Overland packages

[a.madruga]

Going on first Alaska cruise out of Vancouver inside itinerary 

coming from south Florida dealing with either flights to Vancouver or Seattle and possibly doing

HAL overland package...any information is very appreciated 

[POA1]

Is there a question? Not trying to be mean, but that's way to open ended.

 

However, if you really want an answer, "Dress in layers" 😁

[a.madruga]

21 hours ago, POA1 said:

Is there a question? Not trying to be mean, but that's way to open ended.

 

However, if you really want an answer, "Dress in layers" 😁

no maybe miss lead with topic 

HAL has taking customers to SEATTLE from VANCOUVER after Alaskan cruise....information from those who have possibly used this service

21 hours ago, POA1 said:

Is there a question? Not trying to be mean, but that's way to open ended.

 

However, if you really want an answer, "Dress in layers" 😁

 

21 hours ago, POA1 said:

Is there a question? Not trying to be mean, but that's way to open ended.

 

However, if you really want an answer, "Dress in layers" 😁

 

[DE Solo]

Are you asking about the availability of ground transportation between Seattle and Vancouver, or something else? Not being combative, but your question is really vague.

[CruiserBruce]

Yes, it appears the OP is asking about HAL transfers to/from Seattle and Vancouver. The OP could also look on the West Coast Departures board for other methods to do the travel.

[Crew News]

HAL offers Embarkation Day bus transportation bus from the Seattle airport to the Vancouver cruise terminal.  You can spend the night before in a hotel near the Seattle airport and take a shuttle to the airport meeting location in the morning.  Bus meeting time used to be 8:30 AM for the 5-hour ride.

 

HAL offers bus transportation back to Seattle on Disembarkation Day.

 

Both of the above must be booked in advance.

[sambamama]

I once stayed in Miami and booked airport transfers from there to Fort Lauderdale. I went to the location I was told to and no one showed up. After an hour with no one showing up, I made several frantic calls to HAL. I never got good answers, and ended up having to book a taxi to avoid risking missing the cruise. HaL didn't seem to have a good system for meeting people who did not have an flight into the airport. Perhaps it's better now. However, you would have a much longer distance and have to cross a border. Me, I would never do that again in a situation like that. I have no faith in HAL after that.

[Boatdrill]

I vote to fly in to Vancouver. It's a beautiful city, and you'll have

at least one night to enjoy it.

If you fly to Seattle and take HAL's transfer to Vancouver,

that's many hours on a bus that you could have spent in Vancouver. 

Edited August 29 by Boatdrill