Complete Guide to Plum Benefits Tickets: How to Access, Save, and Redeem
By David Miller
Plum Benefits began as a New York-centric hospitality perk service designed to fill empty Broadway seats during midweek slumps. It operated under the umbrella of Shubert Ticketing, connecting theater producers directly to Manhattan corporate offices. In April 2014, Shubert completed a strategic deal transferring Plum Benefits to Entertainment Benefits Group (EBG). This transaction merged Plum Benefits into an entertainment distribution network that includes TicketsatWork, Working Advantage, and MemberDeals.
Under EBG, the service transformed into a national employee perks program. The underlying platform handles bulk distribution agreements with theater chains, amusement parks, rental car companies, and hotel conglomerates. Participating employers pay enterprise platform subscriptions or receive access via human resources benefit packages.
Employees access these closed-loop rates through a workplace login portal. Because these prices sit behind an authentication firewall, entertainment distributors use EBG to offload excess inventory without violating public Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) rules. The platform distributes exclusive entertainment deals to tens of millions of workers across the country while preserving public pricing optics for the venues.
David Miller brings 15 years of experience in global economics, personal finance strategy, and market dynamics. He specializes in turning complex economic trends into actionable insights for everyday readers.
