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What amusement and recreation attendants are paid

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What amusement and recreation attendants are paid nationally 10th percentile $22,350, 25th percentile $27,660, median $32,150, 75th percentile $36,590, 90th percentile $42,490 $22,350 $42,490 $27,660 $36,590 Median $32,150
The ten states with the most amusement and recreation attendants employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California56,920$35,380 to $38,850 (middle half), median $37,000
Florida45,540$28,710 to $33,820 (middle half), median $30,670
Texas28,360$21,860 to $30,680 (middle half), median $26,570
Pennsylvania17,470$22,100 to $33,700 (middle half), median $28,090
New York14,620$33,740 to $38,680 (middle half), median $36,300
North Carolina14,120$21,710 to $33,010 (middle half), median $26,680
New Jersey14,060$32,430 to $36,190 (middle half), median $34,500
Ohio11,780$23,370 to $30,270 (middle half), median $26,980
Michigan11,720$26,410 to $34,040 (middle half), median $28,580
Illinois11,660$31,200 to $36,440 (middle half), median $32,770

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.