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We were there a couple weeks ago with FP and our arrival time was 7:40-7:55 for an 8:00 show. We got there a little before 7:40 and the garden area was almost full, yikes. I had no idea they let folks in early. We did find a place to sit no prob though right before the Celebrate the Magic...

What about merchandise discounts? I see no mention of this. Staying or going away?

We did the after 11:30 time with a discount but the discount was $50, not 50%. It was warmer but not too bad. This was in May. There were plenty of animals around and we loved it. If I got 50%, I' definitely do it again.

We just did the last Alaskan cruise of the season in September and we were off the boat by 9:00 and we actually hung around the ship and roamed around for a while because we were in no hurry. You can get off the ship way earlier though, like 7:30. You should be fine with 11:30.

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My pleasure. I'm glad you found ideas of things to do. That's the same way our trip got started.

Thanks so much for the kind words. I loved DL especially since it was my first trip there. I'm sure it's a whole new world since you've been there 30 years ago. Thanks for following and I hope to do more TR in the future.

My pleasure to share it. We had such great adventures.

We did get a ton of PhotoPass & magic shot pictures. It was totally worth the price. I sure felt like such a wimp after riding Screamin, especially with the real young and the real old folks just breezing through it like it was nothing, oh well. Thanks for reading and sharing our adventures...

Try Alaska and DL in the same trip. It's an experiece you'll never forget. As far as our next vacay, we'll have just as much fun, after all it's Disney. They create all the fun and excitement for us, we just show up!

Glad we could be of assistance. I read other TR and that's how I learned so much before we left. If you have any other questions, just let me know.

It was tiring, but I wouldn't have had it any other way. Glad you enjoyed it!

Hey neighbor, you'll love DL. Thanks for following the TR. I need to go back and read the rest of yours now.

Ketchikan, Alaska - Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour (continued) We sailed a bit more and stop to watch a whale for a moment but this couldn’t compare to the whale watching the day before. They went to a rocky point where eagles hang out and there were several there. The guys threw a few fish...

Ketchikan, Alaska - Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour Our excursion today was the Bering Sea Crab Fisherman’s Tour which was on one of those crab fishing boats like they have on the Deadliest Catch. Matter of fact, the boat we were going on, the Aleutian Ballad, was on Season 2 of the Deadliest...

Juneau, Alaska - Whale Watching Tour We boarded our whale watching boat which was 3 stories. The first 2 floors were indoors and were heated with nice soft cushy seats and a pair of binoculars for every two seats. On the second floor you could also walk around the perimeter outdoors too. The...

Juneau, Alaska - Mendenhall Glacier We took a bus ride to the Mendenhall glacier and walked out to Photo Point for some beautiful shots of the glacier and the massive waterfall. To get an idea of how big that waterfall on the right is, take a look at this one (those little dots on the...

Skagway, Alaska - Musher's Sled Dog Camp Our next Skagway excursion was the Musher’s Sled Dog Camp. I knew with Shallon being such a dog lover, we could not go to Alaska without experiencing this. This excursion met outside on the pier and as soon as our group of 24 assembled we were loaded...

Skagway, Alaska - White Pass Railroad and Yukon Suspension Bridge Our morning excursion was the White Pass Railroad and Yukon Suspension Bridge, kind of a double feature. Shortly after meeting, we were escorted out to our tour bus for our ride up the mountain to the Yukon Suspension Bridge...

I finally finished the full trip report for all 16 days. Boy that took me almost as long as the trip itself.:)