Game Show Host

The Escape Game•Roseville, CA

3d•$17 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

Great Big Game Show Hosts deliver an upbeat, live game-show experience for guests. In this guest-facing, performance-based role, hosts introduce games, provide fun commentary, track points, crown winning teams, and help every guest feel seen, celebrated, and included. Hosts set the tone from the initial introduction through the final celebration. Hosts also check in guests, operate game shows using host software, reset studios, maintain the facility, restock inventory, complete reports, capture and send highlight videos, and manage time to keep games on schedule. The role includes a week of training before hosting a show solo, as well as quarterly feedback on show performance. The position is available part-time or full-time at Westfield Galleria in Roseville, California. Starting pay is $17–$18 per hour. Hours and shifts vary by season; the business is open daily from 8 a.m. until after midnight, and shifts are usually 6–8 hours, with shorter or longer shifts depending on business needs. Nights, weekends, and holidays are required. Hosts may have opportunities to advance into leadership roles, with growth based on performance, availability, and alignment with the company’s Mission, Vision, and Values.

Requirements

Guest-focused mindset.
Available to work nights, weekends, and holidays.
Comfortable speaking to and leading groups of 2–14 guests.
Able to stand for up to six game shows per shift; lift 30–40 pounds; and bend, crawl, and move around a live studio set.
Reliable, coachable, and team-oriented.

Nice To Haves

Prior hosting, performance, customer service, or hospitality experience.

Responsibilities

Uphold current and new company service and hospitality standards.
Deliver upbeat, conversational introductions and clearly and enthusiastically introduce each mini-game.
Improvise fun, family-friendly commentary for guests of all ages.
Track points, award winners, and celebrate with guests.
Deliver a clear, engaging recap at the end of the experience.
Resolve service failures immediately and graciously.
Check in guests and prepare them for their game show.
Comply with uniform standards.
Use host software to operate game shows in a studio.
Reset studios accurately and efficiently using setup sheets.
Maintain cleanliness of games and the facility.
Restock inventory and complete required reports.
Capture exciting guest moments and create and send highlight videos.
Manage time effectively to keep assigned games on schedule.