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Want a job at Stone Mountain? Here’s your chance

Stone Mountain is looking to fill 300 spots in its spring and summer programming.
Stone Mountain is looking to fill 300 spots in its spring and summer programming.
By J.D. Capelouto
Updated Feb 21, 2019

Stone Mountain Park is looking to fill nearly 300 seasonal and part-time jobs for its spring and summer attractions.

Applications on Stone Mountain's website are now open, with opportunities available in nearly every division at the park, ranging from entertainment to food service to railroad conductors.

All of the positions need to be filled by April 1, with some training beginning soon, the park said in a statement.

Stone Mountain hopes to place employees in its popular seasonal attractions, such as Spring MEGA FUN Break from March 30 to April 7 and Summer at the Rock from June 8 to July 28.

Interested applicants can learn more at stonemountainpark.com/Careers

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