Best Skagway Alaska Cruise Excursions: White Pass Railway & Musher Camp

Planning a cruise to Skagway, Alaska? In this video, I’m breaking down two of the absolute best Skagway cruise excursions: the Dog Mushers Camp and the world-famous White Pass & Yukon Route Railway. If you want to know what to expect, where to sit for the best views, and whether you need a passport, I've got you covered with first-hand tips from a travel agent who has been on over 115 cruises. 🚢 READY TO PLAN YOUR NEXT CRUISE? Hi, I'm Angie! I use my personal cruise expertise to help travelers like you make great decisions and plan unforgettable vacations. 📧 Email me at: angie@tripswithangie.com ✨ Ask about my current exclusive offer for YouTube subscribers! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Exploring Skagway, Alaska 0:16 Meet Angie (Your Cruise Travel Agent) 0:33 Dog Mushers Camp Excursion & Seating Tip 0:54 Riding the 4x4 Trucks & Meeting the Iditarod Dogs 01:15 Dog Sled Ride 01:52 Iditarod Mock Check-in & Holding Puppies 02:54 Skagway Rafting Excursion 03:16 Ship Docking & Helicopter Excursion Views 03:32 White Pass Railway Excursion (Seating Strategy & Tips) 04:59 Do you need a passport for White Pass Railway? KEY EXCURSION TIPS FROM THIS VIDEO: • For the bus ride to the Dog Mushers Camp, try to sit on the LEFT side for the best scenic views. • If you do the round-trip White Pass Railway excursion without getting off the train, you do NOT need a passport. (You will need one if you choose the train + bus combo into Canada). • On the White Pass Railway, I like starting on the right side and heading out to the back platform to capture the best angles both ways. Have you done either of these Skagway excursions, or are you trying to decide which one to book for your Alaska cruise? Let me know in the comments below! If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more cruise tips, excursion reviews, and travel inspiration. #SkagwayAlaska #AlaskaCruise #WhitePassRailway #DogSleddingAlaska #CruiseExcursions #TripsWithAngie #CruiseTravelAgent #AlaskaCruiseTips