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Seward to Vancouver - port or starboard?


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NO!!!! Do not change. Port is the more desirable side on a southbound cruise. The views of the shoreline mountains are very majestic on that first sea day and on the day you approach Hubbard Glacier.

 

One thing though - 7514 is on Starboard, not Port. Do you have your sides wrong, or your room number wrong? If you actually are in 7514, I recommend changing to Port.

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Yes, it does matter.

 

In summertime Alaska, the daylight lasts long into the evening. Our views out our port side balcony on our southbound cruise were priceless. One of my fondest memories was gazing out at the 18,000 ft high Mt. Saint Elias as my wife was getting ready for dinner. Of course you're not always going to be in your room, but for those moments you are or for when you feel like retreating to your own balcony, it does make a difference.

 

If booking a balcony and given the choice, yes, port side is much better when southbound.

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