Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers, All Other
Personal Care and Service
Sets up entertainment equipment, keeps it in working order, and handles small troubleshooting when something fails during an event. While guests are on site, the work is answering questions, watching safety during activities, and enforcing venue rules, in step with other staff so the event stays on track. This grouping covers entertainment-attendant jobs that do not fit a more specific title, so the mix of equipment and guest work varies by venue. Suits people who like practical setup, remaining available to guests, and coordinating with a crew during events.
Annual Median Wage in Field (2025)
$32'640
Median Wage Market Position
$32'640
What you might do
- Set up and tend entertainment equipment
- Keep guests safe around entertainment activities
- Answer guest questions about the entertainment
- Enforce the venue's rules on the floor
- Work with other staff to keep events running
- Fix small faults in entertainment equipment
Skills that matter
- Entertainment equipment setup and upkeep
- Minor troubleshooting of venue equipment
- Answering guest questions about activities
- Venue rule monitoring and enforcement
- Safety checks during entertainment activities
- Coordination with staff during events
AI & the future of this role
Many of these roles involve routine guest help and activity support that venues may streamline with apps, kiosks, and leaner staffing. Live event coordination and on-the-spot judgment still count, but demand for more generic attendant tasks could soften.
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