Alaska itineraries changed for 2020??

[YohoAPiratesLife4Me]

Any idea why they are no longer offering 9 night cruises next year with a stop at Hubbard Glacier? Also, for next year on 7 nights, they don't offer a stop at Icy Strait Point.

Sorry if this question has been asked before but with the new format on these boards I'm having trouble searching and finding things.

Thank you

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Any idea why they are no longer offering 9 night cruises next year with a stop at Hubbard Glacier? Also, for next year on 7 nights, they don't offer a stop at Icy Strait Point.

Sorry if this question has been asked before but with the new format on these boards I'm having trouble searching and finding things.

Thank you

There are always itinerary changes from season to season. It depends on who gets their bid in first for porting in any specific port, what the costs are, and if there's even space to dock.

That's also true for other cruiselines, but DCL is pretty far down the pecking order in Alaska.

 

[GoofyLovingFamily]

I am on a 7 night in September 2020 with Icy Point.

 

[dclpluto]

July 23 and September 10 2020 they are in icy straight point. And they are both 7 night cruises.

 

[Claireywalsh]

I think it’s similar this year aswell - we are on the 26.8 sailing and there was only that sailing and an earlier one in July that was a 7 night with a stop in icy straight point

 

[bcwife76]

I think it’s similar this year aswell - we are on the 26.8 sailing and there was only that sailing and an earlier one in July that was a 7 night with a stop in icy straight point

There's actually 3 that go to ISP this year (along with the 9 night). the beginning of July, ours at the end of August and the last Alaska cruise before dry dock, September 9th.