Alaska Cruise on Royal Princess Roundtrip out of Seattle - July 10th - July 17th 2027

Every cabin booked through me also receives $50 in Onboard credit.

• The Glacier Bay Permit: "Not every ship gets to enter Glacier Bay. The Royal Princess holds one of the few coveted permits. If you aren't in Glacier Bay, you haven't seen the 'Real' Alaska."
• The BB4 Balcony 'Sweet Spot': "We specifically chose the BB4 category for this block. It’s the perfect intersection of mid-ship stability and panoramic viewing. In Alaska, your balcony is your second living room. Don’t settle for a noisy deck placement."
• The SeaWalk Factor: "Walking 128 feet above the waves on a glass-bottom walkway sounds like a gimmick, until you see a humpback whale breach directly beneath your feet."
• The Retreat Pool Advantage: "Most passengers never leave the main pool deck, elbow to elbow with the whole ship. The Retreat, Royal Princess's adults-only pool on Deck 17, is a different experience entirely. Two whirlpools, a dedicated bar, and a crowd that actually wants quiet. In Alaska's cool air, there's nothing better than easing into hot water with a glacier view."

• Seattle (Departure): "The easiest logistics in the industry. Fly in, grab a coffee at Pike Place, and sail."
• Juneau: "Wizard Tip: Skip the ship's whale watch. We have a vetted local partner who gets you closer to the Mendenhall Glacier."
• Skagway: "Take the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. It’s the only way to truly feel the Gold Rush history."
• Glacier Bay (Cruising Day): "This is why you paid for the balcony. We’ll be in the park for a full day. Grab a coffee, hit your balcony, and watch the ice move."
• Victoria, B.C.: "The perfect sunset stop. Butchart Gardens is the classic play, but the inner harbor vibe is where the locals hang."