Thanks for the map! Appreciate the work in that.
For those of you who have sailed Alaska before, do you think we should bring our mitts and toques for dogsledding? We have everything from light gloves and toques to heavy duty -40 stuff... I assume we may need at least the light set... then I am thinking a spring/fall jacket lined with fleece should work for jackets - or a hoodie with a rainjacket over it??
Since we are driving and taking a week to get to the cruise, we are packing two seperate sets of luggage - one with summer gear for the beaches, etc that we will experience in BC and then cruise wear... warmer fall type stuff I would think.
When you say the weather has been warm up there, what does warm mean?
Carole
My experience with Alaska has been long pants and shirts and a medium jacket. On all 4 trips we never experienced rain but I think we might have just been lucky. The next 10 days out show the weather in Juneau as 72, 73,70,64,61,61 with rain the last 4 days. Swagway is almost the same and Ketchikan is 77, 79,66,66,63,61 with no rain showing. We always took lightweight ponchos but never ever opened them. The coldest will be out in Tracy Arm and gloves might be nice there. Disney does have wool blankets for you to use which is nice. Just hard to predict.


..... but no mention of port arrival time. I checked my online check-in, and I've chosen a time there, but there is no confirmation of that in my cruise booklet. I did it at the same time as I did other bookings, and they're in there... just nothing about port arrival time. Is this normal? Or should my arrival time have been included in the booklet? It's not a big deal, except that when we arrive I don't want to be told I'm too early.