Buying park tickets

[5 Disney Fans]

Has anyone used Working Advantage or Tickets At Work to buy their park tickets? If so, did you have any issues linking to magic band? I have used Undercover Tourist in the past and had no issues linking tickets. It is a known and trusted site for me. But right now WA and TAW are offering buy a three day ticket and get four days free. The ticket is $372 but once they put in taxes and fees it is just slightly better than the UT prices. For my family it would end up being a $40 savings which I'll take! But I don't want to ruin chances of being able to link the bands and get FP+

 

[Woth2982]

Yes I used tickets at work for my trip in December. I bought a 4 day pass with three days free water park and more ticket, then upgraded to an AP when I got there. I had zero issues. I received a PDF to my email with a code and plugged it into MDE. I think I saved close to $60 on my AP doing this. I also had no issue ordering my MBs on the Disney website.

 

[daemom]

I also bought through TAW and it was so easy! As I commented on another thread, I literally held my breath as I was linking the tickets! It was so easy and I'm doing buying through them again!

 

[5 Disney Fans]

thanks for your feedback. I didn't realize (silly me!) that I could get the pdf ticket and use the number. I was assuming I needed a hard ticket so if I remove the shipping costs I'm saving even more $

 

[53Jay]

I've always had good luck with "tickets at work" Recently I've been using "park saver" which has been the cheapest I've found for getting tickets.

 

[kellia]

I've always had good luck with "tickets at work" Recently I've been using "park saver" which has been the cheapest I've found for getting tickets.

What is park saver?

 

[supersnoop]

What is park saver?

Parksavers.com seems to have some good deals on 7-day tickets, but they're all hoppers or WPF&M tickets. I don't see any base tickets available there.