Tickets at Work

[CastMember 02]

Has anyone used tickets at work for WDW? Their price is almost $80 cheaper than undercover tourist. It also says something about box office pick up which would then make it impossible to make park pass reservations, anyone have experience?

 

[CookieandOatmeal]

A few years back, we bought tixs from Tickets at Work and was able to link them to our MDE. The tixs were emailed to us.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

Just be careful about their affiliate company Working Advantage. People have posted on the DLR Board about getting bum/used tickets from them. Yelp reviews show that this is not uncommon with WA for other tickets, too.

 

[Fairyjen1]

I’ve never used them Disney, but I’ve bought Knott’s Berry Farm and California’s Great America tickets through them with no issues.

 

[MouseLover]

I’ve used them with no problem but it’s been a few years. We also were able to link to MDE.

 

[dvc_cruiser]

I used them this week for our november trip. About 2 minutes after I was done got the email containing the Disney code to enter into MDE. I have also used it a long time ago and was great then too.

 

[unrequited23]

We almost used them two years ago because the prices seemed better. Got thru the checkout, then tax was added (perhaps another fee too) and the price jumped higher (about $80 for 4 tickets) than our go-to third party ticket reseller. I know $80 may not seem like a lot to some people, but for our family it's a QS lunch and round of mickey bars.

 

[starwart]

I find better deals at the undercover.