Priceline doesn’t have a teacher discount, and ID.me says so directly: “We’re not aware that Priceline offers Teachers discounts.” What ID.me does list is a cash back rate open to every member, and Priceline’s own sale language is aimed at every traveler, so the honest answer is that you get the same offers as everyone else, plus a few places worth comparing.
Priceline’s About page calls the company a travel dealmaker with access to millions of hotels, flights, car rentals, cruises and vacation packages across 116 countries. The same page says Priceline is part of Booking Holdings. If you’re booking the family’s summer trip, what a big percentage is measured against matters more than the number itself.
How To Get The Priceline Teacher Discount
There’s no teacher code, no teacher landing page and nothing you can verify that lowers a Priceline price. ID.me’s Priceline page is titled “Priceline Discounts and Cash Back for Everyone,” and it shows up to 3.0% cash back for any ID.me member. Nothing on it is labeled for teachers. The breakdown on that page reads:
- Hotel & Rental Cars: up to 3.0% cash back.
- Cruises & Flight Express Deal: up to 2.0% cash back.
- Flights & Cruises: up to $2.00 cash back.
Rates change, so confirm the current number on ID.me before you book. Restrictions on that page: travel must be completed to earn cash back, and it may take up to 60 days after the stay or rental is completed to be reported. It isn’t available on First Class or Business Class airfare tickets, taxes, insurance, fees, changed, canceled or refunded orders, phone orders, or orders placed on www.priceline.co.uk. Using coupons or promotional codes that aren’t from ID.me may void it, and additional restrictions may apply.
What “Up To 60% Off” Is Being Compared To
Priceline’s About page says its Express Deals deliver savings of up to 60 percent on hotels. The footnote on that same page explains the math: the claim is based on Express Deals bookings compared to Priceline’s lowest retail rate for the same itinerary, and the travel provider is shown after booking. So the percentage is measured against Priceline’s own retail rate, and you learn which hotel you got only once you’ve booked.
Package savings work the same way. The footnote says they’re compared to the price of the same flight and hotel booked separately on priceline.com, and that savings vary and may not be available for every package. None of it depends on being a teacher.
The About page also mentions a VIP loyalty program that it says offers instant savings and added benefits. It doesn’t spell out the terms, so read them on the program’s own page before you count on it. Its list of products includes a Military Members & Veterans site, and nothing in that list is for teachers.
Where A Teacher Can Find A Percentage Off
If you want a lower price at checkout, two nearby options list one. ID.me shows 10% off for teachers at Expedia and at Hotels.com, each with a $40 maximum on its ID.me page. Booking.com also names Booking Holdings as its parent on its About page, and its free Genius account starts at 10% off select stays, according to its Genius page. Price the same dates on each.
Q&A
Does Priceline have a teacher discount?
No. ID.me says it isn’t aware of one, and Priceline’s About page doesn’t list a teacher offer.
How much cash back does ID.me list for Priceline?
Up to 3.0% on hotels and rental cars, up to 2.0% on the Cruises & Flight Express Deal line, and up to $2.00 on flights and cruises.
When does the cash back show up?
Only after the trip is completed. ID.me says it may take up to 60 days after the stay or rental to be reported.
Is the 60% off a teacher rate?
No. Priceline’s About page describes it as an Express Deals saving compared to Priceline’s lowest retail rate for the same itinerary.
More Information:
ID.me’s Priceline discount page is the source for the missing teacher offer, and its Priceline store page supplied the cash back lines and restrictions. Priceline’s press center About page supplied the company description, the Express Deals footnote and the parent company. Booking.com’s Genius and About pages supplied the Booking.com details. The Expedia and Hotels.com figures come from their ID.me store pages. Terms and rates can change, so confirm on the source pages before you book.
