@@MrnMrsTraveler i am planning a trip soon to Fairbanks. Would you suggest taking the artic circle tour? Was it worth it? With Artic circle tour they are also covering northern lights, doing a separate northern lights tour makes any difference? I am torn between which tours to take.
Touching Arctic Circle was on our travel Bucketlist. We had a great experience. With that said, it’s a personal preference. The journey is long and you get to stop at few viewpoints and lunch time in between. To answer your next question - I don’t think it will make any difference. I would suggest to book along with Arctic Circle tour to save time and energy. Also, they take you to good viewing area with cabin facility. Please check with the tour company about the facilities before booking.
I was stationed at Eielson AFB 7 years, lived in North Pole 2 of those years …. Loved Alaska ….. wife & 2 kids, we left in 1985 and miss it so much ….. you have captured its beauty & wonder!!!
Wow! You packed a full itinerary! You must have been exhausted by the time you got home. But you really got to see and experience so much of Alaska. Thanks for sharing.
I saw them last year in Alaska. What’s crazy is they look nothing like they do in pictures and video. They look more like a whitish haze. Your naked eye doesn’t register the crazy colors that show up on pics/video. Still a cool experience though.
We went in March during new moon when the aurora activity is highest and got lucky because of high kp index and a dark sky . We actually saw different colors in the band of aurora like green , purple and even other colors as well . But yea we have friends who have had a different experience 😊
@@MrnMrsTraveler weird. I was there in March too…the people running the Aurora place were even explaining how what you see in photos/videos, are nothing like what is seen with the naked eye. I also know, have known people that have lived in AK that said the same thing. Did they appear to you exactly as shown in the video? I mean..as vivid?
@@MrnMrsTraveler Thanks for your reply. I 'm planning to visit Alaska as you did. As a retired senior my budget is limited. If you don't mind, will you please tell me the money you spent in Alaska during your stay for each person (spent in Alaska only). Thanks in advance.
@@francislee7041 Sir, the budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
Thank you, glad you liked our video 😊 If you are looking for details about what to pack, you can check out our blog mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
Thank you, glad you liked our video. The budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel. We used a Sony Camera and GoPro for capturing Northern Lights.
What specific camera did you use for filming the Northern Lights? We are going in March of this year and I’m a bit overwhelmed with my camera options. Lol
Thank you, glad you liked our video. We traveled in mid March 2021. You can check out our Alaska blog here for a detailed info - mrnmrstraveler.com/ultimate-alaska-winter-travel-guide/
Amazing video! Will you please tell me if the tour allowed you sufficient time to watch the northern lights? Or are these tours very rushed? (since you have just 14 hours to visit many places). How much time were you allowed to explore the arctic circle and then also observe the northern lights? Will wait for your answer. Thanks
I also wanted to ask you few more things, 1. Did you book the car for the entire trip? For example: after the tour shuttle dropped you off, did you drive back to your hotel? 2. Could you do Chena hot springs and the arctic circle 14-hour tour while staying in the same hotel? Or did you pick different hotels closer to each place? I hope to hear back from you soon. Thank you.
Thanks, regarding you questions :- 1. You get sufficient time to see the northern lights. Yes there is a time constraint as the bus stops at many places but its same for any tour you book. In the winters its very cold as well, so for us we felt the time provided was sort of sufficient. 2. The shuttles picked us up and dropped us at our hotel. 3.We picked the same hotel in Fairbanks for our stay. We have provided all the information in our blog about the stay, what to wear and other details here :- mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska/
The northern lights are visible from the Pike’s waterfront lodge itself but we booked tours as well. You can checkout our blog mrnmrstraveler.com/ultimate-alaska-winter-travel-guide for more details 🙂
Great great video guys!!!! Hi! Ive planned to fly first days of April. How easy is to book a tour to see nothern lights, i mean over there with no previous reservation? Do you recommend rent a car? Muchas gracias!!!
Thank you so much 😊 The tours are easy to book online which I would suggest to book in advance. Even, you can check with your hotel about the tours. I would prefer car as it gives flexibility but that would mean driving on a icy condition at night.
Hi, thanks for sharing the trip, it's very helpful for our plan to travel to Alaska this Dec. How did you travel when you were in Fairbanks from one place to another? I assume you drove the rental car? How was the road condition?
Thank you, glad you liked it. We rented a car in Fairbanks. However you could do without renting also, since most of the tours have a pickup and drop facility from the hotel. The roads were quite slippery due to snow, but if you are confident you can definitely rent a car.
Thank you for the video. Did you travel beginning or end of March? Trying to pick the best time to go. Anything you would change about your itinerary? I am planning a similar trip. I appreciate any info that could help me. Thank you so much!
Thanks for asking. We visited in the mid week of March. We can suggest you to add driving to Castner Glacier near Fairbanks if time permits. Also we had planned for a Snowmobile tour to see spencer glacier but couldn’t do it because of weather constraints.
Thank you for sharing, we are planning to visit on December... if you dont mind me asking, how much will be the tentative budget for 7 days aside from the air ticket? And do you have guys booked a tourist guide from day 1-6? 😘
@Airam : Glad you liked the video 🙂 So the budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
We loved our stay at the Pike’s Lodge. They even wake you up for the northern lights if you ask for 😄. The only thing is it is outside the downtown and closer to the airport however they do provide complimentary shuttle service for pickup and drop from the airport and the train depot. There is a restaurant also next to the hotel and they service breakfast as well.
As per what we have read the northern light season starts from September. But it’s difficult to say whether one can see the lights as it’s dependent on factors like kpi, weather etc. and we didn’t visit any national parks in Alaska so won’t be able to comment on that 🙂
Thanks, glad you liked it. We have curated a blog on Alaska Packing List here : mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
Hi. Great video! I have a few questions about chena hot springs. In the day tour package, is the time allocated for hot springs enough to enjoy and get ready for the museum next?? How long can you stay in the hot springs in March? And would you recommend dog sledding with Chena hot springs or Northern Alaska tour company? Thank you!
Thanks, glad you liked our video. For us we spent around an hour in the hot spring and felt it was sufficient. We had read about the dog sledding at Chena as well but we liked the dog sledding with paw for adventures.
Sorry I wanted to ask you one more question. Is it safe to drive to and from Fairbanks to Chena hot springs resort on our own? This is if we don’t opt for their shuttle. Appreciate your response. Thank you 😊
@@soreddy8120 It all depends on the road conditions actually, if it snows it will be a bit difficult and you need to be cautious else the roads are fine. We had also thought earlier to drive there ourselves and stay for a night. But since they were offering shuttle in the tour package, we changed our plan😊
Glad you liked our video Chloe. Fortunately when we were able to drive around the highways as it didn’t snow much. But yes we were really cautious since in some parts the roads were icy. Also many tours provide pickup and drop facilities from the hotel itself.
Thanks ! The budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
All about your trip was amazing. We just did that trip on November and just like you said you have to be there cause you really can’t describe those beautiful moments. I love Alaska especially on summer we go fishing and it’s amazing 18 hours sun light and rivers and creeks hiking everything it’s so beautiful you should see the videos i have here. If you guys like Alaska on winter you’ll loved in summer 😁
Guess we will have to plan a trip to Alaska in summer soon. Truly, if winters are some amazing, can’t wait to checkout how Alaska looks like in summers 😃
July it’s amazing for the salmon 🍣 season. You don’t have to know how to fish there’s millions of salmons on River and the best thing it’s that you get to take home whatever you catch
Thanks ! The budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
Thank you for asking. You can check out all the details in our blog here - mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
Thank you, glad you liked our video. We visit in March. You can checkout all the details on our website mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska/
We are planning to visit fairbanks in March 1st week. Have some q related to renting car & driving around fairbank. Does fairbank has lyft/uber/taxi as finding rental car on dates i am travelling seems very difficult ?
Yes Uber/Lyft is available, frequency depends on weather conditions. would suggest to contact hotel for arranging taxi service if you are staying outside the downtown area. Also many activities include a pickup/drop facility from the hotel itself but it’s better to confirm beforehand.
Thanks for the video. We are thinking about going to Alaska to see northern light during December. We have a four year old, not sure if it’s good idea. Any advice? Thanks
For the Chena hot springs, we did a tour. We drove to few other places in Fairbanks, it depends on how comfortable you are driving in snow. You can refer to our blog, have provided all the details :- mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska
Prinyanka and Pranjal this was awesome. I loved your Itenary. Will it snow in March like 4th week of March is when we are planning to go, which is early spring. I hope it will be snowing then.
We booked everything ourselves. If you want to know more about our trip, you can read our blog here - mrnmrstraveler.com/ultimate-alaska-winter-travel-guide/
Not the whole time, for the duration we were in Fairbanks. It was convenient as most of the tours operate from Fairbanks and they provide pickup and drop facilities.
@@HI-pi1er The activities we chose like northern lights tour, Chena hot spring and others were available from Fairbanks.. We didn’t spend much time in Anchorage so not really sure what activities are available from Anchorage 😊
Bro, the budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
Since Alaska is a state in the USA, you don’t need a passport unless you don’t have any other form of US Id (license,state id) . And there will be no immigration if you are flying from within the USA.
Hi I loved the video. Thanks for sharing it with us. Can you please share how much did it cost you for the train ride from fairbanks to anchorage and also my another question is, other than glacier what other things we can do in Anchorage?
Thanks, glad you liked it! So the train ride costs $218 from Fairbanks to Anchorage. If you are interested there are helicopter tours for Knik Glacier which runs from few locations in Anchorage.
@@MrnMrsTraveler great shot that was. I'm planning to carry my dji mini 2 to Alaska trip this weekend. I don't have pilot license. Also mini 2 falls under the category less than 250lbs. Should I register?
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Would you please mind sharing winter jackets and winter wears - must carry? We are planning a tour in December end. appreciate your help. Thank you
@Maitri : Hey, we have curated a blog with all the details here
mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
@@MrnMrsTraveler thank you so much
It’s very simple and informative. Would you also add the estimate cost?
Great video! Trying to talk my Dad into doing a guy trip in January to Anchorage Alaska.
Alaska is beautiful. I live here in Alaska and I can enjoy so much beauty
Definitely Alaska is one of the most beautiful places in the world. And truly it’s the last frontier !
@Nyleve75 is november a good month to visit to alaska?
So glad you enjoyed your time in Alaska. Thank you for choosing us for your Arctic Circle Aurora Drive Adventure!
Thank you, we had a great time touring with you guys 😊
Thank you for the detailed video. Your blog summarized the essentials to carry pretty well.
Glad you liked it 🙂
@@MrnMrsTraveler i am planning a trip soon to Fairbanks. Would you suggest taking the artic circle tour? Was it worth it? With Artic circle tour they are also covering northern lights, doing a separate northern lights tour makes any difference? I am torn between which tours to take.
Touching Arctic Circle was on our travel Bucketlist. We had a great experience. With that said, it’s a personal preference. The journey is long and you get to stop at few viewpoints and lunch time in between.
To answer your next question - I don’t think it will make any difference. I would suggest to book along with Arctic Circle tour to save time and energy. Also, they take you to good viewing area with cabin facility. Please check with the tour company about the facilities before booking.
@@MrnMrsTraveler Thank you so much for the response. I will check it out.
I was stationed at Eielson AFB 7 years, lived in North Pole 2 of those years …. Loved Alaska ….. wife & 2 kids, we left in 1985 and miss it so much ….. you have captured its beauty & wonder!!!
Thank you, glad you liked our video 🙂
Beautifully captured Aurora Borealis!
Thank you , glad you liked it 😊
Wow! You packed a full itinerary! You must have been exhausted by the time you got home. But you really got to see and experience so much of Alaska. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, glad you liked our video. Being from the east coast, we tried to experience as much as possible during our stay 😄
Thank you for sharing your experience!
Thanks for watching, glad you liked our video 😊
You did your homework!! Great itinerary and Kudos on visiting Alaska in winter
Thank you!
Thank you for the video, I will follow your itinerary in January 24
Thank you, Glad it is helpful 🙂
Nicely done. Thank you for the tips. Headed there this week. Cheers and safe travels.
I hope you have a wonderful time in Alaska 🙂
Glad you guys enjoyed Fairbanks! Hope you visit again in the summer. Its a whole new level of beauty.
Hopefully we get a chance to visit soon, we have got many recommendations to visit in summer season, can’t wait to explore the summers in Alaska !
The aurora lights were breathtaking🥺❤️ you guyssssss
They were nothing short of witnessing magic 🙂
I saw them last year in Alaska. What’s crazy is they look nothing like they do in pictures and video. They look more like a whitish haze. Your naked eye doesn’t register the crazy colors that show up on pics/video. Still a cool experience though.
We went in March during new moon when the aurora activity is highest and got lucky because of high kp index and a dark sky . We actually saw different colors in the band of aurora like green , purple and even other colors as well . But yea we have friends who have had a different experience 😊
@@MrnMrsTraveler weird. I was there in March too…the people running the Aurora place were even explaining how what you see in photos/videos, are nothing like what is seen with the naked eye. I also know, have known people that have lived in AK that said the same thing.
Did they appear to you exactly as shown in the video? I mean..as vivid?
Thank you so much, guys, for all helpful links and this video!
Thank you, glad you liked our video 😊
Thank you so much for your sharing. Great job. Great information as well.
Thank you for your kind words. Glad you liked our video 🙏
@@MrnMrsTraveler Thanks for your reply. I 'm planning to visit Alaska as you did. As a retired senior my budget is limited. If you don't mind, will you please tell me the money you spent in Alaska during your stay for each person (spent in Alaska only). Thanks in advance.
@@francislee7041 Sir, the budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
@@MrnMrsTraveler Thank you for your kindness reply. Best wishes to you all.
I enjoyed watching your video, I am planning to go to Fairbanks so I got good information from your videos. Thanks guys!
Thank you, glad you liked our video 😊 If you are looking for details about what to pack, you can check out our blog mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
Lovely video. Thank you
Thank you, Glad you liked our video 🙂
You guys are giving me Alaska goals
Aww.. Hope you visit soon 🤗
Great view and waiting to experience this❤️
Nice info
Glad you liked the video ☺️
Hope you guys visit soon, I am sure you will enjoy Alaska a lot 😀😀
thank you for sharing, this is awessome
Thank you , glad you liked it 🙂
Beautiful videos…. started with upstate NY fall video and watched a few more. Editing is awesome! Keep up the good work!!
Thank you, glad you like our content 🙂
Alaska is our next destination to visit! Great video, thank you!
I am sure you will enjoy your visit to Alaska 🙂
Excellent detailed video and thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it!
Nice , enjoyed
Thank you , glad you liked it 🙂
Great contect and sooo well written and described Thank you Guys 🙏👍
Thank you, glad you liked our video 🙂
Thank you for this video
Thank you, Glad you liked the video 😊
thank you for your video，i can basically copy your itinerary！
Glad you liked it and hope you have an amazing time 🙂
Going to Alaska, your definition of freezing changes😂
I have to Alaska to it is a great place to visit known’t to live.
Definitely Alaska is so beautiful!
Nice video guys thanks for sharing is it expensive there as our Australian dollar is bad at the moment
10:12 my favourite part🌻
Wonderful!
Great video ! How much did you spent for this trip? With what technology did you film the northern lights??
Thank you for your time
Thank you, glad you liked our video. The budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel. We used a Sony Camera and GoPro for capturing Northern Lights.
What specific camera did you use for filming the Northern Lights? We are going in March of this year and I’m a bit overwhelmed with my camera options. Lol
Thanks for asking. We used GoPro and iPhone to capture the videos. They worked fine 🙂
Awesome video❤ I need some information about the arctic circle tour. Which agency did you guys go with ?
Thanks 😊, we have provided all the information in our blog :- mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska
@@MrnMrsTraveler perfect , thank you 💕
Lovely video! Looks like a wonderful trip! Do you remember where they took you on the last part of the tour to see the northern lights? Thank you!
To the top of Charlie Dome (a tour booked with Chena Hot Spring)
Amazing video and thanks for sharing. What month was it and approximately what dates?
Thank you, glad you liked our video. We traveled in mid March 2021. You can check out our Alaska blog here for a detailed info - mrnmrstraveler.com/ultimate-alaska-winter-travel-guide/
Amazing video! Will you please tell me if the tour allowed you sufficient time to watch the northern lights? Or are these tours very rushed? (since you have just 14 hours to visit many places). How much time were you allowed to explore the arctic circle and then also observe the northern lights?
Will wait for your answer. Thanks
I also wanted to ask you few more things,
1. Did you book the car for the entire trip? For example: after the tour shuttle dropped you off, did you drive back to your hotel?
2. Could you do Chena hot springs and the arctic circle 14-hour tour while staying in the same hotel? Or did you pick different hotels closer to each place?
I hope to hear back from you soon. Thank you.
Thanks, regarding you questions :-
1. You get sufficient time to see the northern lights. Yes there is a time constraint as the bus stops at many places but its same for any tour you book. In the winters its very cold as well, so for us we felt the time provided was sort of sufficient.
2. The shuttles picked us up and dropped us at our hotel.
3.We picked the same hotel in Fairbanks for our stay.
We have provided all the information in our blog about the stay, what to wear and other details here :-
mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska/
Thank you very much for your response. That helps a lot :)
nice
Wow👌
Glad you liked it Maasi 😀
We’re you able to watch the Northern lights from Pike’s Waterfront lodge or did you drive to any interior place?
The northern lights are visible from the Pike’s waterfront lodge itself but we booked tours as well. You can checkout our blog mrnmrstraveler.com/ultimate-alaska-winter-travel-guide for more details 🙂
Great great video guys!!!! Hi! Ive planned to fly first days of April. How easy is to book a tour to see nothern lights, i mean over there with no previous reservation? Do you recommend rent a car? Muchas gracias!!!
Thank you so much 😊
The tours are easy to book online which I would suggest to book in advance. Even, you can check with your hotel about the tours. I would prefer car as it gives flexibility but that would mean driving on a icy condition at night.
Hi, thanks for sharing the trip, it's very helpful for our plan to travel to Alaska this Dec. How did you travel when you were in Fairbanks from one place to another? I assume you drove the rental car? How was the road condition?
Thank you, glad you liked it. We rented a car in Fairbanks. However you could do without renting also, since most of the tours have a pickup and drop facility from the hotel. The roads were quite slippery due to snow, but if you are confident you can definitely rent a car.
Thank you for the video. Did you travel beginning or end of March? Trying to pick the best time to go. Anything you would change about your itinerary? I am planning a similar trip. I appreciate any info that could help me. Thank you so much!
Thanks for asking. We visited in the mid week of March. We can suggest you to add driving to Castner Glacier near Fairbanks if time permits. Also we had planned for a Snowmobile tour to see spencer glacier but couldn’t do it because of weather constraints.
The train from Fairbanks to Anchorage runs through the winter? We could not find a schedule for February…
Hey, I could see availability for Aurora Winter Train in Feb. check Alaskarailroad.com
Hello which month you travelled?
We traveled in the month of March
Thank you for sharing, we are planning to visit on December... if you dont mind me asking, how much will be the tentative budget for 7 days aside from the air ticket? And do you have guys booked a tourist guide from day 1-6? 😘
@Airam : Glad you liked the video 🙂 So the budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
@@MrnMrsTraveler thank you so much for your reply... 😘
Hello , do you have any recommendations to rent gears?
Hi! Loved the video. We are booking for our trip to Alaska. How did you like your stay at the Pike's lodge?
We loved our stay at the Pike’s Lodge. They even wake you up for the northern lights if you ask for 😄. The only thing is it is outside the downtown and closer to the airport however they do provide complimentary shuttle service for pickup and drop from the airport and the train depot. There is a restaurant also next to the hotel and they service breakfast as well.
Very helpful. Great camera work. What cameras do you use? Thx
We are planning to visit in October end . Will i be able to see norther lights ? And the national parks will be open ?
As per what we have read the northern light season starts from September. But it’s difficult to say whether one can see the lights as it’s dependent on factors like kpi, weather etc. and we didn’t visit any national parks in Alaska so won’t be able to comment on that 🙂
Nice video guys! Can you tell us what all winter gear fid you guys buy/rent for this trip? Did you carry your own snow shoes?
Thanks, glad you liked it. We have curated a blog on Alaska Packing List here : mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
Hi. Great video! I have a few questions about chena hot springs. In the day tour package, is the time allocated for hot springs enough to enjoy and get ready for the museum next?? How long can you stay in the hot springs in March?
And would you recommend dog sledding with Chena hot springs or Northern Alaska tour company? Thank you!
Thanks, glad you liked our video. For us we spent around an hour in the hot spring and felt it was sufficient. We had read about the dog sledding at Chena as well but we liked the dog sledding with paw for adventures.
@@MrnMrsTraveler Gotchu. Thank you 😊
Sorry I wanted to ask you one more question. Is it safe to drive to and from Fairbanks to Chena hot springs resort on our own? This is if we don’t opt for their shuttle. Appreciate your response. Thank you 😊
@@soreddy8120 It all depends on the road conditions actually, if it snows it will be a bit difficult and you need to be cautious else the roads are fine. We had also thought earlier to drive there ourselves and stay for a night. But since they were offering shuttle in the tour package, we changed our plan😊
Thank you for amazing video! Was driving safe for you in Alaska? I imagine the roads would be icy and slippery.
Glad you liked our video Chloe. Fortunately when we were able to drive around the highways as it didn’t snow much. But yes we were really cautious since in some parts the roads were icy. Also many tours provide pickup and drop facilities from the hotel itself.
Wow i loved this video, Can I get information on budget for this trip ✨
Thanks ! The budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
All about your trip was amazing. We just did that trip on November and just like you said you have to be there cause you really can’t describe those beautiful moments.
I love Alaska especially on summer we go fishing and it’s amazing 18 hours sun light and rivers and creeks hiking everything it’s so beautiful you should see the videos i have here. If you guys like Alaska on winter you’ll loved in summer 😁
Guess we will have to plan a trip to Alaska in summer soon. Truly, if winters are some amazing, can’t wait to checkout how Alaska looks like in summers 😃
July it’s amazing for the salmon 🍣 season. You don’t have to know how to fish there’s millions of salmons on River and the best thing it’s that you get to take home whatever you catch
@@canelo84071 thank you for the recommendation, will definitely give this a try 😀
I love the video! So many details :). How much did the trip cost in total?
Thanks ! The budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
Wow you have amazing shoots. Did you study filming?
Hey thanks , just trying to learn by ourselves ☺️
Can you help us for the shopping for the jackets needed,Can we get from alaska or need to carry from here
Thank you for asking. You can check out all the details in our blog here - mrnmrstraveler.com/what-to-wear-for-alaska-winter-trip-ultimate-packing-list/
Hi, love your video! I would like to know the time when you visited Alaska. Is this March or April?
Thank you, glad you liked our video. We visit in March. You can checkout all the details on our website mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska/
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HI, Where is the enchanted forest you drove by?
The enchanted forest is on the way to Arctic Circle.
When did you go to alaska?
In March
@@MrnMrsTraveler thank you!!!
@riazapanta If you are looking for more information, you can check out our blog - mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska/
Nice vlog! We are planning to visit in December. When did you guys visit?
Thanks, glad you liked it ! We visited in the month of March.
We are planning to visit fairbanks in March 1st week. Have some q related to renting car & driving around fairbank. Does fairbank has lyft/uber/taxi as finding rental car on dates i am travelling seems very difficult ?
Yes Uber/Lyft is available, frequency depends on weather conditions. would suggest to contact hotel for arranging taxi service if you are staying outside the downtown area. Also many activities include a pickup/drop facility from the hotel itself but it’s better to confirm beforehand.
Try rentals in Turo website and expedia
May I please know which month you travelled?
Hey Sarath, we visited in March this year
Thanks for the video. We are thinking about going to Alaska to see northern light during December. We have a four year old, not sure if it’s good idea. Any advice? Thanks
Its gonna be very cold, so keep all the warm layers possible.
Did u drive to chenna resort ? Does it feel save driving in Fairbanks during this weather
For the Chena hot springs, we did a tour. We drove to few other places in Fairbanks, it depends on how comfortable you are driving in snow. You can refer to our blog, have provided all the details :- mrnmrstraveler.com/category/destination/north-america/usa/alaska
Prinyanka and Pranjal this was awesome. I loved your Itenary. Will it snow in March like 4th week of March is when we are planning to go, which is early spring. I hope it will be snowing then.
Thanks, glad to know you liked our video. Snow would depend on the weather that time. So, can’t comment on that. Hope you have a great time in Alaska.
Hey there.. can i ask for your recommendation about travel agency? Thank you
Sorry, we don’t have any recommendations for that.
so you don’t use any travel agency to travel there?
We booked everything ourselves. If you want to know more about our trip, you can read our blog here - mrnmrstraveler.com/ultimate-alaska-winter-travel-guide/
Wow.. nice video ❤️❤️ I also recently traveled to Alaska and have started uploading my vlogs from Alaska 🙂🙂
Thank you , wish you all the best 👍🏻
So you stay in fair banks the whole time
Not the whole time, for the duration we were in Fairbanks. It was convenient as most of the tours operate from Fairbanks and they provide pickup and drop facilities.
@@MrnMrsTraveler ok nice ! Good to know . So fair banks is better for activities and tours then say anchorage ?
@@HI-pi1er The activities we chose like northern lights tour, Chena hot spring and others were available from Fairbanks.. We didn’t spend much time in Anchorage so not really sure what activities are available from Anchorage 😊
What month did you go in?
We went in the month of March
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Glad you liked our journey to Alaska 🙌
How much did the trip cost you?
What is The expense To Visit Alaska and From Where To Get The Package...?? you Response will boost My Interest To Visit Alaska ☺️
The expense depends on the number of activities you plan for. And also it depends from where/ when you want to fly to Alaska 😊
What month did you go to Fairbanks?
We visited in March
What month was your travel?
We traveled in the March of 2020
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How much it costed for the whole trip bro? Can you please share?
Bro, the budget will depend on the number of activities you are planning to do. Like if you book a day trip to Chena Hot Springs (along with Northern Lights Tour) , it will cost close to $200 per person. Most of the activities will cost between $50 to $300 per person. Also, we planned the trip ourselves and rented a car to roam around (driving was rough in icy conditions) . But for most of these tours, tour operators provide pickup and drop from the hotel.
Got it. Thank you! Btw, all your contents are great and VERY useful! Keep up the good work!!
@@sarathsk1412-handle Thank you so much 😊
Hello, did you pass immigration? I'm flying from New Mexico to Alaska. Do I need a passport?
Since Alaska is a state in the USA, you don’t need a passport unless you don’t have any other form of US Id (license,state id) . And there will be no immigration if you are flying from within the USA.
Hi I loved the video. Thanks for sharing it with us. Can you please share how much did it cost you for the train ride from fairbanks to anchorage and also my another question is, other than glacier what other things we can do in Anchorage?
Thanks, glad you liked it! So the train ride costs $218 from Fairbanks to Anchorage. If you are interested there are helicopter tours for Knik Glacier which runs from few locations in Anchorage.
Did you use drone in ur vids ??
Hey, yes in the intro shot
@@MrnMrsTraveler great shot that was. I'm planning to carry my dji mini 2 to Alaska trip this weekend. I don't have pilot license. Also mini 2 falls under the category less than 250lbs. Should I register?
@@lekkixalxo7066 Thanks, below 250 lbs there is no requirement for registration for a drone. So you should be good 😊
@@MrnMrsTraveler thanks. What drone do you have ??
@@lekkixalxo7066 we also have the DJI Mini 2
which time of the year did you visit ?
We visited in the month of March
What month was your trip ?
Hi, we were in Alaska in March