We Took The Cheapest Alaska Cruise Ever

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The creators document a seven night Alaskan cruise aboard the Norwegian Jade, which they booked at a significantly discounted rate of approximately $380 per person. The video follows their experiences with ship amenities, dining, and various Alaskan ports of call. They explore the ship's facilities, including the main dining room, a specialty steakhouse, and a sushi bar, while noting the unique experience of dining in near-constant daylight due to the northern latitude. The itinerary includes visits to Icy Strait Point, Juneau, and Skagway. In Juneau, they opt to rent a car via Turo to visit a waterfall and explore local sites at their own pace, avoiding crowded tour buses. In Skagway, they choose hiking over the popular train excursion. The creators conclude that the cruise offered excellent value, particularly due to the long port times that allowed for full exploration of each destination. They highlight the ease of disembarkation in Vancouver and suggest that the lower price point likely contributed to the relaxed, less crowded atmosphere on the ship.
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I love a discounted dinner. I love a discounted dinner on a discounted cruise.
If you're planning a getaway, book a summer ready car, not a rental car.
We've loved this cruise. We can't say it enough.
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