Welcome to WhoVille! The tiny Christmas town nestled at the foot of Mt Krumpet, the Who's must learn to get along with the imfamous Grinch.
REVIEW the instructions TO LEARN how to bring WhoVille to life this Christmas.
when to arrive:
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You should arrive at the ranch by 4:30pm
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You must be in position at your scene by 5:05pm
You should come dressed in warm clothes, prepared to be outdoors for the entirety of the night. Warm pants, closed-toe shoes, a coat, etc.
WHAT TO WEAR:
THE GRINCH:
Your costume...
MARTHA MAY:
Your costume...
THE MAYOR:
Your costume...
WHO BOYS AND GIRLS
Your costume...
CINDY LOU
Your costume...
the grinch:
instructions
martha may:
instructions
the mayor:
instructions
instructions
who boys and girls:
cindy lou
instructions
GUIDELINES
We want you to have fun. However, there are a few rules you need to remember at this scene:
1. The MOST IMPORTANT, #1 rule you need to know: DO NOT GO NEAR THE TRAIN. Do NOT climb on the train, do NOT hold onto the train, do NOT walk directly beside or behind the train. You are required to stay AT LEAST 20 FEET away from the train AT ALL TIMES.
If you violate any of the train rules, you will be sent home and will not be allowed back, period. The train is a ginormous and dangerous machine. Don't risk getting hurt, it's not worth it.
2. Be AT YOUR SCENE when you see a train turning the corner so you can be IN POSITION when the train arrives at the scene before yours.
3. Do not do anything inappropriate or demeaning. Don't hit, punch, or fight. Follow the script in the video and the scene will have all the fun and action it needs!
4. Don't join in any other scenes. You might be tempted to jump in on another scene when the train is there. You might want to "just once" hide in the background or pretend to blend in at another scene. My advice--Don't! Stick to your scene when the train is around. You're there for a reason, so have fun with your own job! If you jump into another scene while the train is there, you will mess up the experience for those on the train.
5. Don't move the objects in the scene. If you have an idea and want additional props, run it by Alivia (702)672-1048 first.
6. Don’t stop acting until the train is totally out of view–until you 100% know that the passengers can’t see you anymore. If they see you stop acting before you’re out of sight, it takes away the magic.
Frequently Asked Questions:
WILL DINNER BE PROVIDED?
No. As a staff member, you are expected to work the entire night. You will not have time to ride the train, as it takes about 40 minutes to go on a single train ride.
If you want to ride the train, get a reservation and come as a guest! We'd love to have you!
dOES MY SCENE HAVE A HEATER?
No. As a staff member, you are expected to work the entire night. You will not have time to ride the train, as it takes about 40 minutes to go on a single train ride.
If you want to ride the train, get a reservation and come as a guest! We'd love to have you!
wILL I GET TO RIDE THE TRAIN?
No. As a staff member, you are expected to work the entire night. You will not have time to ride the train, as it takes about 40 minutes to go on a single train ride.
If you want to ride the train, get a reservation and come as a guest! We'd love to have you!
cAN I TRADE JOBS?
Your position is final. If you have concerns about your position, please contact cestaffing@westernelite.com. We promise that this specific position was handpicked and offered to you because we believe you are capable of the task. You got this! Please do not trade jobs with your friends throughout the night. This causes damaged and lost costumes and can risk our guest's experience. Please stay at your scene unless you have special permission from either Alivia, Lindsay, Savannah, or your manager.
wHO IS MY MANAGER?
No. As a staff member, you are expected to work the entire night. You will not have time to ride the train, as it takes about 40 minutes to go on a single train ride.
If you want to ride the train, get a reservation and come as a guest! We'd love to have you!
Please review these instructions carefully.
Once you have completed the training, take the completion survey.