Playland Park Hosts Job Fair Ahead of Summer Season

Positions available include park management, ride operators, lifeguards, and more.

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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Playland Park in Westchester County, New York is hosting a job fair on March 14 and April 11 to fill a variety of summer positions including park management, ride operators, lifeguards, cashiers, custodial staff, and painters. The first 150 online applicants who apply by March 11 will be guaranteed an interview at the event.

Why it matters

Playland Park is a beloved summer destination in the region, and the job fair provides an opportunity for local residents to be part of the park's operations and traditions. The event also highlights the range of seasonal employment options available at the park.

The details

The job fair will take place at the Westchester County Center in White Plains from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the two dates. Applicants are encouraged to apply online before the event, and the first 150 to do so by March 11 will be guaranteed an interview. Positions available include park management, ride operators, lifeguards, cashiers, custodial staff, and painters. Salaries range from $17.10 to $20 per hour.

  • The Playland Park job fair will be held on Saturday, March 14, 2026.
  • Another Playland Park job fair is planned for Saturday, April 11, 2026.

The players

Ken Jenkins

Westchester County Executive.

Kathy O'Connor

Westchester County Parks Commissioner.

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What they’re saying

“Working at Playland Park is a rite of passage for many who grew up in Westchester County. I encourage those who want to be part of that tradition to attend the Job Fair to learn about and apply to the wide variety of positions available.”

— Ken Jenkins, Westchester County Executive (Patch)

“The Playland Job Fair offers individuals interested in working at the park a convenient, one-stop opportunity to learn about available positions and apply and interview all in one day. It's a great way to secure a summer job ahead of the season.”

— Kathy O'Connor, Westchester County Parks Commissioner (Patch)

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