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tkdgalsamm
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jul 2010
Cabin: Panoramic Ocean View Stateroom
Traveled with children

We cruised from Seattle, and spent the night in a hotel downtown we booked through Hotwire at a good rate. I'm glad we spent the night, as we headed straight from our hotel to the pier at 10:30, and there was NO line at all. I advise you go early for boarding to avoid lines. Getting off the ship was quick and easy as well, but we went by our luggage tags and disembarking information exactly as instructed.

There isn't a place to write about Tracy Arm Fjord, so I will put it first. In my opinion, it made the whole cruise worth it. But be prepared. We were in the Fjord at 5:00 A.M. and to the glacier by 7:30. We only stayed at the glacier for one hour, and then left the Fjord, which took about 4 hours to cruise out of. If you like the outdoors and nature - and this is the reason you took the cruise, be prepared for an early day and a nap. IT IS BEAUTIFUL BEYOND DESCRIPTION.

Our room was ready at 1:00 PM, and though small, every inch of space was well utilized and comfortable.

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Panoramic Ocean View Stateroom

The space was utilized well. The furniture showed considerable wear, and the T.V. was old as the hills, but worked well. The beds were comfortable and overall, it was a comfortable, but very small cabin.

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