What To Pack For An Alaskan Cruise
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CruiseSecretsEx... What To Pack For An Alaskan Cruise will show you many of the items you should consider taking on your Alaskan Cruise. Not knowing what to pack for an Alaska cruise could turn your cruise into a very unpleasant situation. While this video shows you many great ideas for Alaska cruise packing they certainly may not be for everyone. Pick and choose the items that interest you and go from there. Clicking on the link above will take you to more information that EVERY cruise passenger should know before cruising. Check it out.
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Some great ideas I would not have thought of but now plan to take: disinfecting wipes and spray, a little first aid kit, a tiny sewing kit, a little flashlight, some packaged snacks, and flavored powders for water.
Thanks for the packing tips!
Having spent over a decade in the Navy with pretty much chronic seasickness, I can tell you that the Transderm patches WORK! The drug in them is called Scopalamine and it will (within 4-6 hours) absolutely stop any kind of sea sickness you may be experiencing. All those other things you have are gimmicks. I've been in 50' seas on a Frigate and Destroyer, where everyone was sick and I was one of three people with no symptoms in the ops room. They WILL dry you out, so drink twice the normal amount of water you would normally drink in a day when you're wearing one. Amazing stuff.
Fair winds and following seas always!!! Sail on Sail on Sailor!
Thank you for these great ideas!
Very helpful. Thanks for the video!
i was under the impression surge suppressors were a no no. a power strip w/o the suppressor is ok
Many cruise lines don't let you take surge protectors onboard.
For motion sickness, try inserting an earplug in your ear opposite of your dominant side. So if youre right handed, insert an earplug in your left ear ONLY. May not work for all of course.
Your surge protector may not be allowed on some cruises. If not, they will take it at security and put your name on it, so you can pick it up after cruise is done. It is a culprit for overloaded sockets, and fires. I don't recommend using them on ships.
The term "surge protector" gives it away. They will stop overloaded sockets.
Thank you for the helpful video! I'm going on my first cruise ever and it's to Alaska so I really appreciate the tips!
Magnets to hang notes on the walls are good, too. Also, Don Terris from Don's Family Vacations demonstrated a tripod with a gimbal so it provides stability for your camera. Nice accessory.
the closed caption on this is hilarious!!
That was by far my favorite part lol
I was about to type this same comment!
Yes, that cracked me up too!
A lot of great ideas! Even for seasoned cruisers!
VERY INFORMATIVE THANK YOU WERE GOING TO ALASKA IN 3 WKS
Great tips! Thank you! I also always bring dryer sheets - great for static cling, scenting things, & if you need to do a wash!
Cheers!
Gwyneth Jones
Thanks for sharing. I've been on 41 cruises and I take most of the things you have there. Better to have it and not to use it.
Great tips for stress free cruising.
Power strip. Love it! I'm always looking for more places to plug in! Great vid...Thank you!
Any idiots making fun of him bringing Lysol, I've been on 50 cruises
This is a must if you don't wanna get norovirus
This happens on all ships and will ruin your vacation.
Spray and wipe down your cabin, trust me, cabin stewards don't really disinfect anything.
He is bringing toooooooo much stuff
Lol
Way too much
Tim Lee i agree. I bring some type of disinfectant like lysol wipes. They flip cruise rooms in no time at all. Think of all the body fluids everywhere...eww. The remote control, shower handles, toilet seat sink area. If you watch any documentaries youll see how gross hotels are. ..ships are no different.
Been on about a dozen cruises so far in 5 years and have NEVER taken Lysol with me. Never had a problem with any viruses and I don't freak out about germs, I am not a "germaphobe." Never use those hand sanitizers at the buffet either, I wash my hands with soap and water before I eat.
There is a saying in life: "You can either be afraid of everything or not. I choose not"
Great tips! Thanks for posting.
I like your suggestions. Thanks!
A great use for plastic baggies is bagging sandwiches for your excursions. Find some bread, peanut butter, etc. at breakfast and make sandwiches you can take ashore. You’ve paid for them, so don’t be penalized by spending money to eat on land (unless you want).
You're not supposed to take anything off the ship that isn't prepackaged.
Half the fun of going on vacation is eating out, I'm not making sandwiches and eating out of plastic baggies you cheapskate!!!
@@Smitty21 Agree!
This is actually a really *great* idea!
I guess I should bring my crockpot too in case I feel like having a home cooked meal🙄
Don't take surge protector they are taken away before you get to your room.
Great video with excellent information. It would appear you are a Wigglles fan! 🙌🏻
Very helpful, thank you!
GRATE TIPS , THANKS
Marisa Enriquez 🔥 in the grate. Great tips.
good information for first time traveller, however you cant carry whole house !!!
The Lysol is brilliant, ignore the trolls here, you give great advice. You bring too much extra but thanks for pack advice. I'm going to Alaska July '19
Sounds like a huge hassle....now I don't feel like going. Maybe I'll just watch some travelogues!
That grounded outlet strip may be useless without a 2-prong ground adapter, as 120-volt outlets on ships don't necessarily have a ground contact. It's overkill, anyway. You can do the same thing in less space and lower weight with a cheap two-wire, six-foot extension cord and one or two triple outlet adapters to plug into the extension cord, providing up to six outlets for battery chargers. Since you know what you'll be taking on the trip, test the setup at home before departure.
Question??? 🤔🤔 My travel agent told us that we don’t need passports on our Alaskan cruise..... is this true?
"This is my wife's book...not mine....." LOL
+wotchermuggle ...and it's his kid's Hanna Montana hand sanitizer, uh yeah..
+01denese Hannah *
extended cord is not allowed on board.... think about safety from fire!!!!
prikljucak many ships do allow them!
Extension cords are allowed--as long as they don't have surge protectors!
Who's going to Alaska on Norwegian sun?
omg!!! some of this is basic commen sense or for people who have never ever travelled.
That is way too much stuff to bring
Things from this list I don't bring
1. most cruises don't allow extension cords or surge suppressors - they will confiscate them if they find them.
2. pack a bag for souvenirs, really? Just stick them in your suitcase
3. I don't bring a bathroom organizer, I just bring less stuff, all travel size and still don't use all the shelves in the bathroom
4. I don't bring stickies, our room has always had paper available.
5. I don't bring an iPod docking station, just listen to the songs on my phone with bluetooth headset if needed.
6. I don't bring water enhancers, we are usually drinking iced tea if not drinking boat drinks! Otherwise, I have a few bottled water but never found myself drinking the ship water.
7. Air freshener
8. Full size flashlight - I have a penlight in my backpack that will suffice
9. Book - Bring and iPad with my books loaded as it's lighter and easier
Some of these might be the difference in cruise lines. Lately I've been mostly on Celebrity but have also done Carnival and Holland America. I did like the sewing kit. That was one thing I had to run out and buy because I didn't pack one so that is a great idea.
Not saying this is wrong, I think it's just personal preference and I try to pack light with the idea I don't need all the same stuff I need at home.
2. I disagree. I hate schlumping souveniers around, but I would use a backpack rather than the bag - much more comfortable.
you're great - thanks for this.
Bring half the clothes and twice the money.
BellinghamsterTrail cruises in Alaska happen during the summer and gets hot during summer on clear sky day! Unless you mean for rain cause it rains a lot in Alaska. If you were to come to Alaska during winter then you would bring half the clothes but probably less money cause we raise prices during tourist season, ugh.
This guy is incredibly obsessive. I've been on several Alaskan cruises and you can take my word 90% of this stuff is just plain overkill. Making copies of documents is just common sense, but the rest of it would mark you as a first timer. We've all seen those people who are so overwhelmed with baggage and crap they look like overloaded beasts of burden and subject to many snickers and chuckling from more seasoned travelers. Lysol, really? Just stupid.
I'm going on my first Alaskan cruise, what do you suggest I bring besides copies of documents?
Seasoned cruiser here, I bring a lot if the same things. I overpack for everything, prefer to have too much then not have something I need later.
rrrogster also, I'm a nurse. Lysol wipes are definitely not a bad thing to bring along. Ships and planes are Petri dishes!
Lysol or bleach wipes can be taken out of the tub, put into a ziplock and smooshed flat...saves space for sure.
I always bring Lysol wipes on cruises. If you don’t care about getting sick then don’t bring it. But don’t call people stupid for wanting the peace of mind that comes with a sanitary room. 🖖🏼
Sure it's not your book..... :-)
He forgot to take his girl.
Your going on a cruise for a week not the rest of your life...
I have always talk about a winner wedding
what??
Haha!!!
hehe
Are You Sure Ships Do Sink !
If u get sea sick why put urself threw that? And I'm a big germ fob so I guess I won't do that
he packs way to much stuff. I have been on 6 Cruise ships . you do not need all of that crap. flash light yes every thing eles you can get on the ship
I think he forgot his nametag that says " Dufus"
OCD
what a waste of time !!!
My cruise is in between May and June so I have lots of time to pack and this helps
The wristband and herbal remedies are a waste of your time and money, get the prescription medication if you can.
NO NO NO NO TRANS SCOP
NO NO NOOOOOO STAY AWAY
THAT STUFF IS DANGEROUS
my stupid dr gave me that for surgery earlier this year and it screwed me up for about 2 weeks .. i hallucinated could not see well enough to read and had anxiety so bad i thought i was dying and had to take meds..