Alaska cruise out of Seattle

[Sea and Me]

I have been away from cruise critic for a few years. A lot has happened since 2018, my husband died, sold my home and now enjoy apartment living. I went on one cruise in 2020 and just booked an Alaska cruise out of Seattle. The question I have is my flight is a red eye on the day I leave Seattle to return home. The ship has tours but they all arrive at the airport mid afternoon. My flight leaves after midnight!  Does anyone know of any tour agencies that would provide the tour and return to the airport? The reason I booked this flight is it is nonstop.  Thanks for your help. Have a good day.

 

 

[sirclean]

If your luggage is not too bad (if you can carry it with you), you can do just about anything you want.  Take an uber to get where you want to go and see the town!

 

Maybe a hop on hop off bus ride?

https://city-sightseeing.com/en/142/seattle

 

Really it would depend on the amount of luggage you have. 

 

[*Miss G*]

You may want to look into Port Valet.  Hopefully you can use them with a red-eye flight at that hour.  They also have a number of links on their website to help with your tour planning.  Enjoy your cruise!

[Sprocket]

I've used dayuse hotels in Fort Lauderdale and I see its available in Seattle.  Many of them have flexible times and its somewhere to leave your bags, nap, shower sight see whatever you want.  Depending on your dates they can be very reasonable and a great alternative to dragging your suitcases around or ending up at the airport many hours before your flight.

[AF-1]

Here is what I did for my 10:30pm flight out of Seattle.  I used the port valet program which took my suitcases to the airport.  I had a backpack with me.  Took taxi from the port to the Space Needle area.  Toured around there, had lunch, went to a movie, and took taxi to airport.  Arrived at airport around 3:30pm.  Spent the rest of the day and night in the Delta Sky Club.  Using the club lounge is a lot cheaper than renting a room for half day.

[Sea and Me]

Thanks for your responses. Great suggestions. Have a good day.

[Greenwhite]

If you are looking for a tour, you might check out "Tours by Locals".  We have used them several times (though not in Seattle) and have always been pleased.  I checked and they do have guides in Seattle who should be able to do what you want.