Come see why Carnival's most popular Alaskan excursion left us SAD...

Come take a trip with us as we get up close and personal with the beautifull and majestic scenery of the Tracy Arm Fjord on the Glacier Explorer excursion. Well, at least that was our intention. But sometimes nature has its own set of rules you must follow. Be sure to stay to the end where I recap how to book this popular excursion, as many overlook being able to find it in their cruise manager.
0:00 Tracy Arm Fjord Glacier Explorer excursion
0:46 Can anyone beat 60 years?
1:24 Get yourself a rail spot ASAP!
3:22 Into the Fjord
7:35 Glacieritas
9:52 North Sawyer Glacier
12:21 South Sawyer Glacier, err uh huh?
13:47 Sad or disappointed?
15:22 Where to find and book this excursion!
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[@attilathefun_traveler]

Still so beautiful to see the mountains, waterfalls, and some ice. Yeah I’d be little sad to miss a glacier. But that’s real nature for you. Alaska is a whole other level of remote rugged, out there nature compared to places like the Caribbean. I’d be happy to stay on the ship and watch from the top decks or maybe take an excursion to ride in a smaller boat just to see the water up close even there was not much ice. Thanks for the videos! Stay cool in TX, we’re hot here! Need some Alaska right now lol.

[@NogVlog]

We will try again in a few years I am sure!

[@andifitch3652]

Looked beautiful for what you did get to see!!

[@NogVlog]

Yes, still glad we got to experience it and with such great weather, just wanted the whole enchilada!

[@blacksorrento4719]

I think I most definitely would have been disappointed. But as you say, read the fine print. It’s an expensive trip and when you only get half of what was supposed to be delivered, only natural you feel shortchanged. However, whether it’s a big ship or a little one, the captain has to take responsibility for his boat, crew and passengers. Thank you for the scenery and honest appraisal, also for the tip on how to book shore trips. We are on the Luminosa 7/9 then it’s transpacific on 14/9. Back to Brisbane 🇦🇺it’s summer port.

[@NogVlog]

Getting close now!