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Splish Splash Set To Reopen, Hiring 1K Seasonal Staffers
Looking for work? Splish Splash is hiring as the water park sets to reopen after missing a full season due to the pandemic.

RIVERHEAD, NY— After a season closed due to the coronavirus, Splish Splash Waterpark is set to reopen again in Calverton on May 29.
According to Nicole Tumilowicz, marketing director for Splish Splash, the park will finally get to mark 30 seasons —last year's celebration was postponed due to the pandemic.
The park will reopen for first time since Labor Day 2019, a 627-day closure caused by COVID-19.
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"Splish Splash’s 30th season may begin a year later than initially planned, but with no shortage of excitement for the return of summer fun to Long Island," a release said.
The first step involves hiring roughly 1,000 seasonal staffers.
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“We’re so excited to get back to the business of fun here at Splish Splash,” said General Manager Mike Bengtson. “Creating opportunities for people to get back to work is an important step in the recovery process, and we will keep safety as our top priority for staff and applicants throughout the recruitment, orientation, and training process.”
It will be safety first at Splish Splash, both during the hiring period and as the water park prepares to open and welcomes guests back during the summer, Bengtson said.
Splish Splash will follow recommendations and rulings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the New York Department of Health, as well as follow best practices within the amusement and attractions industries, the release said.
Recruiters will conduct interviews virtually, and orientation and training will also be virtual for most positions. Any in-person trainings will require facial coverings, strict adherence to state capacity limitations, and social distancing.
Openings include positions in departments such as lifeguards, food and beverage, facilities, retail,
For additional information and to apply online, click here.
"To show appreciation for our patrons’ patience and support through the challenges of the past year, all 2020 season passes have been extended to include the 2021 season," the release said.
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