Provide excellent guest service to zoo guests and employees by maintaining a WILD (friendly, helpful, positive and professional) working attitude and appearance and assist in creating value for each individual guest and member.Other responsibilities include selling admission tickets for and operation of Zoo retail venues including Carousel, Camel rides, Stingray Bay, Safari Cruiser, Scooter Pals and other seasonal experiences as needed. Responsibilities include selling admission tickets, selling memberships, validating tickets, stroller and wheelchair rentals, helping school groups, and providing general zoo information. Guest and Member Services Ambassadors provide front line guest service and must be able to make a good first impression on our guests.

Many parents said their children especially enjoyed experimenting with the instruments in the Experience and Encore galleries (the latter of which is geared toward kids who are prekindergarten to second grade), advising future visitors to make it the last stop in the museum because the kids will not want to leave.Supervisor: Manager of Guest and Member ServicesįLSA Status: Part -Time, Seasonal, Non-ExemptĪpplication Submission Deadline: Open until filled

Visitors can even see how instruments are preserved and restored in the Conservation Lab before actually playing instruments in the Experience Gallery. Travelers will find instruments, concert footage, clothing of renowned musicians and more. The Musical Instrument Museum, located about 20 miles north of downtown Phoenix, invites visitors to check out its collection of more than 8,000 instruments from around the world. There are plenty of vegan, vegetarian and kid-friendly options, too. News Insider Tip: When hunger strikes, visit the on-site Café Allegro, which tantalizes customers' taste buds with a seasonal menu showcasing local produce, regional dishes and cuisines from around the world. Visitors also warn that you should be prepared to share the trails with lots of other hikers. Reviewers also suggested bringing your camera, as the views at the summit and along the way are photo-worthy. Recent travelers who scaled the mountain said the arduous journey is well worth the incredible views, though they do warn this experience is not for the faint of heart. For a unique perspective of the mountain, consider a sunrise hot air balloon ride (one of the best Arizona tours). But no matter when you decide to climb, make sure you have plenty of water and sunscreen.

Hiking Camelback Mountain is best attempted earlier in the morning or later in the afternoon when the desert heat is bearable (in fact, it's closed from 11 a.m. You can also try one of the several beginner-friendly trails that circle Camelback's base, such as the Bobby's Rock Trail. If you're looking for a slightly easier trek, the 2.6-mile out-and-back Cholla Trail on the east side of the mountain offers a more gradual incline, at least until you near the summit. Soaring more 2,700 feet in elevation, Camelback's summit offers spectacular views of Phoenix and Scottsdale and can be reached from the 2.5-mile (incredibly steep) out-and-back Echo Canyon Trail. As one of the highest peaks in Phoenix, Camelback Mountain is among the most scenic hiking spots in the city.

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