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Royal Caribbean Alaska Cruises: 7-Nights Vancouver to Seward, Alaska
$343 per person (based on double occupancy)
$556.00
& More (Sailing April - Oct)
Royal Caribbean Cruises has select Alaska Cruises on sale starting at prices listed below. In addition, Kids (12 years and younger) sail free (restrictions apply). Must book by January 24, 2023, for travel between April 1 and October 31, 2023.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for posting this deal.
Note: Fares below are per person, for select sailings, interior stateroom, based on double-occupancy, and do not include taxes, fees & port expenses.
Examples:
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for posting this deal.
Note: Fares below are per person, for select sailings, interior stateroom, based on double-occupancy, and do not include taxes, fees & port expenses.
Examples:
- 7-night Vancouver - Seward Alaska $343 (Sept 8, 2023)
- 7-night Seward Alaska - Vancouver $373 (Sept 1, 2023)
- 7-night Seward Alaska - Vancouver $399 (Aug 18, 2023)
- 7-night Seattle - Vancouver $481 (Sept 25, 2023)
- 8-night Vancouver - Vancouver $521 (May 11, 2023)
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Edited January 23, 2023
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Royal Caribbean Cruise Line is having their 2023 Alaskan cruises on special. Rates, based on double occupancy are up to $550 off plus 30% off all guests and kids sail free on select sailings in an interior stateroom.
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line [royalcaribbean.com]
Book by January 22, 2023 > extended thru 1/24/23
Travel April 1 - October 31, 2023
Sample Sailings, Average Rate Per Person Based on Dbl Occ and Date:
You may also want to look into booking with known and reputable OTAs who have their own exclusive incentives for you, on top of these savings. Compare the incentives by using the same trip on Expedia [expedia.com], Kayak [kayak.com], AAA Travel [aaa.com], Costco Travel or Travelocity [travelocity.com].
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Royal Caribbean Cruise Line [royalcaribbean.com]
Book by January 22, 2023 > extended thru 1/24/23
Travel April 1 - October 31, 2023
Sample Sailings, Average Rate Per Person Based on Dbl Occ and Date:
- 7-night Vancouver - Seward Alaska, $343 (Sept 8, 2023)
- 7-night Seward Alaska - Vancouver $373 (Sept 1, 2023)
- 7-night Seward - Vancouver $399 (Aug 18, 2023)
- 7-night Seattle - Vancouver $481 (Sept 25, 2023)
- 7-night Seattle - Vancouver $501 (Sept 29, 2023)
- 8-night Vancouver - Vancouver $521 (May 11, 2023)
You may also want to look into booking with known and reputable OTAs who have their own exclusive incentives for you, on top of these savings. Compare the incentives by using the same trip on Expedia [expedia.com], Kayak [kayak.com], AAA Travel [aaa.com], Costco Travel or Travelocity [travelocity.com].
Want to see more travel deals? Click here or here.
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The menu has changed with far less options, and the food went from amazing in November to just okay. They are REALLY pushing the paid dining options, and I think a strategy is to make the free main dining experience less appealing.
There are generally three people who help you with your cruise: a main server, an assistant server, and a room attendant. In the past they have been fantastic. I am wondering if Royal issued a pay cut to employees because all the workers seemed just plain sad, and the service was pretty bad. Moving around the ship, the morale of the crew seemed really somber, too. Not the typical smiles and greetings, and some crew would even mutter stuff under their breath as we passed by. Several times I heard crew making fun of or hating on "Americans".
The cruise was also woefully crowded. Not a seat to spare, and despite there being signage to not save seats or deck chairs, everybody still did it without so much as a prompt from the crew. It was impossible to sit anywhere but your room, and lines for anything were unbelievably long. That's typical on a cruise, but this one was over the top.
Two other things... the ship constantly smelled like weed. There are smoking sections, but nobody cared to follow that rule, so every inch smelled like nasty, skunky weed.
Then at night, 12 am to 3 am, somebody in a nearby stateroom was blasting loud music. After complaints from several nearby staterooms, the crew did nothing to stop it or help.
I used to love cruises... now I don't think I'll go on one again.
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The menu has changed with far less options, and the food went from amazing in November to just okay. They are REALLY pushing the paid dining options, and I think a strategy is to make the free main dining experience less appealing.
There are generally three people who help you with your cruise: a main server, an assistant server, and a room attendant. In the past they have been fantastic. I am wondering if Royal issued a pay cut to employees because all the workers seemed just plain sad, and the service was pretty bad. Moving around the ship, the morale of the crew seemed really somber, too. Not the typical smiles and greetings, and some crew would even mutter stuff under their breath as we passed by. Several times I heard crew making fun of or hating on "Americans".
The cruise was also woefully crowded. Not a seat to spare, and despite there being signage to not save seats or deck chairs, everybody still did it without so much as a prompt from the crew. It was impossible to sit anywhere but your room, and lines for anything were unbelievably long. That's typical on a cruise, but this one was over the top.
Two other things... the ship constantly smelled like weed. There are smoking sections, but nobody cared to follow that rule, so every inch smelled like nasty, skunky weed.
Then at night, 12 am to 3 am, somebody in a nearby stateroom was blasting loud music. After complaints from several nearby staterooms, the crew did nothing to stop it or help.
I used to love cruises... now I don't think I'll go on one again.
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That's not to say you can't find a deal if you are a persistent shopper. The main thing is to cruise when demand is low .. when school is in session, when it is the height of hurricane season, when the ports of call are out of high season, etc. To understand this, note that the least expensive time of the year to cruise is the first half of December. The most expensive time of year to cruise in the last half of December. Otherwise, same cruise.
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Cruise ships (which still need planes, trains, and automobiles to get too) are a million-to-one more wasteful than any other type of vacation. Or do you think a floating city with dozens of 24/7 buffets and daily linen changes all powered by diesel fuel is 'green?' Heck, you could probably go to edge of space with Bezos with less of an impact on the environment and landfills.
Not against cruise ships but try to think your point out a little better next time.