MORE ALASKA STOPS BEING CANCELLED - CRUISE NEWS
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The creator discusses recent developments affecting cruise itineraries in Alaska, noting that the region is facing new logistical challenges. Following an agreement in Juneau to limit the number of cruise ships allowed in port simultaneously, Royal Caribbean is reportedly canceling some sailings to Skagway on the Quantum of the Seas. This shift may lead to increased visits to alternative locations such as Sitka and Icy Strait Point. The creator explains that infrastructure limitations, including rock slide issues and dock capacities, make it difficult for large modern ships to dock in certain areas. These changes mean that even passengers with scheduled itineraries may face unexpected port changes. The video also addresses the risks of booking shore excursions through third parties rather than the cruise line, especially when itineraries are uncertain. The creator concludes by highlighting the high volume of cruise traffic in Alaska from various major lines and the potential for continued instability in port schedules.
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so earlier this year we did see that Juno signed that agreement that they're only going to allow so many ships into Port I believe it's five is the number of cruise ships in the port some days they're seven or eight that have been arriving in Juneau before
Royal Caribbean is canceling some sailings to Skagway on Quantum of the Seas and possibly other ships in the future as well
it's a bit of a mess right now and it just goes to show you still are not sure even when you book an Alaska cruise what your ports are going to be
I've been 24 times now so I obviously I'm a big fan of Alaska
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