A job fair hopes to fill 4,500 positions at the park. They include performers to concession stand workers.

Andrew Davis drove eight hours from Tennessee to audition on Friday.

"You are just so stressed in life. I think it would be a fun place to come and work," said Davis.

Davis hopes to land a job even though it would only be for the summer season.

Lines are expected to be long because it may be more than just college kids looking to make a buck this year, reported ONN's Cristin Severance.

"Because of the economy, we've gotten a lot more applicants, so that has helped us select the best people out there," said Robin Innes, Cedar Point spokesman.

People who will be helped by any work, even for a few months.

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