We’ve stayed in the two bedroom two bath cabin and loved it for if you have one or two little ones. You can shut the door after they go to bed and you still have use of the cabin and balcony.

I think this was a great summary of the two products. Honestly both are super nice in our experience and anyone would be fortunate to sail on either. We have future bookings on both. I personally find the room variety on the Haven nice and gives you flexibility especially if you’re traveling with little ones the extra space is nice.

Where can we get that medical ins? And was it just medical or travel insurance with medical.

Excellent tips. Typically I get bored with some of these travel videos. You two have a positive/endearing vibe when discussing your vacations. I have subscribed, and I wish you well. Thank you for the useful tips.

Amazing video! In case you wonder, all these bubbling pools and steaming geysers look very similar to the ones in Yellowstone Park, plus tons of Buffalos! 😊

I'm booked Yacht Club next year and your video got me so hyped.

Awesome video! Some of that looks like Yellowstone. Probably smells like it too!

WOW, that waterfall was so amazing. I do believe y'all went through every season, lol. Thanks for taking us along

I’ll be on the Havila Capella next February 2025. Like you, I’m hoping to see Northern Lights. I’m sorry that they didn’t appear for you in Norway but glad you got to see them in Colorado! Really enjoying your channel. Your daughter is adorable.

So beautiful! Makes me want to go!

I loved my trip there!!!! Everything was amazing

Where did you stay in London?

Great video!

Really enjoyable, thank you! We did the round trip at Easter and loved the ‘Winter Spring’ experience. You captured it all beautifully- so nice to share it at Christmas 😊

Hey Emma and Jack We watched all your vlogs on the Norwegian Fjords before we did our first Fjords cruise and got some very useful tips and information from your videos. In particular the visit to Molo where my husband had factored into our day having a flight of beer, before reboarding our ship, just like you did and he loved it. We also had a burger here which was amazing and refuelled us after the 418 steps 🙂 So just wanted to say thank you for all your detailed information during your cruise and we can't wait to watch further videos. We will also be watching your Alaska cruise as this is also on our agenda at some point. This will be a longer journey for us being from the UK.

My dad is one of the Rangers at Glacier Bay. He's land based not on the cruises. My family is Tlingit and have spent thousands of years in glacier Bay/ Chichagof Island. As an Alaskan I'd buy a cheap car In Seattle, get on a ferry in Bellingham, and stay where you want and how long you want. I mean if you need a cruise experience for the luxury that's for you. But I don't think people on cruises really ever see Alaska

So beautiful! ❤

I think Emma is more excited seeing a moose than she would be winning the lottery!

i am expecting this at January2025 , love your video, great looking peoples.

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Ever since we sailed an facing suite with NCL years ago, thats the only way we go now. Its a walk to get to the haven, but we dont mind it for the HUGE wrap around balcony we get.

Just subscribed!!

Great video. I was curious about how many kids would be on a ship like this, so i am happy it was only 3. Thats why there are Disney ships 😂

Funnily enough, klippfisk was introduced to the area in the 1700's by a local trader that went to New England in America. As you saw, the normal way to conserve fish in Norway, was to salt it and put in barrels, or to dry it in special fish drying racks. These methods have been in use for at least 2000 years, vikings sold their dried fish in Europe. But this method, to lay the slaufghtered fish on the cliffs to dry was seen as nonproductive, but it was a hit, of course most of the fish was dried in racks, still is, but the NewEngland way became a hit in Kristiansund. So this was an early import from the British colonies in America, nowadays it is Ålesund that makes the most klippfisk.(cliff fish)

There are 200 000 moose in Norway, but only 200 musk oxes

Christmas eve is not like Christmas day, you do get your Christmas presents on Christmas day, yes, but that is in the evening. Stores are mostly open on Christmas eve, until 1,2 or 4 in the afternoon, but they are closed on Christmas day. There are mass inn the church on Christmas vee, twice, during daytime and in the evening. On Christmas day it is morning mass at 7, regular mass at 11 and afternoon mass in the afternooon, Boxing day is also a holiday with shops closed. So hearing that shops and churches were closed on Christmas eve in Honningsvåg really surprised me. I have lived for more than 60 years in Norway

How do you get from Kirkenes to Oslo if you do a one way northbound and are there places to stay in Kirkenes? What about clothing for the Arctic?

....so you have such a problem with a 100% factual comment that you need to block/delete it .....congrats.... Is reality to much for you?...?? ....just stay at home in your bubble if the world is to much for you....

That aquarium looked amazing!

Hello, question can I connect my amazon fire stick to the room TV?

Great information. We are going on our Alaska Cruise on Oct 19… you information was great .

You guys asked about the benefits in higher suites - As much as they don't really advertise it, they definitely offer better amenities in the highest suites on MSC (Royal or Owners). On my last cruise, my butler showed me a few perks that would make other YC passengers give me the "I hate you" look. I'll skip the fact that these suites are around 1000sqft and the balcony area is insane. I'll just focus on a few added benefits. First they took me to a private cabana that was always reserved just for this suite and introduced me to a private bartender that only serves these two suites while we are in that area. Then they had a private Golf cart that was just for these two suites, right outside the ship. It would take us to and from the island, where we didn't have to wait in a line with other YC members. In my suite, they had 10 full-size bottles of premium alcohol (not the mini bar nonsense that everyone else gets) plus another 10 bottles of mineral/premium water. I could order from the main dining room from my suite, again a perk I was told was only available for Owners & Royal. And every day I came into my cabin to a huge basket of fruit. There were a few other amazing details I'll skip for now but probably the best story I got was when I went a bit late to their YC Breakfast Dining... I don't remember why but their Breakfast, in the main dining, ended at 10am and I was there 45min late (I'll blame this on the stocked bar I raided the night before)...In front of me was a couple that was having a really bad argument with the attendant there, who kept telling them how sorry he was but the Breakfast has been closed for 45min. They were getting really irate when I noticed the Maitre'd come out from the dining room. He began to explain to them that there is no way for them to come inside as the breakfast has been closed for some time now and there are no exceptions...As they were yelling obscenities at him, he noticed that I was standing behind them focused on my phone. At which point he shouted out "Mr K! Are you looking to have breakfast in the dining room this morning?"...I told him, "Yeah, if it's not a problem". He replied "Absolutely, right this way sir", and proceeded to open the locked door for me to walk in...The lady from the couple that was in front of me shouted out "what in the f was that?" and the Maitre'd responded "Oh, he's VIP"...Perhaps YMMV on some of these, especially the last one but this trip was definitely another level of YC, I had no idea existed. Someone later explained to me how this works on MSC with a simple quote - "All MSC Yacht Clubbers are equal, but some MSC Yacht Clubbers are more equal than others".

Ålesund!?, But yes, I'll get it.

Have y'all tried the smaller cruise lines that go into the areas of Alaska that the large mega city cruise lines can't go? And discover hidden gems?

Ty for my wish😊

Thanks for the very informative and entertaining video. Your daughter is so cute. Can’t wait for our turn next Aug on the Prima with the same itinerary.

I right here, heeheehaha, adorable! hugs

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After that walk from the Aquarium you deserve a good ipa . Poppy is so cute. “Good job Da Da”

How is the beer in Norway?

Amazing scenery! Hard to believe that huge ship can fit through those fjords. Those beautiful views probably make up for the squeaky boat! haha.

7:54 that partially glass building all the way to the right next to that green building is my school:) 14:48 i live on one of them

I agree, balcony is worth the additional cost. We spent a lot of time relaxing on our balcony.

The tree is called an Monkey puzzle tree in the UK or a Chilean pine. It originates from South America and is one of the oldest extant trees in the world. Has not changed much from the time of the dinosaurs!

Love that Jack wears his Aggie hat wherever y'all go! Gig 'em! 👍

Thank you for visiting Canada, hope you had fun. As a home-sick Canadian living abroad, thanks. Come back.

Did you need reservations for all of the dining?

On my RCCL cruise in a suite, I noticed that the chefs took great care to ensure that the snacks/appetizer in the suite lounge were of high quality and nicely presented. I counted 5 different chefs one afternoon checking on the snack/appetizers.

On my NCL Haven cruise, in the Haven pool area there were two chefs carving fresh fruit plates on our 1st sea day; that was a very nice surprise and seemed especially fancy.