Alaska B2B Question

[FLACRUISER99]

Going B2B on the Volendam (Vancouver-Seward-Vancouver) and I am trying to plan the Seward stop. Does anyone have any idea what time I will be able to disembark?:confused:

[Krazy Kruizers]

By 8 AM nearly all the people will have left the ship. The train pulls out around 6:50 and the majority of the buses are gone by 7:30. Since you don;t have to worry about immigration there is nothing stopping you from getting off the ship earlier than 8 if you have made arrangements to do a tour on your own.

[Stevesan]

Going B2B on the Volendam (Vancouver-Seward-Vancouver) and I am trying to plan the Seward stop. Does anyone have any idea what time I will be able to disembark?:confused:

 

Allow me to make a recommendation for your stopover in Seward:

 

Book a dog sled tour and ride with Tom Seavy’s Ididaride. The Seavy family breeds and raises dogs for the annual Iditarod 1100-mile race. You will visit the kennels, pet the puppies and take a bumpy but fun ride on a sled behind twelve of the best quality sled dogs in the world. Seavy’s kennels are about ten minutes from Seward. Give them a call and they’ll pick you up at the cruise terminal gate. Don’t miss this, especially if you have kids with you. There are really great photo ops here. Seavy’s web site is at: http://www.alaskaone.com/ididaride/. Also in Seward set aside an hour or two for the Alaskan Sea Life Center. No tour guide is necessary for this. It’s conveniently located nearby restaurants in the center of town. http://www.alaskasealife.org/

[TylerRose]

HI,

We all have to get off. Last year we just walked through the dock building with staff, and popped in the bus provided by HAL downtown. We had breakfast, wandered the stores, and visited the aquarium. The bus circles all day, so you have lots of flexability.

Looking forward to meeting both of you.