Excursions- any way to see them without booking?

[JacqueO]

Hey all, 

We are considering a cruise to Alaska next Summer.  My daughter will have just turned 11 - but she is TINY.  Is there a way or a website that I can visit to see the shore excursions and the restrictions (age/size/weight)?  I am looking on RC's website and I can't access it without booking a cruise.  What the restrictions are will highly affect if we go in 2021 or wait until the following year.  Thank you so much. 

Jacque

[alasbound]

Hopefully someone will have a better answer. But sometimes I am able to do a general search - not on the cruise site - and get to them.

 

Such as search   Royal Carribean Juneau excursions.  If not, you may be able to call the cruiseline and someone should be able to see them.  Or possibly, someone booked can find it for you.

 

Fingers crossed for you.

[CHEZMARYLOU]

Here's a link to RC shore excursion brochures.  Even though you do not have a cruise booked you can enter in the sail date and ship as though you are booked.  Just look to see what ship sales in Alaska and go from there.

 

www.royalcaribbean.com/beforeyouboard/shoreExcursions/downloadBrochure/

 

[misguy]

You can also do general port research on Trip Adviser, most of the same tours are there as what the ships offer.

[Kevin's girl]

This link works nicely too. Just click on the ports you  would be considering.

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/destinations/shoreExcursions/ports/view.do?DestinationCode=ALCAN

[Kitty Ellas Mom]

What particular shore excursions are you interested in?  In my experience of planning my Alaska cruise (which I haven't been on yet, just FYI) it seems like there are lots of things to do that don't have any sort of requirements like that.  Like the train in Skagway.  For example, I was worried that I wouldn't find things for myself to do b/c I'm not that physically fit but there were many options in each port.  I agree with whomever suggested calling Royal Caribbean, even if you find some info online, b/c they might have ideas you haven't thought of.   Also suggest looking at Royal Caribbean boards on this site.

[bonvoyagie]

Also look at www.cruiseportinsider.com they have good descriptions of the various tours the ships offer and which lines offer which tours. And yes the same operators provide similar tours to all cruise lines.