Alaska Coupons

[cruiserabc123]

Does anyone know if you can get a bag of coupons for Alaska when you are at the Seattle pier? :confused:

[jnc411]

Hi, we were there last September and I didn't see any coupons at the pier in Seattle, but it is possible that I just missed them. The embarkation process was awful, it was so packed. Huge lines took a long time to get thru. I think they probably have fixed what ever caused the lines by now, so your embarkation should be fine. But I didn't see any coupons. I have seen them mentioned on these boards for the Vancouver Pier , but not the Seattle one. I would be interested to find out also , our daughter is going in June. Hope you find out. Have a great cruise.

Cori

[tetleytea]

Toursaver coupons are the absolute best Alaska coupons, and you can get those online. Those are a serious investment, though. (they're at Toursaver.com--$100)

[Yukon]

>>Toursaver coupons are the absolute best Alaska coupons...<<

 

They used to be, but now it depends on your itinerary - there is VERY little for Inside Passage ports this year.

 

Murray

[tetleytea]

True, you probably have to have a land-based tour to make it worth it. You could, though, take the Ketchikan kayaking "shore excursion" and the Skagway lunch and you'd about break even. To really get your money's worth you kind of have to go to Denali or something.

[cruiserabc123]

We have friends that own tours in Juneau, we were just wanting to try to get some cheap things to go while in Ketchikan, Prince Rupert and Skagway... :D thanks for the tips!

[cruiser2004]

If anyone is interested in purchasing a barely used Alaska toursaver coupon book, contact me at: jsmilham@aol.com. We are only going to use one coupon and it would be available about May 14, 2005.