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Search TicketsAtWork (EBG corporate perks) for hotels, theme park tickets, attractions, and rental cars via Patchright. Often beats portals by 10-30%. Use when comparing hotel or ticket prices for a trip.
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| name | ticketsatwork |
| description | Search TicketsAtWork (EBG corporate perks) for hotels, theme park tickets, attractions, and rental cars via Patchright. Often beats portals by 10-30%. Use when comparing hotel or ticket prices for a trip. |
| category | hotels |
| summary | TicketsAtWork (EBG) corporate-perks portal. Hotels, theme park tickets, attractions, live events. Often beats portals by 10-30%. |
| api_key | None (requires TaW account + Patchright) |
| docker_image | ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork |
| allowed-tools | Bash(docker *), Bash(python3 *) |
Scrapes inventory from ticketsatwork.com, a corporate employee perks platform operated by Entertainment Benefits Group (EBG). Members access negotiated rates through their employer's account.
No public API. Patchright (undetected Playwright fork) is required because TaW is behind bot protection that blocks requests, vanilla Playwright, and headless Chrome.
TaW aggregates inventory from EBG's negotiated wholesale pool (similar inventory feeds as Costco Travel, AAA, etc.). On the same property + dates, TaW often beats:
Discount badges are typically genuine: the "Save $X" amount is computed against the hotel's published rate at search time.
Tradeoff: No portal credits, no card-program elite benefits, no points earning on the stay. You earn TaW "Funlife" loyalty points usable at ~1 cpp on future TaW bookings only.
| Subcommand | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
hotels | Hotel search by city + date range. Returns ~10-200+ properties with prices, savings vs strike rate, lat/lng, ratings, distance | Stable |
cars | Rental car search by pickup location + date/time range | Experimental. TaW resolves the autocomplete latlng but not always the airport code their car backend needs. Some valid-looking searches return "no cars at this location" even for major airports. See "Known limitations" below. |
tickets | Browse a category landing page (e.g. disneyland, wdw, usf) or keyword-search via Reflektion | Stable. Returns deal title, savings claim, description, image, detail URL. Prices are not on the listing, they appear on the detail page. |
pip install patchright && patchright install chromium)TAW_USER and TAW_PASS environment variablesForm-based email + password. The skill submits the login form via JavaScript directly. Each script run uses a fresh browser profile, so each run logs in fresh.
The visible "Sign in / Register" UI requires modal interactions that Patchright handles unreliably (cookie banner overlap, modal trigger visibility issues). The login form (#member_login_form) is in the DOM at all times, so we set values via JS and click the form's submit button.
docker pull ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork:latest
# Hotels
docker run --rm -e TAW_USER -e TAW_PASS \
ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork hotels \
--city "Carlsbad, CA" --checkin 2027-03-04 --checkout 2027-03-07 \
--rooms 1 --adults 2 --json
# Tickets / attractions (category)
docker run --rm -e TAW_USER -e TAW_PASS \
ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork tickets \
--category disneyland --json
# Tickets / attractions (keyword)
docker run --rm -e TAW_USER -e TAW_PASS \
ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork tickets \
--keyword "universal studios" --json
# Live events in destination cities (concerts, theater, sports)
docker run --rm -e TAW_USER -e TAW_PASS \
ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork tickets \
--section events --json
# Rental cars (experimental)
docker run --rm -e TAW_USER -e TAW_PASS \
ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork cars \
--pickup "San Diego Airport, CA" \
--pickup-date 2026-06-15 --pickup-time 12:00 \
--dropoff-date 2026-06-18 --dropoff-time 12:00 \
--age 30 --json
# Hotels
TAW_USER=you@example.com TAW_PASS=yourpass \
python3 scripts/search_hotels.py --city "Carlsbad, CA" \
--checkin 2027-03-04 --checkout 2027-03-07 --json
# Tickets
TAW_USER=you@example.com TAW_PASS=yourpass \
python3 scripts/browse_tickets.py --category disneyland --json
# Cars
TAW_USER=you@example.com TAW_PASS=yourpass \
python3 scripts/search_cars.py \
--pickup "San Diego Airport, CA" \
--pickup-date 2026-06-15 --pickup-time 12:00 \
--dropoff-date 2026-06-18 --dropoff-time 12:00 --json
| Flag | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--city | yes | City or address. Goes into the destination autocomplete. | |
--checkin | yes | Check-in date in YYYY-MM-DD. | |
--checkout | yes | Check-out date in YYYY-MM-DD. | |
--rooms | no | 1 | Number of rooms. |
--adults | no | 2 | Adults per room. |
--children | no | 0 | Children per room. |
--json | no | off | Structured JSON instead of a human-readable table. |
--debug | no | off | Save screenshots + HTML at each step to /output (Docker) or /tmp/taw_debug/ (local). |
--raw-html-out | no | Write the raw results HTML to a file for offline analysis. |
{
"city": "Carlsbad, CA",
"checkin": "2027-03-04",
"checkout": "2027-03-07",
"rooms": 1,
"adults": 2,
"children": 0,
"display_pages": 14,
"listing_count": 134,
"listings": [
{
"id": "hotel_NNNNNN_x",
"name": "Property Display Name",
"name_normalized": "property display name",
"rating": 4.5,
"guest_rating": 9.0,
"price_per_night_usd": 184,
"total_price_usd": 746,
"strike_price_usd": 1122,
"savings_usd": 375.68,
"loyalty_points": 1492,
"distance_miles": 0.89,
"distance_label": "0.89 miles from the center of Carlsbad",
"property_type": "hotel",
"lat": 33.121,
"lng": -117.310,
"tripadvisor": 0.0,
"room_id": "...",
"rate_code": "...",
"featured": false,
"discount_ranking": 717.95,
"detail_url": "https://www.ticketsatwork.com/tickets/hotels.php?sub=details&id=NNNNNN_x"
}
]
}
Field notes:
rating = property star rating (0.0 - 5.0).guest_rating = post-stay review average (0.0 - 10.0).total_price_usd = all-in for the stay (taxes/fees included; "All fees included" shown in UI).strike_price_usd = published comparison rate (what you'd pay direct or non-discount channel).savings_usd = strike_price_usd - total_price_usd per the badge.loyalty_points = TaW Funlife points earned from this booking.discount_ranking = TaW's internal discount-magnitude score (bigger = bigger savings vs comp rate).TaW renders all matching hotels in the initial DOM and uses simple-pagination (jQuery) to chunk visually. There are no additional listings to fetch; one parse covers the full result set. The display_pages field reflects what TaW shows the user, not what the script needs to walk.
Use exactly one of --category or --keyword:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--category SLUG | Category slug like disneyland, wdw, usf, seaworld. See category list below. |
--keyword TEXT | Free-text keyword. Uses Reflektion site search. On Enter, TaW often redirects directly to the most relevant category landing page. |
--json | Structured JSON output. |
--debug | Save screenshots + HTML. |
--raw-html-out | Write the raw landing page HTML to a file. |
These are stable category landing pages (/tickets/pages.php?sub=<slug>):
| Slug | Page |
|---|---|
wdw | Walt Disney World |
disneyland | Disneyland Resort (California) |
disneyland-paris | Disneyland Paris |
usf | Universal Orlando |
ush | Universal Studios Hollywood |
seaworld | SeaWorld parks |
busch-gardens-parks | Busch Gardens parks |
sesame-place | Sesame Place parks |
all-theme-parks-attractions | Combined theme parks + attractions index |
For other categories, navigate /tickets/index.php in a browser, find the category, copy the ?sub= slug from the URL.
{
"category": "disneyland",
"keyword": null,
"landed_url": "https://www.ticketsatwork.com/tickets/pages.php?sub=disneyland",
"deal_count": 6,
"deals": [
{
"type": "ticket",
"filter_entity_id": "4704",
"title": "Disneyland Resort - California",
"subtitle": "Save up to $65 on Multi-Day Tickets",
"description": "Explore 1-5 Day Disneyland Resort theme park tickets...",
"image_url": "https://www.ticketsatwork.com/common_resources/...",
"detail_url": "https://www.ticketsatwork.com/tickets/packages.php?sub=packages&action=view&id=4704"
}
]
}
type is ticket (a TaW package, prices appear on the detail page) or url (an external link, often to a hotel detail).
Pricing note: Most category pages don't show prices in the listing. The subtitle field contains the savings claim ("Save up to $65", "Tickets from $48 Per Day"); exact pricing requires following detail_url.
| Flag | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--pickup | yes | Pickup location. Airport names work best. | |
--dropoff | no | same as pickup | Dropoff location. |
--pickup-date | yes | YYYY-MM-DD. | |
--pickup-time | no | 12:00 | HH:MM 24h. Must be :00 or :30 boundary. |
--dropoff-date | yes | YYYY-MM-DD. | |
--dropoff-time | no | 12:00 | Same format. |
--age | no | 30 | Driver age. TaW supports 20-25 with surcharge, 25+ standard. |
The TaW car results page uses Handlebars templates that get filled by an XHR call to TaW's car backend. Even with the autocomplete-resolved latlng, the airport code that the backend needs is sometimes not populated by the autocomplete widget callback. The script backfills the visible input value into the hidden value field, but TaW's car API may require an additional pickup_code field that we're not setting.
Symptom: the car results page renders the skeleton, then shows "Sorry, there are no cars available at this location for your selected dates and time" even for major airports on near-term dates.
Workaround if you need cars urgently: open ticketsatwork.com in a regular browser, do the search manually, see the offers. Then if you want price comparison data scripted, this skill does still surface what TaW's hotel and ticket inventory looks like programmatically.
The script is wired and parses car cards correctly when the page renders them; the gap is in passing the right pickup-code metadata through the form. PRs welcome.
These are documented for future work. The scripts already handle them.
The visible "Sign in / Register" button opens a modal containing the real login form. The trigger is sometimes invisible to Patchright (overlay z-index, OneTrust banner). The form is in the DOM regardless. We set values directly via JS and click submit.
const form = document.querySelector('#member_login_form');
const emailEl = form.querySelector('input[name="login_email"]');
const passEl = form.querySelector('input[name="login_password"]');
// ...set values, dispatch input/change events, click submit
The destination input (#place_name for hotels, #pickup_location for cars) is decorative until a suggestion is clicked. Hidden lat/lng fields populate on click via the autocomplete's callback.
Selectors (hotels):
.ui-autocomplete.ebg-autocomplete .ui-menu-item:visible#place_lat, Lng: #place_lngSelectors (cars):
#pickup_location, #dropoff_location#origin_search_value, #destination_search_value#origin_lat_lng, #destination_lat_lngRace condition: First-type often misses. Retry up to 3 times, clearing the field each time. Each attempt waits up to 8s for the targets to populate.
Cars-specific: Latlng populates reliably; the canonical place value field doesn't always populate via callback. The script backfills it from the visible input text. This is enough for the form to submit but may not be enough for the car backend to resolve an airport code.
#check_in, #check_out, #pick_up_date, #drop_off_date are readonly="readonly" and driven by jQuery datepicker. You cannot fill() them like normal inputs. Set .value via JS using the underlying HTMLInputElement.value setter.
Date format: MM/DD/YY (2-digit year).
Results page shell loads first; listings render via XHR. Wait for at least one <li id="hotel_..." data-name="..."> to be attached to the DOM. Without this, parse fires too early and returns 0 listings.
The full result set is delivered in the initial response. Pagination is purely visual via simple-pagination. Don't waste time clicking page links; one parse on the initial render gets you everything.
Car results use a Handlebars-style template page. The page renders immediately with {{var}} placeholders, then a backend XHR fills in actual offers. Wait for .rc-totals content to no longer match {{total}} before parsing.
OneTrust banner appears on first visit and intercepts clicks. Dismiss via button#onetrust-accept-btn-handler or button:has-text('Accept') early in the flow.
Unlike hotels and cars, category landing pages render their deal grid in the initial HTML response. No XHR wait needed. Cards are <li class="grid-template-seen"> with data-unq (URL) and inline title/subtitle/description.
cd skills/ticketsatwork
docker build -t ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork:latest .
docker push ghcr.io/borski/ticketsatwork:latest
The base image (ghcr.io/borski/patchright-docker:latest) is shared with southwest, chase-travel, amex-travel, and other Patchright-based skills.
--debug mode and --raw-html-out capture full page HTML which contains them. Don't share debug artifacts publicly./tickets/shopping.php?sub=...)/tickets/packages.php?sub=packages&action=view&id=N)detail_url to extract pricing (slow, multi-page)