You're listening to the Cruise Tips TV Unplugged podcast. We love talking about Alaska here on the podcast. And today,

we're going to be sharing some of the shore excursions we did on our cruise last week to Alaska on Discovery Princess.

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All right. So let's do the teaser. to help you make every cruise your dream cruise.

All right. So let's do the teaser. What excursions did we do real quick? I mean, just so people know what to expect.

We did a zipline adventure. We did a seaplane to a beautiful lodge and saw a bear and we went to the Yukon. We did all that. We did all that.

That's going to be good. Yeah, it's going to be good. We did some amazing excursions. And I think

it's very challenging to find excursions in Alaska. So I'm excited to talk about it. And I'm even going to share,

wait for it. We're going to share price points on this stuff too because I feel like it's one of

those things where you're like, well, okay, that's great that you did that. But how much does this cost?

So we're going to talk about that for the Zipline Adventure Park and for the Yukon Adventure

and for the one that we did through

Princess, the float plane, the sea plane, I guess you could call it. I'll share the prices on

everything too. It should be fun. Well, spoiler alert, it's not cheap. It's not cheap, but I've seen

worse. I mean, we have seen excursions that are like 700 bucks a person and none of these

fall into that category. So I feel like they are, they're more moderate excursions, but Alaska,

it's pricey. It's easy to spend more on the excursions than it is on the actual cruise itself.

And I think a lot of people do that.

Let's just say you book a cruise and it's $3,500 for a balcony for two people.

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