Wild at Work Discounts

[adykate]

I am trying to figure out why there is not more "talk" of the discount ticket/hotel website Wild at Work? I am looking at a Disney/Legoland vacation and came across their website. It seems their discounts and prices are too good to be true...Are they? Anyone have any experience with them? I searched around here and they come up a few times, but not to the degree I would expect based on how good their prices are for various hotels/tickets. I hate to make my hotel reservations, and buy my tickets through them, and end up homeless and ticketless on the day we arrive!

 

[Cholula]

I've used Wild at Work just for tickets a couple of times and I've never had any kind of problems with them. It's just like other sites, they'll send you an email with a PDF of your ticket voucher. You just print that and take it to the gate and they'll swap it for a ticket.

I'm not sure why Wild at Work is not mentioned as often. Maybe not everyone has access to the promotions?

 

[julesann]

It looks like you either need to be employed by a company that has a membership with them or, if you are self employed, it is a one step process (I just did it) to get a membership.

 

[nikkislaght]

We use them all the time.. and I tell people about them. guess Im not as big of a mouth as Ive been told..
Anyway, we have used them, for Disneyland, Knotts and Seaworld. never had any trouble at the gate..

Sometimes you wont get a "check email" notice.. so make sure you go to your email after purchasing. it will give you a confirmation email.. and if for Disney you should get another email with voucher, depending when you buy. either within a couple of hours or the next day..

Have a great trip ..

 

[bakerudall]

You may already know this, but most tickets-through-work type companies quote $25-30 in savings per ticket, but they will usually add about $18-20 in taxes per ticket on checkout. Disney and places like Getaway Today already include tax in their prices. It's always a good idea to go to the checkout screen and see what your savings will be before you decide if it's worth it or not. It seems like these deals have gotten a little better lately, saving $7-8 per ticket. They used to be pretty much the same price after tax.