Take your spot behind the bar and bring the energy! Our Game Day Bartenders serve up ice-cold beers, cocktails, and great vibes during baseball games and events. You’ll prepare drinks efficiently, process payments, and deliver fast, friendly service to keep fans cheering all game long.
What You Need:
Must meet minimum age requirements for alcohol service
Strong customer service skills and ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment
Knowledge of basic cocktails, beer, and responsible alcohol service
Availability for nights, weekends, and game days
Why You’ll Love It:
High-energy game-day atmosphere
Flexible, event-based scheduling
Competitive hourly pay plus strong tip potential in a high-volume, cashless environment
ASM Global is the world’s leading venue management company and producer of live event experiences. Acquired by Legends in 2024, with over 400 premier venues worldwide, ASM Global operates and invests in the world's most important stadiums, arenas, convention centers, and theaters, including entertainment districts and mixed-use developments.
We produce over 20,000 live events annually, welcoming more than 164 million guests each year. As the global leader in content programming and revenue optimization, our best-in-class management leverages the latest data-driven marketing strategies to deliver maximum value and profitability for venue owners.
Beyond the walls of our venues, ASM Global is actively working to invest in people, strengthen our communities, and protect the environment. Our corporate social responsibility platform, ASM Global Acts, embodies a refreshing, modern commitment to social equity and global sustainability. A robust and growing DE&I initiative, commitment to local purchasing, and prioritizing green innovations (with an industry-leading 50+ certified green venues) are just a couple of examples of ASM Global’s impactful, environmentally friendly outlook.
As the global industry leader, we understand the importance of setting an exceptional example while having a great time doing it.
