Celebrity Millennium Alaskan early port calls

[eglingirl]

Is the main dining room open for breakfast in the wee hours of the morning for early port calls in Ketchikan, Juneau, and Seward? If not, what is?

 

Is dress really that important on board for an Alaskan cruise? If you want to sit in the Martini Bar or Rendevous Lounge is jeans going to hack it?

 

Lastly, if we want to get around quickly in Anchorage for a few hours what is the best avenue to do this? I want to revisit my old neighborhood of 35 years ago ;-) Yes, we are first time cruisers :D

[Clarea]

You may also want to post this on the dedicated Celebrity forum where it's likely to be seen by more people with direct experience:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=28

[Airportlimbo]

When we were on the millennium two years ago they would open the mdr for express breakfast at 6am-7am. Followed by regular breakfast. The buffet is also open. We ordered room service almost every morning so we could eat, get dressed and watch the scenery from our balcony.

 

 

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[Airportlimbo]

Dress was more casual than we were expecting but on the evening chic nights people were dressed for a nice work dinner or better. A few of us wore suits and we are in our 30's.

 

 

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[Airportlimbo]

Here's a link to our daily letters & more from the millie to Alaska.

 

http://sojourningpanda.com/Erik-s-Pictures/2016/Alaska/S22C-116061404382

[DaKa2002]

We will be on another Millennium Alaskan cruise this summer (previously on Celebrity Millennium twice and Solstice, Disney Wonder, HAL Veendam and Amsterdam).

 

Alaska is very casual. Nice jeans, cargo pants, etc., were acceptable anywhere on board for our cruises except for the old days of formal nights and the pricy specialty restaurants.

 

We will travel on the 'Millie' again - without tie and sport coat (or suit)!