Can I arrive late or leave the Summer Project early?
Due to the critical training that occurs at the start of the Summer Project, you cannot arrive to the Summer Project late.
If you need to leave the Summer Project up to 1 week early for an unchangeable event, you may contact the Project Director for consideration. Early departures must be cleared by both the Project Director and Disney.

Can I use a previous application with WDW?
Due to the unique nature and partnership of the WDW Summer Project with Disney, you must apply with WDW via the Disney application and phone interview (see the Apply section for more information). Any other interviews done with WDW (whether on campus or in a previous semester) do not apply for this unique summer opportunity.

If I'm not accepted by Disney, can I still apply for another Summer Project?
If your Summer Project application is accepted, but you are not extended an offer by Disney, your Summer Project application will immediately be forwarded to your next Summer Project preference on your application.

Should I bring my car?
If you have a car, we highly recommend bringing it for the summer. This will make things more convenient for you over the summer, and it will also help the entire summer project as we will need enough cars to get everyone to and from work and for all the other exciting summer project events. However, if you cannot bring a car, you will be able to carpool to and from work with some of your fellow summer project students.  You will have the same work location and schedule with at least 3 other summer project students. Parking at your housing complex is provided.

Can my family or friends come to visit me over the summer?
Being at WDW for the summer, we know that your family or friends may want to come visit you. However, we have discovered in the past that family/friend visits have greatly distracted students and hurt the Summer Project as a whole. Work and Summer Project activities cannot be missed over the summer. Thus, after work and project activities, you will have little to no time to spend with your family if they were to visit. Thus, we highly discourage family or friends from visiting you over the Summer Project.

Is Goofy a horse or a dog?
Like Pluto, Goofy is a dog.

For further questions, feel free to email the Project Director, Kevin Dennis.