Internet Cafes in port?

[lydiagb]

We are sailing on the Mercury through Celebrity Cruiselines in September. We would like to check our emails during our 12 day cruise a few times if just to keep the mailboxes from filling up. It's 50 cents a minute on board the ship so I was hoping there might be some places in port to check in for a lot less. This is our schedule of ports and we would need the place to be within walking distance of the ship. I'm hoping to know of a place in each port in case we don't make it ashore at each stop.

 

Thanks!

 

Lydia

 

victoria, british columbia

skagway, alaska

juneau,

icy strait point,

sitka, alaska

ketchikan, alaska

[LARGIN]

Every port has internet cafes. You will see signs all over the place. Now I have a secret to tell you so don't tell anyone.. :D :D :D When in Juneau, walk to the library (Ask the locals and they will tell you where it is) and go upstairs. They have lots of computers up there providing free access to the internet.

 

Another thing you can do is to set your email to accept only emails from people in your address book while you are on a cruise. That will cut down of your messages received.

[Krazy Kruizers]

:)

 

We used the library computers lasy year when we were in Juneau.

 

Loved it.

 

But there are lots of internet cafes in all the ports. They are very popular now.

 

:)

[Treven]

Whatever you do, DON'T use the ships internet cafe situation. They'll charge you an arm and half of a leg for their access.

[snoopy_leogirl]

Every port has internet cafes. You will see signs all over the place. Now I have a secret to tell you so don't tell anyone.. :D :D :D When in Juneau, walk to the library (Ask the locals and they will tell you where it is) and go upstairs. They have lots of computers up there providing free access to the internet.

 

Another thing you can do is to set your email to accept only emails from people in your address book while you are on a cruise. That will cut down of your messages received.

 

 

Thanks for the advice!

[ore-ee-gun]

If your itinerary includes Sitka, Sheldon-Jackson College is located along the walk to Sitka National Park. The campus library is open to the public, and offers 30 minutes of free 30 minutes internet access.

[lukiecat]

Seaport Cyber is located in Ketchikan, Juneau and Skagway, all close to the pier. A $5 card gets you 30 minutes of internet access at any of the 3 cities. None of the the locations were ever crowded.

[Cruizer_J]

Do you have to set up a library account to use the computers and is that a quick and easy thing to do?

[LARGIN]

ganders... no library account needed..