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Welcome to Cruise Tips TV Unplugged. I'm your host, Sherry, and we invite you to join our cruise-loving family as we travel the world creating cruise videos and

vlogs. In this podcast, we talk tips, tactics, and strategies to help you make every cruise your dream

cruise. And how is that Facebook group going? So good, so good. So for those of you who just joined our Facebook group,

welcome and thank you so much for being there. We've actually had a Facebook group for a really

long time. We have a Facebook page. And then we have a Facebook group. When you stumble over to our

Facebook page, you'll see groups tied to the pages. And it's the one with my picture. And it says

something on there like Cruise Tips TV official cruise group and has a little anchor. So feel

free to join. And our wonderful admins, Mike and Cheryl, will let you in if you just answer a

couple of join questions. But it's a wonderful group. Everyone's so positive, upbeat, supportive,

and helpful. We're loving it. Fun. Yeah. Everyone's so positive, upbeat, supportive, and helpful.

We're loving it. Fun. Yeah. All right. So what do we have? What do we have? Well, we have some

great questions today. We have things like, what are some cheap things to do in Alaska? Some folks need

some tips for cruising with kids and also some things like how to use apps to prepare for your cruise.

So we're going to get right into it, Mr. CruiseSoups TV.

The first question comes from Kendra L.

Kendra said, what are the best cheaper free things to do in the Alaskan ports of Juno, Skagway, and Ketchikan in May with a party of six with two teens?

We're currently looking to rent a car in Juno,

railroad in Skagway, and wander in Ketchikan. All right. So Kendra, you are nailing it already. Kendra, you did so great planning your excursions. Renting a car in Juneau is a genius idea,

and I want you to do it, and i want you guys to go out to

mendenhall glacier and take those teens out to the nugget falls waterfall so basically what

you do is you walk from the mendenhall glacier visitor center along a very very well paved path that's really easy to access. And you can get out

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