TicketsatWork.com

[barbz56]

I didn't know where to post this. As anyone ever used TicketsatWork to buy there MYW tickets. I can get them cheaper and get a day free. I thought we weren't going as planned, but it looks like I can rebook. Tell me about your experience and can I link it to MDE. Thanks

 

[kj2mom]

My MIL got hers through Tickets At Work and yes she was able to plug in the info and link the tickets. I actually found less expensive options other places so I didn't go that route. Be sure you are comparing apples to apples when pricing. Some places add the taxes and fees from the beginning while others not until you are in the checkout process so sometimes what might appear to be more expensive isn't and what might appear to be less expensive isn't.

 

[lindsey]

I have used them in past for Disney tickets, also used them for show tickets in Las Vegas.

 

[DopeyDame]

The exact pricing, I think, depends on the arrangement your company has for tickets at work. For my company, the discount through undercovertoursit and parksaver were better than the tickets at work discount. So just make sure to shop around and understand exactly what the final price is. If it's really the cheapest tickets, then go for it - they are def a legit company so she shouldn't have any issues with the tickets.

 

[IrishNYC]

Definitely compare pricing. My current TaW offers are $40 off 3 day hoppers, Get 5 hopper days for the price of 4, then $45 off 6 or 7 day hoppers, and $55 off 10 day hoppers, but as someone said, they vary between employers at times, too.

I've never used them for Disney, but I've used them for Hersheypark, touring/museum tickets, hotels, and shows.

 

[ssmerdel]

I used tickets at work for our last trip in November. We purchased 5 days and got 2 days free, for a total of 7 days. I compared the price of the 5 day ticket on Disney's site and it was the same as the tickets at work price. I selected the eticket option when ordering. They sent me an email with the confirmation details, and my wife was able to add that to MDE the day we ordered them. Pretty easy process.

 

[JerseyJanice]

Like a PP said, shop around. I could have purchased them for our last trip, but Parksavers was a better deal at the time.

 

[shellyj]

I've also used ticketsatwork with no problem. In 2014 they had the best deal on hoppers for my group but the past 2 years the best deal I've found was Undercover Tourist. Sometimes one site has a better deal on hoppers while another has a better deal on base tickets. So definitely shop around and pay attention to whether the listed price includes taxes.

 

[preemiemama]

Just used them a few weeks ago. I did shop around, and they were the best deal for us. Got e-tickets, received them within 48 hours, and connected them to MDE with no issues.