Aurora Viewing Etiquette - What you should know, before seeing the Northern Lights in Alaska

Let's discuss Aurora Viewing Etiquette and what you should know, before seeing the Northern Lights in Alaska. AKA, how to stay safe and courteous.
There are many ways you can see the Northern Lights in Alaska. From renting a car and going it alone, to taking a professional guided tour. But however you do it, there are things you should know to have a safe and pleasant experience for you and others. In this video, we break down proper Aurora viewing etiquette.
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[@TheAuroraChasers]

Thanks for watching. Stay Safe and enjoy those lights.

[@anshulgupta9203]

Do you guys provide any discounts?

[@violetslover4146]

Trying to book a trip for the first week of Oct. Any tips on lodging and flights to make the trip a little more affordable? Do you think this time of year will be favorable to see the lights? It's my birthday present to myself :) Thanks!

[@julianacastro8292]

Hey how was your trip? Did you see the lights?!

[@Parkseo226]

When is the best time to come and see aurora?

[@nancyho9950]

Hi Ronn, do you have a link to buy a good red head lights? Thanks

[@davidvance2984]

Thanks for the great tips Ronn

[@TheAuroraChasers]

Thanks David!

[@berniestang2616]

What is the name of your Aurora Tour Company… ?? Thank u !!! Is there a website to find out more information on guided tours ?? Thx

[@TheAuroraChasers]

The Aurora Chasers - www.TheAuroraChasers.com 😊

[@ayechapin1]

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[@TheAuroraChasers]

Sorry, what’s up? Have a question?

[@ayechapin1]

@@TheAuroraChasers 1st of all ... really like your Aurora videos very informative... just wondering how crowded it gets and does everyone go to the same places or does each guide have their own spot.? Thanks

[@TheAuroraChasers]

@@ayechapin1 Most of the common viewpoints are quite popular and thus can be crowded. Many tour operators do indeed go to poplar viewpoints. We however do not. We are photography focused and thus need to get away from the crowded areas.