The Box Office Manager directly supervises box office operations, supervisors, ushers, reservations, ticket distribution, and sales coordination. The role provides strategic input on seating, show building, and daily operations, and oversees reservation inventory allocation across market segments to optimize customer mix and yield. The manager builds shows and makes seating changes, adds offers and packages in the TM1 application, and leads administration of ticketing software, scanners, and web-based self-service tools. The position handles ticket transactions and guest care through in-person, email, and telephone interactions, including customer complaints. It also develops operational plans, procedures, communications, and training materials for reservations and ticket distribution. The role coordinates ticketing holds, group sales, consignment tickets, and purchases; maintains relationships with agencies, fan clubs, artist management, promoters, media, public relations, and the resort entertainment team; and identifies trends and solutions relating to reservations, distribution, and no-show activity. The manager trains, coaches, and schedules showroom ushers, works with the Box Office Supervisor on end-of-night and final-show reporting, and assists hotel accounting with payment and fund-allocation questions as needed. The position involves a fast-paced casino environment, administrative and computer work, and standing in the box office or event facilities. Weekend and holiday work, flexible shifts, and unusual hours are required. Compensation is targeted at $53,500–$69,600 annually, with final offers based on factors including experience and expertise.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager