Disney’s Alaska cruises are more than just a trip; they’re an epic adventure through spectacular scenery. Imagine sailing through immense fjords, past majestic glaciers, and observing wildlife in its natural habitat. It’s the perfect opportunity for the whole family to reconnect with nature while enjoying legendary Disney comfort and entertainment.
Aboard the magnificent Disney Wonderyou and your family will be transported to a world where adventure meets magic. Between live shows, encounters with Disney characters, and themed activities, every day is a new discovery.
Whether you’re an adventurer looking to hike a glacier, a wildlife enthusiast looking to spot bears, otters and bald eagles, or a culture buff looking to explore historic villages, Disney’s Alaska cruises offer activities to satisfy every member of the family.
The Disney Wonder isn’t just a means of transportation, it’s a destination in itself. With 11 decks filled with restaurants, pools and recreation areas, this ship offers an experience like no other. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, relax at the spa or have fun with your favorite Disney characters(Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Anna, Elsa…), all with a breathtaking view of the Alaskan landscape.
Each stop offers you a unique chance to immerse yourself in Alaska’s rich culture. Take part in exciting activities such as gold panning, glacier tours, or simply explore local markets and historic sites. Vancouver’s port of embarkation provides quick and easy access to all these adventures, with itineraries ranging from 5 to 9 nights available from May to September.
Alaska is famous for its diverse wildlife. During your cruise, you may be lucky enough to see bears, otters, humpback whales and bald eagles. Each encounter will be an unforgettable memory for you and your loved ones.
Sail through an icy fjord, past towering cliffs, rushing waterfalls and wildlife, on an expedition to one of Stikine Icecap’s majestic glaciers. This crossing offers you an intimate experience of Arctic nature in all its splendor.
Treat yourself to a breathtaking natural spectacle by observing gigantic glaciers up close, and keep your eyes peeled for the spectacular thrill of watching blocks of ice break off and fall into the sea. Keep your eyes peeled for mountain goats and whales in this wild environment. Take the time to breathe in the fresh air and capture the breathtaking scenes of unruffled nature with your camera. This awe-inspiring setting is perfect for those looking to fully immerse themselves in the vastness and beauty of Alaska.
Ketchikan, often dubbed the “Salmon Capital of the World”, is a must-see stop on any Alaskan cruise. This charming port town is renowned for its rich Native American traditions, visible in the many impressive totem poles and local cultural centers. Stroll along Creek Street, a historic pier lined with quaint stores and restaurants offering local specialties.
Learn about the history of the gold rush at Dolly’s House Museum, or embark on a kayaking adventure around the remote islands for a more personal encounter with local wildlife, such as sea otters and seals. For art and history buffs, local art galleries and cultural centers offer a fascinating insight into the art and traditions of the region’s aboriginal peoples. Ketchikan is also the ideal starting point for excursions into the Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the United States, where hiking trails wind through breathtaking landscapes of forests, rivers and mountains.
Totem poles are one of Ketchikan’s most emblematic features, and a vibrant testament to the history and culture of Alaska Native peoples. These mystical and captivating wood carvings tell stories and legends, or represent important events and ancestral figures.
In Ketchikan, you can explore several parks and museums dedicated to these fascinating works of art. Saxman Native Village, for example, is home to one of the world’s largest collections of totem poles. Here, visitors can learn about the process of creating totem poles, from wood selection to detailed carving and painting. Each totem has a story to tell, offering a profound insight into the beliefs, values and history of the people who created it.
When visiting Ketchikan, take the time to immerse yourself in this traditional art form for an authentic and memorable cultural experience.
Skagway is famous for its central role in the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 19th century. Today, this picturesque little town retains the atmosphere and architecture of that effervescent era, offering visitors a plunge into the past.
Strolling through the streets of Skagway, you’ll feel transported to another era. Carefully restored historic buildings house museums, stores and saloons that look as if they’ve stepped straight out of the 1890s. Don’t miss the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, where you can follow in the footsteps of the thousands of gold seekers who traversed this region in the hope of finding their fortune.
Skagway is also the starting point for the famous White Pass & Yukon Route Railway. This train ride offers spectacular views of mountains, gorges, waterfalls and trestle bridges, as it winds through breathtaking scenery. It’s an unmissable experience that combines adventure and history, allowing visitors to grasp the scale and daring of the gold rush epic.
To visit Skagway is to travel back in time and discover the fascinating story of one of North America’s greatest human adventures.
Don’t wait any longer to book your Disney cruise to Alaska! It’s the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories with your loved ones, while discovering breathtaking scenery and enjoying the best in Disney entertainment. Contact us today to get a quote and learn more about our special offers. Embark on an adventure where magic and nature meet in an extraordinary journey.
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