Arizona Travel Agent
Our clients Michele and Paul from Illinois on their Disney Wonder Alaska cruise in August 2011. We had booked them at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver for a pre-cruise stay, followed by a 7 night Alaska cruise.
Amy from Virginia on her family’s Disney Wonder Alaska cruise in July 2011:
We had a great cruise. The weather was fantastic—“hot” for Alaska (71 degrees) and no rain.
My family’s Alaska 2005 trip was a wonderful adventure, filled with amazing scenery, wildlife viewing, excellent food, and good family times. In this report I will first focus on
the different places we visited, and then tell more about our cruise ship – the beautiful Celebrity Summit. I had been to Alaska three of the past four summers but this was the first visit for Anne and the boys. Throughout the report I’ll make comparisons to what I experienced on my 2003 Alaska cruise on the Island Princess to this trip. I’ll rate different parts of our trip on an A (tops) to F (bad) scale – as you’ll see we didn’t really have any bad experiences but some parts were better than others. Anne will contribute her comments on various parts of the trip preceded by the words “Anne’s take:”
In the late summer of 2003 I had the opportunity to take the trip I had been dreaming about for years – a 7 night Alaska Cruise. I had been to the interior of Alaska in 2002; my 2002 trip made me want to take a Alaska cruise even more.
In the late summer of 2002 I went on a Alaska Land tour with a travel agent group, and I had a great time! The tour was run by Princess Cruise Lines. Princess offers land 
tours as add-ons to its Alaska cruises (a combination cruise and land tour is called a “cruise tour”), or you can do a land tour only.