Has anybody purchased tickets through Plum Benefits?

[pwillunlv]

Through my employer, I recently received access to Plum Benefits. Has anybody ever purchased tickets from them? They appear to be one of the best discounts (outside of military) that I have found.

Adult 2-Day Hopper $199.00 ($18.00 off)
Child 2-Day Hopper $187.00 ($17.00 off)

Adult 3-Day Hopper $238.00 ($27.00 off)
Child 3-Day Hopper $229.00 ($25.00 off)

Because these rates are better than aRes, I am a little suspicious. Has anybody tried out Plum Benefits before? If so, how was the experience?

 

[Baxhappyplace]

No I haven't but I have purchased from way.com a few times and they are priced at $240 for a 3 day adult park hopper and $230 for a 3 day child park hopper. For the two day park hopper it is adult at $202 and child at $189. They are very close in price with Plum.

 

[pwillunlv]

No I haven't but I have purchased from way.com a few times and they are priced at $240 for a 3 day adult park hopper and $230 for a 3 day child park hopper. For the two day park hopper it is adult at $202 and child at $189. They are very close in price with Plum.

I didn't know that way.com was that low as well, that's good to know! Thanks!

 

[lalasmama]

I haven't gone through Plum Benefits before, however, my workplace has a similar program (I'm assuming!) called our "perks" through Life Balance Program. They were, by far, the cheapest before the way.com, orbitz.com, etc. deals when I wasn't military-eligible. When I would buy through our perks program, I would go to the link provided on our workplace site, which would actually connect me to the corporate rate page at the normal Disneyland site. That always gave me a bit of confidence, knowing that I was buying through Disneyland... but here on the Disboards, we've had many posters who have bought through other means/sites without a problem.

 

[pwillunlv]

Thanks all! I wasn't aware of similar prices, that gives me confidence!