14 Behind-the-Scenes Jobs at Disney That'll Open Up a Whole New World of Career Possibilities

Although they look, move, and sound real, audio-animatronic figures don't have the full range of motion that the rest of us do, so you can't simply slide them into their clothing. Whether it's a presidential suit or the layered garb of a pirate, the costumes of audio-animatronic figures must be constructed in such a way that they can actually be put onto the character (this typically involves lots of strategically placed Velcro) and withstand the wear and tear that comes along with the character's repetitive movements. Most costumes last only four to six months, so this is definitely a position with major job security.