenance and grounds. Interested candidates will be encouraged to attend the job fair, apply in person, and have an on-the-spot interview.
'We're excited to welcome new team members who are enthusiastic, responsible, and ready to help create unforgettable experiences for our guests,' Steve Vaughn, General Manager of Castaway Cove Waterpark, said. 'Whether it's your first job or the next step in your career, Castaway Cove offers a fast-paced, fun, and rewarding work environment,' Vaughn said.
The seasonal positions offer competitive pay, flexible schedules, staff parties, and free admission to the water park.
This summer also marks the debut of Riptide Racer, Castaway Cove's brand-new, four-lane mat racer slide. Guests will go head-to-head with family and friends as they speed down high-intensity lanes packed with drops and finish with a photo opportunity.
In celebration of the upcoming season, season passes are currently available for $74.99. These passes offer unlimited summer visits—the special ends Wednesday, April 30.
The park officially opens for the 2025 season on Saturday, May 17.
For more information about employment opportunities, season passes, park attractions, and more, visit CastawayCoveWaterpark.com or call (940) 322-5500.
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