Have you used "tickets at work" to book a cruise?

[MsOnceUponATime]

Long shot -- anyone here ever use "tickets at work" to book a cruise? I'm considering booking through them instead of directly through the cruise line. Going to cross post this to the i love credit cards threads to broaden the views. Thanks in advance!

 

[Cynt]

I haven't used TAW to book a cruise. However, I have used them to book numerous hotels, resorts, amusement park tickets, Universal Orlando tickets and Disney tickets.

I'm a cruiser and always book directly with the cruise line. I'm too much of a control freak to book through a third party.

 

[MsOnceUponATime]

I haven't used TAW to book a cruise. However, I have used them to book numerous hotels, resorts, amusement park tickets, Universal Orlando tickets and Disney tickets.

I'm a cruiser and always book directly with the cruise line. I'm too much of a control freak to book through a third party.

That's where I am at -- always booking directly with the cruise line. Once I booked DCL through Costco and just... sigh... won't do that again.

I don't see anything but a $200 on-board credit difference booking TAW vs booking directly - and that's just not enough of a discount for me to not book directly.

When using TAW to book other things is the savings generally significant?

 

[Cynt]

That's where I am at -- always booking directly with the cruise line. Once I booked DCL through Costco and just... sigh... won't do that again.

I don't see anything but a $200 on-board credit difference booking TAW vs booking directly - and that's just not enough of a discount for me to not book directly.

When using TAW to book other things is the savings generally significant?

Usually the discounts are significant. I always check TAW for tickets and hotels.