Disney Wonder Sails Through Tracy Arm Fjord | Alaska Cruise Timelapse

Timelapse of the Disney Wonder cruise ship sailing through Tracy Arm Fjord. This 3-minute video shows the Disney Wonder making her way through the narrow fjord, surrounded by towering granite cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and floating ice. Tracy Arm is located about 50 miles south of Juneau, Alaska and is part of the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness. At the head of the fjord are the twin Sawyer Glaciers — North Sawyer and South Sawyer. These active tidewater glaciers regularly calve icebergs into the water. The fjord itself reaches impressive depths of up to 380 meters (1,247 feet). Naturalist John Muir explored this area in 1879 and famously described it as “a wild unfinished Yosemite.” Disney Cruise Line typically sails to Alaska each year from May through September, with the Disney Wonder (and recently the Disney Magic) offering 7-night cruises roundtrip from Vancouver that often include Tracy Arm Fjord scenic cruising. Glacier viewing is not always guaranteed as it largely depends on weather conditions and wildlife population. The captain of the ship typically makes a decision the day of. Disney Cruise Line typically chooses between the Tracy Arm (Sawyer Glacier) and Endicott Arm (Dawes Glacier), but on the official itinerary offering, and the company generally advertises Glacier Viewing day as visiting the "Stikine Icecap." If you like what you see, please give this video a LIKE or comment down below on what you think! And if you aren't already subscribed, your subscription will greatly help the channel! Thank you so much for your support! #disneywonder #disneymagic #disneycruiseline #alaska #dcl #glacier #glacierview #alaskacruise #disneyadventure #disneydream #disneyfantasy #disneywish #disneytreasure #disneydestiny #disneybelieve