Legoland California in Carlsbad is laying off 97 employees, mostly performers, as part of operational changes aimed at improving the guest experience. The layoffs, effective March 15, include 87 performers and 10 stage managers, assistant managers, and specialists. The company says these changes will allow for more flexible and responsive operations in a competitive market.
Following on word that Legoland Florida was planning to lay off 234 workers, primarily performers, Legoland California in Carlsbad is also letting dozens of employees go, though the cuts are not as deep.
Last Friday, EDD was notified about the layoffs — which are a mix of permanent and seasonal and are effective on March 15.Entertainers at the park help fill roles at Benny's Dance Party, an astronaut-themed show; Once Upon a Brick, where park-goers are invited to"Join Bagsy and Sweeps as they open the magical storybook to bring your favorite Lego character to life"; and other performances.
“At Legoland California Resort, we are making operational changes to help us elevate the guest experience in 2025 and beyond," Estrada said in a statement sent to NBC 7."This includes changes in how we deliver entertainment.
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