smgardner

We are doing this on Memorial Day. I am booking it independently instead of through the cruiseline. The difference is about $70/person. Not certain why we are using, one of the the three mentioned though.

Thanks, if it was a few bucks I would not hesitate to use the cruiseline. But, the difference is $140.

We did it for others Temsco in Skagway (and NorthStar in Juneau) independently. It was still available as a direct booking. (2009)

 

I thought the helicopter companies now were honoring the book-through-the-xx contractual agreement now.

Meaning, they would not let you book with them if you could book through the cruiseline?

Hi All- We are heading on an Alaskan cruise, leaving on 5/28. We are going to do the Mendhall Glacier helicopter/dog sledding excursion. I was set to book it through the cruiseline for $580/each. Then, I found out we can book it outside of the cruiseline for $510 each. I understand the security of booking it through the cruiseline. But, it is $140 for that convenience. They pick you up at the dock either way. Just w ondering what experiences have been with those that book independently. I am a bit conflicted...

Thanks All- I will forego. I dont own stock, nor do I care about the brunch. Thanks again.

Hopefully they have chicken salad.

Hi All- I have not been here for a long time. This is probably a shot in the dark, but this is a good place to ask. My wife and I have done a couple of Carnival cruises. We recently booked a Holland America cruise to Alaska. It is bought and paid for. Is there any chance of perks, credit, etc from being Carnival members? We had not even thought about it. Somebody I know mentioned that there might be, thought I would weigh in here first.

Thanks!