cheapest option for 4 adults anchorage to seward?

[Oneluckywoman]

Hello friends,

 

Can anyone recommend an inexpensive and convenient option from the anchorage airport to seward, transport for 4 adults?  Thanks!

[AKStafford]

My personal choice is a one-way car rental with Hertz. Otherwise your options are motorcoach (either through the cruiseline or something like this: https://alaskacruisetransfer.com/ ) or if your cruiseline offers a chartered rail service.

[kjmcneil89]

The motorcoach will most likely be the cheapest. 

 

https://www.alaskacoach.com/routes/seward-express.html

[Northern Aurora]

Since the OP wants an inexpensive transfer, the motorcoach option is most likely the cheapest.  But the rental car would be the most convenient.

[Glaciers]

We've used Seward Bus Line. Gets into Anchorage at noon. 50 bucks each.

https://sewardbuslines.net/summer.html

 

[quack2]

Cheapest is not necessarily the best.  If you can swing it, take the train.  Gorgeous.

[Ashland]

Absolutely I second the https://alaskacruisetransfer.com/ We've used them from Seward - ANC.

[Adian80]

https://www.akcruiseshuttle.com/seward is who we are using.  We decided to do the half day tour that makes several stops and drops you right at most hotels/RV rental places in addition to the airport.  They have a 15% off coupon right now that would make the half day tour $68 and the Direct transfer $47.60 per adult plus taxes. 

[JAFA13]

On 4/10/2019 at 4:34 PM, quack2 said:

Cheapest is not necessarily the best.  If you can swing it, take the train.  Gorgeous.

If you take the morning train does NCL transfer your bags from the ship to the train or do you have to check your luggage with the train company yourself? 

 

Thanks 

[quack2]

 

3 hours ago, JAFA13 said:

If you take the morning train does NCL transfer your bags from the ship to the train or do you have to check your luggage with the train company yourself? 

 

Thanks 

 

I've only taken the train from Anchorage to Seward.  On that route, you drop your luggage in Anchorage and the next time you see it is on the ship.  I don't think the luggage even travels on the train; rather, I think it is trucked to Seward separately.