Shirley B Thank you for this information. I was at a loss for what to pack, now I know what I need and want to bring. I appreciate the time you put in to making these you-tube presentations.
This is great!! I recently found your channel and it's been SO helpful in preparing for our first cruise! My husband is on a combat deployment right now, and we are going on an Alaskan cruise in August for his R&R. I am sooooo excited!! I'm making my packing list already. :) I'm so glad you did an Alaskan specific video on what to pack! I am SO bad about not packing light, but I'm trying to be strategic for this trip. Thank you again!
I have watched this video like 5 times already and by the time I get to Alaska Sept 2020, I will watch another 20x :) I never thought I would get to go...
I love your cruise videos. You're my go-to person for cruise info. This is very helpful in deciding on what to wear to Alaska. Thanks again for another great, informative video!
I used your suggestions as a guide for our recent August Alaskan cruise. You were spot on! Excellent advice and great video. I was dubious about buying duck boots for three of us but they were ideal. We also bought packable down jackets and rain jackets. They took up very little room in the suit cases and we wore them several days. Thanks for doing this video!
Thanks so much for all the information about packing for the Alaska Cruise. We are going next year in October and we live in Florida where we have summer all year round. So knowing what to get will help to find during the winter season even if it is in the 70 here.
Rain coat. Rain pants. Rain hat. Rain shoes. Gloves waterproof. Umbrella wind proof . We got soaking rain on 5 of 7 days . In Alaska in August 2018. Forgot waterproof backpack or cover it really got soaked
Thanks!! Great tips! We are doing everything you mentioned..going late August. Should be warmer but will definitely pack that raincoat! Starting from Anchorage (3 days..Hotel) then getting on Cruise ship Princess...and Cruising 7 days ending in Vancouver British Columbia.
@@MissCrystal I love the color scheme of the one you had on the video but unfortunately when I went to buy one they didn't have that color with the yellow inside.
@@MissCrystal very true. I got an olive one. And I do really like it. Can't wait to use it tomorrow. We leave for our 15 day vacation! Thanks again for the tips.
I have absolutely zero plans to go on an Alaskan cruise anytime soon, but I had to watch and give you a thumbs up, because I faithfully watch every one of your videos. : ) Beautifully organized video, Crystal! So glad you had a good trip. 💜
Thank you, thank you. We live in Florida so I had absolutely no idea what to bring on an Alaskan cruise. Thanks again for all the info and the vlog. Love your videos.
MissCrystal; your video is very useful. I am going to Alaska this coming July. I like not only your tips about Alaska but also your ring. Very nice ring. Is this diamond ?
Great video. You said You wore your jeans in the main dining room. Usually they don’t want you to. So for this cruise you’re saying it okay? Just wondering we are leaving this September on the Royal princess to Alaska round trip from Los Angeles. Thanks again for your info video 😎
Actually that’s not true. You just aren’t allowed to wear jeans with rips or holes. Nice dark denim dressed up would be fine. This cruise was much more casual except for formal nights ( those are the same). Watch my Cruise Outfits Video from this cruise to help. 😉
Hi Miss Crystal, thanks for sharing your video. We are going on an Alaskan cruise. Thanks for all the tips and suggestions. I bought a Canon SX730 HS to take on the cruise you shared with Marnie Goldberg. Looking forward to the cruise.
Crystal, Thanks so much for this video. A wealth of information! We are cruising from Seattle to Alaska this August for our 1st Alaskan cruise and it totally helped to see what you packed and actually wore. I do however have one question? What did you all pack and wear for dinners? We are cruising on the Royal Princess and I know there will be 2 Formal nights and the 5 other nights are smart casual usually, at least on Caribbean Cruises. Any insight for dinner attire would be so appreciated. Much Love, Donna
Hi, thanks for watching! Did you see my Alaska Cruise outfit video? That shows what I wore each night. Alaska is more casual overall than a Caribbean cruise.
@@MissCrystal Yes, Crystal. I actually found it after I watched this video and asked the question. Thanks so much again for all your videos. They are a valued and much appreciated source for all different things. I am plus sized so although I would love to buy some of your outfit recommendations, they would never fit. But love seeing you in them. Have a blessed week ahead! 😘
We went on a Royal Caribbean cruise to Alaska last year the first week of June and it was in the 70s and sunny! There were only mosquitos up at Denali after the cruise. Good list though in general.
From what I've heard from others that have traveled there many times, the weather changes daily. Could be 50's one day and 70's the next. That's why it's a good idea to be ready for everything.
You’re my go to, what to pack, person, the best of all the videos I have watched. You mentioned that an Alaskan cruise is more casual then others, does that apply to ‘formal night’? Thanks for sharing with us.
It probably wouldn't hurt during the glacier viewing day. We were glad we had one on this trip. That was the only day we actually needed gloves, hat and warmer coat though.
The Flap Jack Aviation coming from Minnesota I don’t tend to wear the heavy jackets much. Most the time I dress in layers with just shoes. Almost never wear boots.
Brilliant informative video Crystal, my parents went on a cruise to Alaska some years ago and everything you packed was exactly what my mum had and she was very thankfull for it loved watching this thankyou xxx
Hi, my husband and I are going on an Alaskan cruise in June of 2020. I pretty much pack the type of things that you did in this video when I travel. I am stuck on what to bring for the dinners. Thanks.
Hi, in my Cruise Outfits Playlist, I have a video showing what I wore to dinner while in Alaska. It’s a more casual cruise except for formal nights, which are the same. 😊
What brand of pants were your husbands? I can't wait to go on this cruise!! Thank you for taking the time to go through all this to make these videos very helpful!!
Hi!! My family and I are going on an Alaska cruise in June so in a couple of days lol. I’m panicking a little because I’m from Oklahoma and I thought it was gonna be warm since it’s in June right? Well I guess I’m wrong😬😬 we leave in a few days and I definitely need to do some last minute shopping. So just to double check I’ll definitely need: Raincoat Puffer jacket Sweatshirt Sweatpants Jeans Cardigans Long sleeve shirts Rain boots, thick socks Tennis shoes Scarf, rain gloves, hat I’m seeing temperatures like 64 degrees Fahrenheit but I’m assuming it’s gonna feel colder? I’m all over the place😂sorry I just need help!!!!!
Hi, Alaska is definitely something to plan for in advance. I'd say you can get most of these things anytime except for the puffer jacket. That's not totally necessary, just what I brought and loved. Just think layers. I've known people say it's hot and sunny and then there's our trip that was colder. Alaska weather is up and down like that from day to day. I would rather have these things and be prepared/not cold. Enjoy your cruise!
Hi, there are two formal nights on a 7 night cruise and dress code is still expected in the formal dining rooms. I spoke more about this in my outfits video from this cruise. You can find all of my cruise outfits in a playlist on my main channel page. I also briefly spoke about it in this Blog Post: www.misscrystalblog.com/2021/06/what-to-pack-for-an-alaska-cruise-what-i-wore.html Alaska is more casual overall but you will still see people dressed up for formal night. Just not as many as say a Caribbean cruise.
This video was perfect! So thankful I watched it before packing. I took most of my dressier clothes out. Do you know what kind of water is served on the ship? We do not like Dasani. We will have our refillable bottles with us but didn't know if there was a water refill station on the ship.
+Bobbie Henderson I have no idea. It should say on the Princess website where you find drink package info. Yes, there are water refill areas in the buffet.
Great video. Having done the Alaskan cruise twice, I think a lightweight but warm scarf is essential. It will warm you up without adding bulk. It's in the 50s most of the time in port and only about freezing on the water, so I never used my winter coat or winter boots, just a raincoat and sneakers. The ship will provide blankets to drape over your knees on deck. For sleeping, if you feel the cold bring a polar fleece nightshirt.
+Lori Loeb I actually had a scarf but only wore it when getting on the ship. I thought those that like wearing them would naturally think to bring one. Our cruise line did offer blankets on deck but not sure if other lines do. We cruised with Princess.
No, we didn't. I'm not a hot tub kind of person and I knew I probably wouldn't get in the pools. Most days it was too cold. However, there were people in them some days.
thank you for sharing your experiences on packing to Alaska cruise. I wonder if I can make all these clothing in one carry on suitcase. What would you suggest?
Hi, depending on how you pack and what other items you bring, maybe. I never just bring a carry on when cruising. With bulkier boots/shoes and coats, not sure but you can try!
Yes, they are true to size. I can only speak of the exact pair I own and linked in the description box. There are similar styles out there but they all vary slightly.
@@MissCrystal I don't mind bringing some dress up clothes for the formals but my husband does not want to. What exactly did the men wear that was not to dress up?
@@donnaenglehardt9690 Hi, if you're going to the dining room on Formal Nights, he'll need to be dressed as usual, meaning a jacket or dress shirt. Any other night for dinner, pants or dark wash jeans with a nice sweater or button down shirt is what you'll see. It's more casual during the day overall but people still dress as usual for dinner. Just maybe warmer clothes depending on the temps.
I understand the need for layering. But, my concern is what do we do with things when needed to be pulled off and your on a excursion or something. Do you just carry everything? Carry a backpack? Bc I read some don't allow bags. And I have a family of 4 ... so I picturing me carrying everyone's things they pull off plus my camera/ things I'll need. Any suggestions welcomed 👩🔧
I've never been on an excursion that didn't allow for some sort of bag. Not sure about all of course. But yes, everyone should be able to carry their own jacket, shirt, whatever. No need to hand it all off. If light layers, tying around the waist always works. :)
HI Miss Crystal! Thank you for all the information you have provided! A friend and I are getting ready to leave for an Alaskan cruise this Friday and I have a question for you ----- With all the items you mention bringing, are your suitcases overweight? I have my suitcase mostly packed and it's already 55 pounds! I'm trying to figure out what I can take out, haha. It's just so hard to know what to take with weather being so unpredictable!
HI there! We take a large suitcase each. We like the hardcase. I show a pic in my Instagram. This time we also took the small carry on from the set to put my boots and some jackets in so we'd have room and not be overweight. Hope this helps. Enjoy your cruise!
Thank you so much for your reply! We are going on an Alaskan Art Adventure where we'll do crafts at sea - so there are additional items we need to bring but hopefully some of those will get used up and there will be less to bring back. I've never had such a hard time packing in my life....hahah. Thanks for your well wishes - looking forward to see what you will post next!
We're going to Alaska around end of August with Disney Cruise. How different do you think it would be compare to your Alaskan Cruise?! Its our first time going to a Cruise.
Thank you very informative,we have booked a cruise to Alaska for next September. Leaving from Los Angles and returning. On the Royal princess. It's twelve days. We see that all the clothes you packed are very casual. Which is great we don't dress up that much anymore. Anyway we noticed on our booking that it says no formal nights . Would that be right? If so that's fine with us . Just wondering 😎
Hi, I've never heard of a cruise not having formal nights. We also cruise with Princess a lot. There were 2 formal nights on our cruise and people did dress up as normal. The rest of the nights were more casual than any other cruise we've been on (over 20). So I'd double check with the cruise line or just decide to skip it and eat in the buffet or pizza restaurant, which is good. We've been on Royal once and Regal twice. Enjoy your cruise!
@@Bronzeey1 They do but you'll over pay for it on board. I prefer Bonine from the drugstore. It's over the counter and works well if I need it. If you know you are prone to seasickness or have motion sickness issues regularly, get a prescription ear patch from your doctor.
*UPDATED Blog post with current links* bit.ly/3gqHxLw
Literally paused the video bought a bagallini and returned to the video. Love yours . Thanks for the tips!
It’s perfect for Alaska and other trips! 😀
Which baggallini is the red one?
Shirley B
Thank you for this information. I was at a loss for what to pack, now I know what I need and want to bring. I appreciate the time you put in to making these you-tube presentations.
I’m glad you found it helpful!
This is great!! I recently found your channel and it's been SO helpful in preparing for our first cruise! My husband is on a combat deployment right now, and we are going on an Alaskan cruise in August for his R&R. I am sooooo excited!! I'm making my packing list already. :) I'm so glad you did an Alaskan specific video on what to pack! I am SO bad about not packing light, but I'm trying to be strategic for this trip. Thank you again!
Thank you for watching! Enjoy your cruise!
Thank You. Incidentally, love your ring.
I have watched this video like 5 times already and by the time I get to Alaska Sept 2020, I will watch another 20x :) I never thought I would get to go...
Enjoy your cruise! It’s a great one!
Could you please post anything about the weather when you go cause we are going in October 2020. Anything will help. Thanks
I’m guessing you never got to go on your cruise. 😞
I love your cruise videos. You're my go-to person for cruise info. This is very helpful in deciding on what to wear to Alaska. Thanks again for another great, informative video!
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad it was helpful!
I used your suggestions as a guide for our recent August Alaskan cruise. You were spot on! Excellent advice and great video. I was dubious about buying duck boots for three of us but they were ideal. We also bought packable down jackets and rain jackets. They took up very little room in the suit cases and we wore them several days. Thanks for doing this video!
I’m so glad you found it helpful! Alaskan weather is very unpredictable and can be warm for some and cold and rainy for others. 😊
Today we returned from Alaskan cruise. No irons permitted on board unless you get laundry service. Add wrinkle remover spray to list.
Correct. I have that on my What To Pack For A Cruise Video. I believe I mentioned that in the video. This was Alaska specific. :)
Thanks so much for all the information about packing for the Alaska Cruise. We are going next year in October and we live in Florida where we have summer all year round. So knowing what to get will help to find during the winter season even if it is in the 70 here.
Rain coat. Rain pants. Rain hat. Rain shoes. Gloves waterproof. Umbrella wind proof . We got soaking rain on 5 of 7 days . In Alaska in August 2018. Forgot waterproof backpack or cover it really got soaked
Thanks!! We are going August 2019. Great tips!!!
Alaska aug 2020 here we come
I like the idea of a more casual cruise. I think my teenage boys and husband would enjoy that also. Great video.
Sweatshirt! I would never have thought about that. I'm going on Saturday. Thanks for the tip!
Thank you so much for the information. Leaving for Alaska in a month
Enjoy your cruise!
Thanks Miss Crystal, great information for an Alaska cruise. I didn’t realize how cold it can be in early June.
Great video. I know it’s older but I’m finally taking my dream Alaska cruise!!!
Thank you 😊
So helpful! My husband and I are going on an Alaskan cruise in a couple of weeks. Thanks for posting this!
Glad you found it helpful. Enjoy your cruise!
Thanks!! Great tips! We are doing everything you mentioned..going late August. Should be warmer but will definitely pack that raincoat!
Starting from Anchorage (3 days..Hotel) then getting on Cruise ship Princess...and Cruising 7 days ending in Vancouver British Columbia.
Also going late August. Will it really be warm? I'm not sure if we need a lot of cold weather gear. Going with my aunt. Our first Alaska cruise.
Bring binoculars for sure.
I actually bought a bagallini for our Alaskan cruise we are going on this week!! Thanks for the packing tips!!
You're welcome! I love those bags for travel! I just bought another smaller one. Enjoy your cruise!
@@MissCrystal I love the color scheme of the one you had on the video but unfortunately when I went to buy one they didn't have that color with the yellow inside.
@@kristenfortune5026 Yes, mine is several years old and they change the styles and colors often. Still great bags no matter which you have. :)
@@MissCrystal very true. I got an olive one. And I do really like it. Can't wait to use it tomorrow. We leave for our 15 day vacation! Thanks again for the tips.
Love seeing all your videos, please keep making them. Also live your comments and tips about cruising. Thx
Thank you!
I have absolutely zero plans to go on an Alaskan cruise anytime soon, but I had to watch and give you a thumbs up, because I faithfully watch every one of your videos. : ) Beautifully organized video, Crystal! So glad you had a good trip. 💜
+Jacks Lorraine Aw, thank you so much! 😊
Thank you, thank you. We live in Florida so I had absolutely no idea what to bring on an Alaskan cruise. Thanks again for all the info and the vlog. Love your videos.
MissCrystal; your video is very useful. I am going to Alaska this coming July. I like not only your tips about Alaska but also your ring.
Very nice ring. Is this diamond ?
I’m not sure what ring you’re referring to? My wedding set is diamonds. The pink Is a Morganite.
@@MissCrystal Yes, the one on your left hand. Very nice ring. Was it you or your husband pick?
Thanks for this video! We're going on an Alaskan cruise in august and was unsure what to bring, now I can use this as my checklist.
I'm glad you found it helpful! Enjoy your cruise!
Tam Tam
Excellent Alaskan cruise tips... Thank you!
Thanks so much for taking the time to put this together for us. It was so very helpful :) I certainly appreciate it!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Great video. You said You wore your jeans in the main dining room. Usually they don’t want you to. So for this cruise you’re saying it okay? Just wondering we are leaving this September on the Royal princess to Alaska round trip from Los Angeles. Thanks again for your info video 😎
Actually that’s not true. You just aren’t allowed to wear jeans with rips or holes. Nice dark denim dressed up would be fine. This cruise was much more casual except for formal nights ( those are the same). Watch my Cruise Outfits Video from this cruise to help. 😉
MissCrystal thank you so much for the info,this will keep us from overpacking, lol
Hi Miss Crystal, thanks for sharing your video. We are going on an Alaskan cruise. Thanks for all the tips and suggestions. I bought a Canon SX730 HS to take on the cruise you shared with Marnie Goldberg. Looking forward to the cruise.
Enjoy your cruise!
Crystal, Thanks so much for this video. A wealth of information! We are cruising from Seattle to Alaska this August for our 1st Alaskan cruise and it totally helped to see what you packed and actually wore. I do however have one question? What did you all pack and wear for dinners? We are cruising on the Royal Princess and I know there will be 2 Formal nights and the 5 other nights are smart casual usually, at least on Caribbean Cruises. Any insight for dinner attire would be so appreciated. Much Love, Donna
Hi, thanks for watching! Did you see my Alaska Cruise outfit video? That shows what I wore each night. Alaska is more casual overall than a Caribbean cruise.
@@MissCrystal Yes, Crystal. I actually found it after I watched this video and asked the question. Thanks so much again for all your videos. They are a valued and much appreciated source for all different things. I am plus sized so although I would love to buy some of your outfit recommendations, they would never fit. But love seeing you in them. Have a blessed week ahead! 😘
We went on a Royal Caribbean cruise to Alaska last year the first week of June and it was in the 70s and sunny! There were only mosquitos up at Denali after the cruise. Good list though in general.
From what I've heard from others that have traveled there many times, the weather changes daily. Could be 50's one day and 70's the next. That's why it's a good idea to be ready for everything.
Wow! We are going on an Alaskan cruise this July. Glad I found your videos.
The most helpful video I've seen!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it helpful!
You’re my go to, what to pack, person, the best of all the videos I have watched. You mentioned that an Alaskan cruise is more casual then others, does that apply to ‘formal night’? Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you for the nice compliment! People do dress up on Formal Night like usual. Although maybe not as many did.
Thank you for the links for everything
Thank for the packing advice. It was very helpful. We have a balcony room. I was wondering if a travel blanket would be needed when sitting out there?
It probably wouldn't hurt during the glacier viewing day. We were glad we had one on this trip. That was the only day we actually needed gloves, hat and warmer coat though.
I will still be in the snow, wearing a T-short and shorts in -10 degree weather
The Flap Jack Aviation coming from Minnesota I don’t tend to wear the heavy jackets much. Most the time I dress in layers with just shoes. Almost never wear boots.
Great video for an Alaskan Cruise...looking forward 2 the 3rd video....F
Really great video and tips! I always enjoy your packing videos.
Thank you for watching!
Good video!
Avon has a product that combines bug repellant and sun cream.
This was great! Happy to hear your had a fantastic trip! 👋
another great vlog thankyou the detail was fabulous and really helps to sort out my packing for alaska,
Thank you for watching!
Brilliant informative video Crystal, my parents went on a cruise to Alaska some years ago and everything you packed was exactly what my mum had and she was very thankfull for it loved watching this thankyou xxx
well done thanks for your details best info for June cruise
Thank you for watching!
This is great - thanks so much for posting!!
+Coreline Mayfield Thank you for watching!
Thanks. Brilliant. Great hints for my July trip starting in Anchorage.
Baggalini: The clown car of bags. 😆
Avon has spf bug repellant towlettes.
Hi, my husband and I are going on an Alaskan cruise in June of 2020. I pretty much pack the type of things that you did in this video when I travel. I am stuck on what to bring for the dinners. Thanks.
Hi, in my Cruise Outfits Playlist, I have a video showing what I wore to dinner while in Alaska. It’s a more casual cruise except for formal nights, which are the same. 😊
What brand of pants were your husbands? I can't wait to go on this cruise!! Thank you for taking the time to go through all this to make these videos very helpful!!
I believe Cabellas own brand.
Pretty helpful
Did the binoculars work out for you?
We used them and they came in handy.
Hi!! My family and I are going on an Alaska cruise in June so in a couple of days lol. I’m panicking a little because I’m from Oklahoma and I thought it was gonna be warm since it’s in June right? Well I guess I’m wrong😬😬 we leave in a few days and I definitely need to do some last minute shopping. So just to double check I’ll definitely need:
Raincoat
Puffer jacket
Sweatshirt
Sweatpants
Jeans
Cardigans
Long sleeve shirts
Rain boots, thick socks
Tennis shoes
Scarf, rain gloves, hat
I’m seeing temperatures like 64 degrees Fahrenheit but I’m assuming it’s gonna feel colder? I’m all over the place😂sorry I just need help!!!!!
Hi, Alaska is definitely something to plan for in advance. I'd say you can get most of these things anytime except for the puffer jacket. That's not totally necessary, just what I brought and loved. Just think layers. I've known people say it's hot and sunny and then there's our trip that was colder. Alaska weather is up and down like that from day to day. I would rather have these things and be prepared/not cold. Enjoy your cruise!
MissCrystal thank you!!!!
Hi!!!Do we need formal clothes for dinner?
Hi, there are two formal nights on a 7 night cruise and dress code is still expected in the formal dining rooms. I spoke more about this in my outfits video from this cruise. You can find all of my cruise outfits in a playlist on my main channel page. I also briefly spoke about it in this Blog Post: www.misscrystalblog.com/2021/06/what-to-pack-for-an-alaska-cruise-what-i-wore.html
Alaska is more casual overall but you will still see people dressed up for formal night. Just not as many as say a Caribbean cruise.
This video was perfect! So thankful I watched it before packing. I took most of my dressier clothes out. Do you know what kind of water is served on the ship? We do not like Dasani. We will have our refillable bottles with us but didn't know if there was a water refill station on the ship.
+Bobbie Henderson I have no idea. It should say on the Princess website where you find drink package info. Yes, there are water refill areas in the buffet.
Great video. Having done the Alaskan cruise twice, I think a lightweight but warm scarf is essential. It will warm you up without adding bulk. It's in the 50s most of the time in port and only about freezing on the water, so I never used my winter coat or winter boots, just a raincoat and sneakers. The ship will provide blankets to drape over your knees on deck. For sleeping, if you feel the cold bring a polar fleece nightshirt.
+Lori Loeb I actually had a scarf but only wore it when getting on the ship. I thought those that like wearing them would naturally think to bring one. Our cruise line did offer blankets on deck but not sure if other lines do. We cruised with Princess.
Great video! I would love to go on an Alaskan cruise! Did you bring a swim suit or anything for pools or hot tubs on the ship?
No, we didn't. I'm not a hot tub kind of person and I knew I probably wouldn't get in the pools. Most days it was too cold. However, there were people in them some days.
thank you for sharing your experiences on packing to Alaska cruise. I wonder if I can make all these clothing in one carry on suitcase. What would you suggest?
Hi, depending on how you pack and what other items you bring, maybe. I never just bring a carry on when cruising. With bulkier boots/shoes and coats, not sure but you can try!
@@MissCrystal thank you.
Rain Jacket. Is it waterproof or resistant?
Eek! Its gonna be cold in may 😨💙🐋🐳🚢🚤
The mosquitos are in the Yukon, and they are large!
Do you find that the Sperrys fit true to size? I have found varying reviews online, so I thought I'd see what your thoughts are on the fit of them.
Yes, they are true to size. I can only speak of the exact pair I own and linked in the description box. There are similar styles out there but they all vary slightly.
Did you find the boots to have enough grip on the soles?
Yes, love them!
Was there a formal night on the cruise? What did people wear?
Hi, yes, there were two per the usual 7 Night Cruise. People did dress up. Maybe not as many as you'd see on another cruise not in Alaska though.
@@MissCrystal I don't mind bringing some dress up clothes for the formals but my husband does not want to. What exactly did the men wear that was not to dress up?
@@donnaenglehardt9690 Hi, if you're going to the dining room on Formal Nights, he'll need to be dressed as usual, meaning a jacket or dress shirt. Any other night for dinner, pants or dark wash jeans with a nice sweater or button down shirt is what you'll see. It's more casual during the day overall but people still dress as usual for dinner. Just maybe warmer clothes depending on the temps.
What month was your cruise ?
June
Should i bring warm PJs, Im going on my cruise toward the end of August?
Depends
I understand the need for layering. But, my concern is what do we do with things when needed to be pulled off and your on a excursion or something. Do you just carry everything? Carry a backpack? Bc I read some don't allow bags. And I have a family of 4 ... so I picturing me carrying everyone's things they pull off plus my camera/ things I'll need. Any suggestions welcomed 👩🔧
I've never been on an excursion that didn't allow for some sort of bag. Not sure about all of course. But yes, everyone should be able to carry their own jacket, shirt, whatever. No need to hand it all off. If light layers, tying around the waist always works. :)
HI Miss Crystal! Thank you for all the information you have provided! A friend and I are getting ready to leave for an Alaskan cruise this Friday and I have a question for you ----- With all the items you mention bringing, are your suitcases overweight? I have my suitcase mostly packed and it's already 55 pounds! I'm trying to figure out what I can take out, haha. It's just so hard to know what to take with weather being so unpredictable!
HI there! We take a large suitcase each. We like the hardcase. I show a pic in my Instagram. This time we also took the small carry on from the set to put my boots and some jackets in so we'd have room and not be overweight. Hope this helps. Enjoy your cruise!
Thank you so much for your reply! We are going on an Alaskan Art Adventure where we'll do crafts at sea - so there are additional items we need to bring but hopefully some of those will get used up and there will be less to bring back. I've never had such a hard time packing in my life....hahah. Thanks for your well wishes - looking forward to see what you will post next!
what time of year did you go?
Hi, we went the first week in June.
We're going to Alaska around end of August with Disney Cruise. How different do you think it would be compare to your Alaskan Cruise?! Its our first time going to a Cruise.
I've never been on Disney so it's hard to say. We were on Princess. I'm guessing they are all about the same in Alaska though. Enjoy your cruise!
Where did you get the crossbody bag you showed? Love it and need to get one!
Hi, thank you! I linked everything I could in the description of the video.
Thank you very informative,we have booked a cruise to Alaska for next September. Leaving from Los Angles and returning. On the Royal princess. It's twelve days. We see that all the clothes you packed are very casual. Which is great we don't dress up that much anymore. Anyway we noticed on our booking that it says no formal nights . Would that be right? If so that's fine with us . Just wondering 😎
Hi, I've never heard of a cruise not having formal nights. We also cruise with Princess a lot. There were 2 formal nights on our cruise and people did dress up as normal. The rest of the nights were more casual than any other cruise we've been on (over 20). So I'd double check with the cruise line or just decide to skip it and eat in the buffet or pizza restaurant, which is good. We've been on Royal once and Regal twice. Enjoy your cruise!
Alaska a beauty ain’t it
Should i bring warm PJs, Im going on my cruise toward the end of August?
You can control the temp in your cabin. It really depends on if you get cold while sleeping. Enjoy your cruise!
@@MissCrystal Thank u. Do they have anything for sea sickness?
@@Bronzeey1 They do but you'll over pay for it on board. I prefer Bonine from the drugstore. It's over the counter and works well if I need it. If you know you are prone to seasickness or have motion sickness issues regularly, get a prescription ear patch from your doctor.
I can’t use patches but, I got Meclizine from my doc. Thank u.