Challenge Course Inspector: Inspects ropes courses, zip lines and climbing walls each year, checking cables, harnesses and trees so camps and parks stay safe. Typical pay $60k.
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Escape Room Game Master: Hosts escape room groups, explains the story, watches on cameras, and gives hints. Typical pay $31k.
Bowling Center Manager: Runs a bowling center: leagues, lanes, food and bar, and birthday parties. Typical pay $50k.
Arcade & Redemption Game Technician: Repairs and maintains arcade, prize, and redemption games at entertainment centers and theme parks. Typical pay $45k.
Go-Kart Track Attendant: Runs go-kart races at indoor and outdoor tracks, from safety briefings to flagging. Typical pay $31k.
Roller Skating Rink Manager: Runs a roller rink: skate rentals, DJ nights, lessons, and birthday parties. Typical pay $42k.
Birthday Party Host: Runs kids' birthday parties at bowling alleys, trampoline parks, and arcades. Typical pay $30k.
Axe Throwing Coach: Teaches guests to throw axes safely at wooden targets in axe-throwing bars and venues, running games and keeping everyone safe. Typical pay $32k.
Indoor Skydiving Instructor: Teaches first-time flyers and skydivers to float on a powerful column of air inside a vertical wind tunnel. Typical pay $42k.
Claw Machine Route Operator: Owns or services a route of claw machines and prize games in stores, restaurants and arcades, restocking prizes and collecting money. Typical pay $45k.
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