Re: Booked a cruise today (Celebrity Infinity, Alaska, with Atlants)

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Re: Booked a cruise today (Celebrity Infinity, Alaska, with Atlants)

Posted on: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 13:05:28 -0700

"FST" wrote:

>You were lucky to get starboard heading from Vancouver to
>Alaska -- the views from your stateroom will be much better.
>(I assume you're going to Alaska, right? Alaska's my home,
>and we just love getting visitors! )
>
>Your cruise question -- time vs money for getting from San
>Francisco / Sacramento to Vancouver.
>
>Here's an option if time is tight. Flights from your area of
>California to Seattle are less expensive than to Vancouver.
>Alaska Air has lots of flights between California and Seattle,
>and it's a great airline. Fly to Seattle. Then you can
>take the Quick Coach shuttle service between the Seattle
>airport and Vancouver. You can book the coach service in
>advance, and it is fairly inexpensive -- probably less than
>$40 US per person from Sea-Tac airport to Vancouver. If
>you're interested just let me know and I can get the web link.

We decided to take the repositioning cruise up.

Getting back will be the problem. Incredibly, Celebrity says they have
no flights back from Vancouver to San Francisco on June 11, so we may
end up using the Quick Coach to Seattle to get back.

The final destination is Sacramento, but all the flights to Sacramento
have long layovers somewhere - it will be easier and no slower to just
fly to SFO and drive back to Sac.

Jack Hamilton
jfh@acm.org

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