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Gunner 66

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  1. How much time do you want to spend? Basic 7 day cruises are plentiful. If you are wanting a Cruise/Land combination you are looking at Holland and Princess. My Other and I are looking at the Combo for 2025. We feel if we are going that far we want to really see Alaska. Not just the coastline. Which means 9 or more days. We want to ride the train or bus from Anchorage to Faitbanks. To go up to Mt. Denali and Denali National Park. To be able to see Alaskan wildlife on tours. To us, other than being on the cruise ship,  the land part is more important to really see what Alaska is all about.

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  2. Cruise ships must stop in a foreign port. If only US ports.....then they must pay US Taxes and the crew must be US citizens. The only Mass market ship I know that does this is the NCL ship Pride of America in Hawaii. Which has an exemption. The ships also must be built in the US and US flagged. 

     

    Foreign flagged cruise ships sailing from US ports must stop in a foreign port because of the Passenger Services Vessel Act.

     

    This was suspended for Alaskan cruises in 2021 because of the Covid Pandemic when Canada would not allow ships to dock in Canada.

  3. Same here in Minnesota.....over 70, you can be excused. I was a teacher for35 years and was excused the first couple times I was called. Then, that ended and I had to go. I still received my school pay for those days. But the school got the the Jury Duty pay. I was called 8 times and served on 5 of those......4 as the foreman. Basically because I had experience as a Forman so the rest elected me again. Very interesting experiences. All were for criminal cases except 1 civil.

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