2026 7-DAY INSIDE PASSAGE TO ALASKA ABOARD THE BRAND NEW STAR PRINCESS (EMBARKATION-INFO-TIPS) PT 1

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#cruise #cruising #Alaska #STARPrincess #Princesscruiseline #cruisingtoAlaska #vacation #vacay #embarkation #checkin #medallion #MedallionClass Hello everyone, and welcome to Exploring with Cindy and Dan! Today, we’re coming to you from the beautiful city of Seattle as we begin our exciting 7-Day Inside Passage Cruise to Alaska aboard the brand new STAR PRINCESS. The newest Sphere Class ship, the largest and most modern class in the fleet, it features innovative spaces like the glass-enclosed Dome, a redesigned Piazza, expanded dining and entertainment options, and cleaner LNG-powered technology for a more modern cruising experience. So come aboard and join us on this unforgettable journey through some of the most breathtaking scenery on Earth. This video kicks off our Alaska Cruise Series, where we’ll share everything you need to know to get started on your cruise adventure. In today’s episode, we’ll walk you through the embarkation and check-in process, how to use the Princess Medallion App, what the Princess Medallion is, and what to expect during the safety drill and muster station briefing. We’ll also share tips on choosing the best cabin if you’re prone to motion sickness, plus give you a look at the sailaway party, cabin options, pricing, and much much more. 👉 Be sure to subscribe to our channel and tap the notification bell so you don’t miss our upcoming videos, where we’ll explore Alaska’s incredible ports of call and take you on a full narrated deck-by-deck tour of the Star Princess, from Deck 4 all the way to Deck 20. In the upcoming videos, we’ll take a deep dive into: • Each port of call: Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Victoria, and the majestic Dawes Glacier at Endicott arm. • A complete ship tour featuring all public areas, dining rooms, lounges, and decks • Insider tips on disembarkation, what’s included in your cruise fare, Wi-Fi packages, drink packages, and Princess Vacation Protection Plan. • Details on cruising ducks, the Princess Patter event listings, the medical center, and even information about the Iditarod race. We’ll show you the fun free tour of the galley inside one of the kitchens of the ship, the entertainment inside the Princess Arena and amazing Dome. and we’ll explain the difference between Complimentary versus specialty dining, and much more You might ask: Why Cruising to Alaska? Cruising to Alaska is more than just a vacation — it’s a true adventure. Known as “The Last Frontier,” Alaska offers a unique blend of untamed wilderness, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking coastal scenery. Unlike tropical cruises centered around beaches and relaxation, an Alaskan cruise immerses you in nature’s wonders — from snow-capped mountains and cascading waterfalls to lush rainforests and glacier-carved fjords. You’ll witness towering glaciers, remote fishing villages, and incredible wildlife, all from the comfort of a luxury cruise ship. One of the best parts of cruising Alaska is the convenience. Many areas are inaccessible by road, so traveling by ship allows you to experience multiple iconic destinations without the hassle of complicated logistics. Your accommodations, dining, and excursions are all taken care of, allowing you to relax and fully enjoy the journey. One of the most exciting parts of cruising Alaska is the opportunity to see wildlife in its natural habitat. Keep your eyes open for humpback whales, orcas, bald eagles soaring overhead, grizzly bears along the shoreline, sea otters, harbor seals, and so much more. This is our 15th cruise to Alaska, and this time we’re sailing on May 2026 and for the first time the Star Princess is sailing Alaskan waters. While the weather wasn’t always perfect, the journey was absolutely spectacular. LETS WATCH OUR VIDEO...

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