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Mascots Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Assisting mascots with getting in costume * Assuring mascots safety while mascots are in public * Driving to and from community events * Keeping costumes and dressing rooms clean and orderly

Now Hiring - Baseball Mascot for Zebulon Devil Dogz (Zebulon, NC) Pay: $75/game | Part-Time | Seasonal (May-August 2026) Location: Zebulon, NC (Five County Stadium) Be the Face (and Paws!) of the ...

Mascot

Pomona, CA · On-site

$18.50/hr

... mascots with getting in costume • Assuring mascots safety while mascots are in public • Driving to and from community events • Keeping costumes and dressings rooms clean and orderly • ...

Mascot

Bloomington, IL · On-site

$30 - $50/hr

This part time mascot position is responsible for a variety of duties including but not limited to mascot appearances during Bloomington Bison games and other team and private events. The Mascot ...

... mascots with getting in costume • Assuring mascots safety while mascots are in public • Driving to and from community events • Keeping costumes and dressings rooms clean and orderly • ...

This part time mascot position is responsible for a variety of duties including but not limited to mascot appearances during Bloomington Bison games and other team and private events. The Mascot ...

Mascot Performer

Lakewood, NJ · On-site

$15 - $16/hr

Job Overview The BlueClaws are looking for an energetic performer to become team mascot Buster and select games and community appearances. The performer will meet fans, take pictures, interact with ...

Mascot

Brooklyn, NY · On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Exciting opportunity at Virtu tax Professional Services! We're searching for a dynamic and enthusiastic mascot to bring tax-related fun to life. Join us in spreading joy while embracing our financial ...

The Mascot will play a key role in the Forward Madison FC marketing and entertainment team. As the mascot, you will bring excitement, fun, and enthusiasm to fans at games, community events, and ...

A Mascot Crew member may either be the Mascot or the escort, and team members should be ready and able to perform in either capacity. This work consists of facilitating guest experiences and ...

Backup Mascot Performer Position Type: Part-Time, Hourly Position Summary The Backup Mascot Performer supports the Des Moines Buccaneers primary mascot, Winger, by representing the team in a high ...

Preserve the identity of the mascot without deviating from established character including body language/mannerisms, attitude, fan interaction, and McDivitt representation. * Work well in a team ...

Backup Mascot Performer Department: Marketing / Fan Experience Location: Centreville Bank Stadium - Pawtucket, RI Status: Part-Time / Event-Based Position Summary The Backup Mascot Performer supports ...

Mascot

Brooklyn, NY · On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Exciting opportunity at Virtu tax Professional Services! We're searching for a dynamic and enthusiastic mascot to bring tax-related fun to life. Join us in spreading joy while embracing our financial ...

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Mascots information

What is the difference between Mascots vs Costume Characters?

AspectMascotsCostume Characters
Required CredentialsNone typically required; some may have performance or acting skillsSimilar; focus on acting and performance skills
Work EnvironmentSports events, parades, promotional eventsTheme parks, promotional campaigns, entertainment venues
Employer & Industry UsageSports teams, schools, brandsTheme parks, entertainment companies, marketing agencies
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding roles in entertainment and sportsDifferentiate between mascot performers and other costume-based roles

Both mascots and costume characters involve wearing costumes to entertain audiences, often in similar environments like sports or events. The main difference lies in their specific roles and settings, with mascots typically representing teams or brands at sports events, while costume characters are more common in theme parks and entertainment venues. Both roles require acting skills and comfort in costumes, but their usage varies by industry and purpose.

What are some common challenges mascots face during performances, and how can they be managed?

Mascots often face challenges such as limited visibility, heat exhaustion, and maintaining high energy throughout performances. To manage these, mascots are trained to know their costume's limitations, take regular hydration breaks, and use cooling vests or fans when possible. Additionally, strong communication with event coordinators and spotters ensures safety and smooth crowd interactions. Adapting quickly to unpredictable situations, like enthusiastic fans or unexpected weather, is also a crucial skill for success in this role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Mascot, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Mascot, you need strong physical stamina, performance abilities, and often experience in dance or acting, with a high school diploma generally sufficient. Familiarity with safety protocols, costume maintenance, and sometimes audio equipment is beneficial. Exceptional energy, enthusiasm, and the ability to engage and communicate nonverbally with crowds make someone stand out in this role. These skills ensure entertaining and safe interactions, enhancing the fan experience and representing the brand positively.

What are mascots and what do they do?

Mascots are costumed characters that represent organizations, sports teams, schools, brands, or events. Their primary role is to entertain crowds, promote team spirit, and engage with audiences at games, promotional events, or community functions. Mascots often perform dances, interact with fans, and help create a memorable, fun atmosphere. The person inside the costume must be energetic, outgoing, and able to perform in a variety of settings for extended periods. Mascots play a key role in branding and public relations by making a lasting, positive impression.
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Mascot / Mascot Partner

$16.80 - $25.20/hr

Other

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Mascot / Mascot Partner
Position Type: Part-Time, Non-Exempt
Hiring Wage Range: $16.80 -$21.00 / hourly DOQ
Full Wage Range: $16.80 - $25.20/ hourly DOQ
Benefits: District Discounts
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Summary
Under the direction and supervision of the Director of Marketing & Communications, this position helps engage the community and build brand loyalty by performing as the Mundelein Park & Recreation District mascot, Mundy Lion, and/or as Mundy's supporting partner. The mascot serves as an easily recognizable District representative at District events, facilities, and programs, as well as at occasional community and business events. This position interacts with a wide range of audiences by posing for photos, appearing in videos, and communicating non-verbally while performing as Mundy and verbally while serving as the mascot partner. When performing as the mascot, the individual is responsible for properly wearing and maintaining the Mundy Lion costume. Must have the ability to work nights, weekends, and occasional daytime business hours.
Qualifications - Education, Experience, and Training
Must be at least 16 years of age. Dance, drama, and/or experience that would lend well to working as a mascot, preferred but not required. Ability to follow directions. Must have the ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time, endure changing weather conditions and temperatures, including high heat and humidity. The mascot costume is designed to fit people 5'8" to 6'1".
Duties and Responsibilities
Essential Functions
  • Preserve the identity of Mundy Lion without deviating from established character, including body language, mannerisms, attitude, interaction, and District representation. (while working as Mascot)
  • Assist the District mascot by guiding his/her steps, ensuring safety, talking with people, and assisting with communication between Mundy Lion and the public. (while working as Mascot Partner)
  • Assist Mundy Lion with the costume. (while working as Mascot Partner)
  • Interact with the public with enthusiasm, energy, and confidence.
  • Be photographed with the public.
  • Work well in a team environment.
  • Be able to read patron social cues to understand the level of interaction each person may want.
  • Represent the Park District in a positive manner
  • Work in coordination with all internal departments to reach overall strategic objectives of the District.
  • Perform all job tasks within the rules and guidelines of the Park District's safety program.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.