According to a news release, more than a dozen different types of roles are available, in areas such as admissions, traffic control, guest services, operations and maintenance, outdoor cleanup and housekeeping.
Nationally, the e-commerce giant said it will offer full-time jobs in June to 125,000 of the 175,000 seasonal workers it had hired.
Pay rates begin “above the minimum wage” the park said in a news release, though wages vary based on the job and the worker’s experience.
In Lousiville, 2,600 people will be hired at Worldport and other facilities.
The home improvement giant needs 350 seasonal workers at its Louisville-area stores.
