Suzwed

Wanted to book a couples massage on one of the At Sea days on our upcoming Southbound Princess cruise. Was wondering about the glacier viewing, and what time of day would be best to book? Certainly don't want to miss any breathtaking scenery!

Appreciate the input!

I know overall the temperature can vary quite a bit, but was thinking about doing the Princess Balcony Breakfast as an Anniversary surprise for my husband on one of the mornings we were sailing in July. Would love opinions on whether or not it is USUALLY warm enough to be enjoyable out on the balcony, or might be a waste of money.

We are taking a Princess Cruise from Whittier to Vancouver. We are thinking about signing up for the Chef's Table Dinner and were wondering what is the best night to do this?

We will be cruising in mid July and have ports of call in Skagway, Juneau, and Ketchikan. We will be spending several days in Anchorage before the cruise. Was wondering where the best excursions are to experience the dog sledding? Would prefer on snow or ice rather than dirt if possible.

Awesome! Thank you so much! We will definitely plan on doing that then!

Thank you very much! We will definitely plan on taking one of the morning up close tours of the Sound and the glaciers. Question.....if we arrive to Whittier via train, and are doing say the 26 Glaciers tour before boarding the ship, what do we do with our bags? Can anyone confirm that they have a bag check or anything?

When the cruise departs from Whittier, does the ship spend any time in Prince William Sound, or does it mainly head right out to sea? Just wondering if I want to arrive a day earlier, and take the 26 Glaciers Morning Cruise to explore the Sound, College Fjord, Surprise Glacier, Esther Passage, etc. Any thoughts?

We have cruised the Caribbean with an aft cabin and loved it. Was wondering what people think about it for an Alaskan cruise?