we made it to Juneau, Alaska

[whitmo]

Enjoy

We were booked on an Alaskan cruise, but it got cancelled due to covid (early 2021 I think). Hope to get one scheduled in the next year or so.

 

[boomer]

About to plan a cruise to Alaska with wife. Which cruise line do you recommend and best route to take?

You might want to consider doing a rail trip across Alaska (2-3 Days) then getting on a cruise ship and sailing back through all the great sea ports and back to Seattle.

 

[BillsCamino]

Or drive from Fairbanks to Seward...with a stop in Denali.

Alaska Railroad Train Routes | Alaska Railroad

At the Alaska Railroad, we believe the journey should be as spectacular as the destination. Learn more about traveling Alaska by rail.

www.alaskarailroad.com

 

[My name is Homer]

You might want to consider doing a rail trip across Alaska (2-3 Days) then getting on a cruise ship and sailing back through all the great sea ports and back to Seattle.

Definitely try the Alaska Railroad, the trip from Seward to Fairbanks is wonderful

 

[medium187mph]

One day I’d like to do this. My uncle went a long time ago on a Salmon cruise… he said they ate salmon for breakfast, lunch, and dinner lol

 

[edindah]

Hope to do the cruise in 2026 for our 50th Anniversary.

 

[basstracker89]

Hope to do the cruise in 2026 for our 50th Anniversary.

My wife has been trying to get me to go on a cruise for more than 15yrs. I told her to go and have a good time..........🤣

 

[edindah]

My wife has been trying to get me to go on a cruise for more than 15yrs. I told her to go and have a good time..........🤣

I have taken cruises to Bahamas a couple times, Mexico (Cozumel and Cancun - not recommended!) and Canada. Have enjoyed the ships and amenities and most places (skip Mexico!!) The only other cruise was aboard an LSD and service there sucked (except chow - Navy chow was decent.)

 

[dcline9163]

We Use Royal Caribbean, flew into Seattle 7 day cruise, definitely ride the trains, very scenic. Glaciers are beautiful too.

 

[greg vess]

Congrats! It truly is the last great frontier in America. You might not be going out that far but frontier none the less. What are you guys planning on doing? Cabin on the lake for fishing and what not? Oh are you on a cruise?