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Andretti Indoor Karting and Games

Working at Andretti Indoor Karting and Games is an exhilarating experience unlike any other. From the moment you step through the doors, you're immersed in an atmosphere of excitement, teamwork, and boundless energy. As an employee, I can confidently say that Andretti is not just a job – it's a thrilling adventure that keeps you engaged and inspired every single day.

One of the most outstanding aspects of working at Andretti is the sense of camaraderie among the team. From management to fellow employees, everyone is united by a shared passion for providing guests with unforgettable experiences. Whether we're working together to ensure the safety of our guests on the track or collaborating to organize epic events and parties, there's a strong sense of teamwork that permeates every aspect of our work.

Moreover, Andretti offers a dynamic and fast-paced environment that keeps you on your toes. No two days are ever the same, which means there's always something new and exciting to look forward to. Whether you're helping guests unleash their need for speed on our state-of-the-art karting tracks, challenging them to adrenaline-pumping arcade games, or assisting with corporate events and birthday parties, you're constantly engaged and challenged in the best possible way.

Another aspect that sets Andretti apart as a great place to work is the emphasis on personal and professional growth. The management team is incredibly supportive and invested in the success and development of each employee. Whether it's through ongoing training programs, opportunities for advancement, or recognition for hard work and dedication, Andretti is committed to helping its employees thrive and succeed in their roles.

Furthermore, the perks of working at Andretti are simply unbeatable. From discounts on attractions and food to opportunities for team-building activities and social events, the company goes above and beyond to ensure that its employees feel valued and appreciated. And let's not forget the sheer fun factor – where else can you work and have a blast at the same time?

In conclusion, Andretti Indoor Karting and Games is not just a workplace – it's a vibrant community of passionate individuals united by a love for thrills and excitement. With its dynamic environment, strong sense of teamwork, opportunities for growth, and unbeatable perks, Andretti sets the standard for what a great place to work should be. If you're looking for a job that's as thrilling as it is rewarding, look no further than Andretti Indoor Karting and Games.

Management was by far the biggest issue. After receiving a single write-up for what I considered a minor infraction, I was told not to report for my upcoming scheduled shifts and that I would receive a call letting me know when to return to work. That call never came.

I was subsequently removed from the scheduling app and company group chats without any explanation. When I reached out to supervisors for clarification, no one seemed to know what was happening or could provide any answers. To this day, I have never received any formal notice of termination or communication regarding my employment status.

Advancement opportunities were also frustrating. Promotions often appeared to be based more on personal relationships than experience, knowledge, or job performance. I watched employees who regularly showed up late, failed to show up for shifts, or even came to work under the influence receive opportunities and avoid consequences because they were friends with management. Meanwhile, employees who consistently showed up and did their jobs were frequently overlooked.

One example that stands out is when management told me I could interview for a position. After hearing nothing for over a week, I followed up and was informed they had forgotten about me and had already filled the position. That experience summed up much of my time there.

The most difficult part of the job was dealing with inconsistent management practices and a lack of communication. The most enjoyable part was the work itself and the coworkers who took pride in doing their jobs. Unfortunately, the way employees were treated by management overshadowed many of the positive aspects of the workplace.

a day at work here is a day you are risking your life without benefits please find a safer job.

I learned that no matter how good you were at your job if you don't LOOK the part body wise, for example height or face, you will never be manager

management is a joke, the employees know more about the park than the management, they are literally there to stare at you through the cameras without doing any real work

hardest part of the job would be actually trying to help the customer without angering management, it all comes down to how you can help the customers by bending rules so you wont get in trouble, also if it rains, its suddenly YOUR fault that mother nature is a thing

the most enjoyable part of the whole job is the customers that are actually enjoying their day, if they even are at all

I've seen young employees pass out from heat stroke, break legs and ankles, and get punished for trying to get food or drink during their 9am to midnight shift when their break is at 11pm

please do not work here they go through dozens of employees a month, find something better for you and your mental health.
 
management and customers yelling at you all day, no benifits, half your paychecks go back to your employer because you buy food and drink because of the long shifts and short breaks, talked down to constantly, emergency phone calls not allowed, you are basically a drone, a mindless drone where if you dont have eyes on the back of your head, you are blamed for what you cant see.

So to put it bluntly, management here sucks. Every manager is bias to some degree and are not the most helpful in situations where they would be. There are a tons of managers too, which makes all this crazy. Managers can also be immature for the job too. Some acting more childish than others. Another strange thing is how the pay is decent even though there really is not much to do and as such on weekdays you would be lucky to stay your whole shift. Even then, when we are tasked with our daily cleaning procedures it can be a safety hazard with how close you would need to get with dust. Which brings me to another odd point. We are hardly provided with proper cleaning supplies like proper duster heads (we literally have to make our own d.i.y. duster head with some rags and the pole of a former proper duster). It may be in one’s best interest to wear a mask just for that safety. Lastly, promotions hardly ever happen and as such growth in this place is almost nonexistent. Not to mention how managers hype up potential promotions but never truly make any moves on it. Case in point, this place is a disaster to work in with only the pay and rather busy weekends where your guarantee to stay your whole shift being the only redeeming qualities. 

This place isn’t the best for you if you’re used to a positive, well put together, cultured work environment. This place lacks a healthy management, a lot of the time managers themselves are doing hourly positions themselves such as events, serving, bussing, and arcade attending because the workers lack the most basic comprehension of what going to work actually means. This is not somewhere to work at if you’re the type who works better as a team, because you will be on your own entirely in here. If you’re lazy though, this is the job for you because all you need to provide is the absolute bare minimum. A strict dress code is enforced, no earrings, no colored hair, pants with belt loops … but thankfully, that’s about the only rule enforced in there. They don’t pay attention to much else. The venue also brings in more than 100 guest only about one day a week. the other 6 you’re walking around twiddling your thumbs hoping to get cut. 
Managers gamble, food is overpriced and karting is way to expensive for what the experience actually provides. Co workers are very immature, gives off highschool vibes so if you’re the type to feed off of energy, don’t work here, it will suck you in! 
All in all, do yourself a favor and apply elsewhere. 

I love this job. I know that might be a crazy thing to say but I enjoy coming to work on certain days. I work as a cashier and at times it was a lot but other times it was quite nice. There can definitely be drama around the place between the girls and thee boys and you will be talked about but everyone is super nice and cool and just overall a good environment. I like everyone but the management could definitely be worked on. Many times the schedule will change and the manager wont notify anyone. Its also hard to request off a lot of days at a time. But for the most part that's it. The managers do take care of you, if you need to leave early just ask and they will most likely let you as long as its not a consistent thing they are also pretty good if you communicate with them and they do text back fast. The managers are nice but it's definitely a place you HAVE to follow the rules. They will write you up but just like any job they just keep it professional. It's not a place to slack off. This job is oriented around children and parents that can sometime be a hassle but that really comes with most jobs in customer service. Great first job or just teenage job in general. 

Overall, I think the company is a terrible place to work definitely if you plan on any kind of stability and to be somewhere long-term. They will get your paychecks wrong and lie to your face every time of how they will never get it wrong and if they ever do, they make sure they fix it. I speak from experience with the managers. They are liars and completely in it for themselves and will say anything and everything before actually telling the truth. They will not notice you for the work you do, instead they will place the whole buildings workload on one person if that person was strong enough to do it and not complain, and they will not give you an ounce of recognition except to say, “good job today, see you tomorrow” and act like they don’t know you the next day. I strongly recommend you find a better place for employment. 

Andretti's Orlando is a very popular destination, even with Covid. Unfortunately, because it is so popular, it gets overly crowded, especially on weekends. This puts too much strain on the restaurant servers, hosts, cooks, and bussers, as well as the attractions staff and cashiers. I feel like most of the staff and management are like chickens running around with their heads cut off; trying their best but being pulled in too many directions. It is stressful and hectic, and there doesn't seem to be much incentive to continue working here. I think more staffing may help a little, but as long as mgmt continues letting in 1,500 + guests at a time, they will continue to wait 2+ hours for a seat at the restaurant or a ride on the go-karts.

worked here as a host and if you wanted to be treated poorly and never noticed for your hard work, dont work here. they have favorites and they will always choose the customers over you especially in situations where customers get rude with you. they praise lazy ppl and move them up position wise but ppl who actually do their job get nothing but a good job. working here has made my depression WORSE and having horrible managers that dont know what they’re doing makes working there even worse. do not work here it is not worth the 15 because your hours are not guaranteed and they’ll either over work you or not work you at all and they dont care because they have a set check that never changes. they also clocked me out after 1 am and had me doing free labor without my knowledge all because they’re money hungry. they also tamper with your information just so it benefits them money wise. please do not work here!

waited over eight months for a promotion that I was told in my interview would be obtainable. i found out in the third month that it was a popularity contest. i was the second oldest person in the department and my work history was completely dismissed. i got told i could change departments so i could be doing what i know (event host). two weeks later i was told i couldn’t by management because of labor but four more members got hired the next week. i was also told i wasn't pretty enough to be in that department. i then try to move up in my department in track but was told similar thing. “can’t afford it, we need you to be here 15minuts before my shift. ext” management douse not appreciate there staff. they would prefer children to learn management their way than being truthful with there staff 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Arcade attendant 3 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Front desk receptionist 8 salaries reported	$20.50 per hour
Operations manager 2 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Marshal 3 salaries reported	$15.33 per hour
Maintenance mechanic 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour

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