what country would you have to travel through when driving from Seattle, Washington, to Anchorage, Alaska?
Seattle - 14 Answers
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Parts of Canada and the United States of America.
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iraq
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Canada
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Canada
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Courtney, I know you are not that dumb.
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Japan -- i agree with Kenneth u just cant be
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You could swim instead of going through canada
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china,japan and australia dumb question
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I think it is Canadia
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You would travel from the US to the Canadian providences of British Columbia and the Yukon and then back into the US.
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Canada... The province of British Columbia, and the Yukon Territory; and if you went up the Inside Passage by ship you would transit the Cancadian waters of both. Camai!
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More than one person asking this? Weird... You leave the US and head through Canada and back to the US in Alaska.
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canada, unless u use ferry service...then ud be travelling across the pacific ocean.
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Ha ha funny another person asking the same stupid question thinking they're funny. Is your life really that empty?
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
About Poll: What would be the best place to travel to for your gradution trip on a limited budget
Poll: What would be the best place to travel to for your gradution trip on a limited budget?
Say you just graduated from High School and you were planning on a vacation for about 12 - 13 days. You have a limited budget of about $2,000 to $6,000 which of these places would be the best place to travel to and why? Anchorage, Alaska Honolulu, Hawaii New York City Disney World I can't afford Europe. Please help me decide between ONLY these 4 places!! With the timing I plan on leaving around my birthday in later 2010. I graduate next year and I'm starting to plan.
Polls & Surveys - 5 Answers
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Go to Europe.
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That is a huge budget, I wish I could have gotten that much money together for a senior trip. I would choose Disney World- things for everyone to do, lots of fun, probably the most inexpensive. If you have never been to NYC before, it is a great place but more expensive and hard if you don't know the city. Ancohorage sounds cool but I would think there is less to do. And Hawaii i'm sure would be great if you are looking for a beach, personally i'm not as into that. So basically it depends what you are looking for: city, beach, parks... Another fun place to consider: Montreal?
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I don't consider $2,000 - $6,000 very limited. You could go to any of them. Personally, I would go to Hawaii. Since you are interested in volcanoes, it would be a good choice. I got to see the Pu'u O eruption the day it started.
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Out of those four, I would choose Honolulu. But why limit yourself? What about Calgary and the Banff National Park in Alberta? You say that you can't afford Europe but the Icelandic Krona has fallen very sharply in the last few months - it is probable that you would be able to have a cheap package to Iceland, cheaper in fact than some of the other places you suggest.
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I don't consider $2,000 - $6,000 very limited. You could go to any of them. Personally, I would go to Hawaii. Since you are interested in volcanoes, it would be a good choice. I got to see the Pu'u O eruption the day it started.
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About how to travel from Seattle to Anchorage chea...
Say you just graduated from High School and you were planning on a vacation for about 12 - 13 days. You have a limited budget of about $2,000 to $6,000 which of these places would be the best place to travel to and why? Anchorage, Alaska Honolulu, Hawaii New York City Disney World I can't afford Europe. Please help me decide between ONLY these 4 places!! With the timing I plan on leaving around my birthday in later 2010. I graduate next year and I'm starting to plan.
Polls & Surveys - 5 Answers
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Go to Europe.
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That is a huge budget, I wish I could have gotten that much money together for a senior trip. I would choose Disney World- things for everyone to do, lots of fun, probably the most inexpensive. If you have never been to NYC before, it is a great place but more expensive and hard if you don't know the city. Ancohorage sounds cool but I would think there is less to do. And Hawaii i'm sure would be great if you are looking for a beach, personally i'm not as into that. So basically it depends what you are looking for: city, beach, parks... Another fun place to consider: Montreal?
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I don't consider $2,000 - $6,000 very limited. You could go to any of them. Personally, I would go to Hawaii. Since you are interested in volcanoes, it would be a good choice. I got to see the Pu'u O eruption the day it started.
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Out of those four, I would choose Honolulu. But why limit yourself? What about Calgary and the Banff National Park in Alberta? You say that you can't afford Europe but the Icelandic Krona has fallen very sharply in the last few months - it is probable that you would be able to have a cheap package to Iceland, cheaper in fact than some of the other places you suggest.
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I don't consider $2,000 - $6,000 very limited. You could go to any of them. Personally, I would go to Hawaii. Since you are interested in volcanoes, it would be a good choice. I got to see the Pu'u O eruption the day it started.
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About how to travel from Seattle to Anchorage chea...
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
About how to travel from Seattle to Anchorage cheap
how to travel from Seattle to Anchorage cheap?
Seattle - 3 Answers
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You can always fly, take a cruise, or theres an alternative. A ferry. But the ferry dosent take off from Seattle, I belive it takes off from Bellingham (north of Seattle) and arrive in Seward (south of Anchorage). http://www.dot.state.ak.us/amhs/ and http://www.princess.com/
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If cheap is the word... then fly is the answer. Alaska Airlines from Seattle is your best bet.
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If you are adventurous you can travel by bus through Canada. GLI brings you to Whitehourse,YT where the conection to Alaska Direct Bus service can be made. I believe the total cost is about $125 each way. I know there are ferries that also make the trip from the terminal at Bellingham seasonally.
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About Which counrty would you have to travel throu...
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You can always fly, take a cruise, or theres an alternative. A ferry. But the ferry dosent take off from Seattle, I belive it takes off from Bellingham (north of Seattle) and arrive in Seward (south of Anchorage). http://www.dot.state.ak.us/amhs/ and http://www.princess.com/
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If cheap is the word... then fly is the answer. Alaska Airlines from Seattle is your best bet.
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If you are adventurous you can travel by bus through Canada. GLI brings you to Whitehourse,YT where the conection to Alaska Direct Bus service can be made. I believe the total cost is about $125 each way. I know there are ferries that also make the trip from the terminal at Bellingham seasonally.
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About Which counrty would you have to travel throu...
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
About Which counrty would you have to travel through when driving from Seattle, Washington, to Anchorage, Alaska
Which counrty would you have to travel through when driving from Seattle, Washington, to Anchorage, Alaska?
Need help! give me the answer by 15 mintues!
Seattle - 9 Answers
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canadia
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Canada.
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Northwest USA and Canada
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Canada. You can always do a world map search with such questions.
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This seems to be a popular question? Canada...
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Canada
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Canada; Alaska and Washington are not contiguous/conterminous.
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canada...unless u transport through ferry.
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Mexico - but only if you take the Southerly route. Could this question be any more stupid?
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About I am trying to decide if I should travel to ...
Need help! give me the answer by 15 mintues!
Seattle - 9 Answers
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canadia
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Canada.
3 :
Northwest USA and Canada
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Canada. You can always do a world map search with such questions.
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This seems to be a popular question? Canada...
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Canada
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Canada; Alaska and Washington are not contiguous/conterminous.
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canada...unless u transport through ferry.
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Mexico - but only if you take the Southerly route. Could this question be any more stupid?
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
About I am trying to decide if I should travel to Alaska via cruise or fly directly into Anchorage
I am trying to decide if I should travel to Alaska via cruise or fly directly into Anchorage...?
Which would be most enjoyable?
Other - United States - 8 Answers
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Cruise it sounds fun but if u get seasick then fly
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I had a friend from Wisconsin that grew up there and we flew together so she could show me her home town(Anchorage) It was a very long flight....I suggest doing the cruise !!!! I wished we would of!!! Have fun=)
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It depends on your point of view. Find out how long it would take for the cruise vs flying. Are you on vacation, if so, how long do you have. If you have two weeks vacation, subtrack how long the cruise is from your vacation. Cruise's are alot of fun, but it may cut the time you spend in Alaska.
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I did this trip like 2 years ago i think.. it was really fun we flew right into Anchorage, then rented an RV and it was really fun because we could do what ever we wanted and we went to go see a lot of national parks like Denali, and Mt Mckenzie cruises are always fun too. I suggest Holland America or Princess
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This one is a total no brainer for me. I have done both and the cruise was much better. I did the inside passage which included ports of call in Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Skagway, Haines, Glacier Bay (or another glacier—possibly Sawyer), and a day of cruising Misty Fjords. My next cruise will be on a smaller ship that can get into the areas that the large cruise ships can't.
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Come on up! We are open 24/7. I suggest taking the cruise one year and then fly up the next year! Either way you will have an enjoyable and memorable trip. Each method will give you an adventure and the scenery will be different each time. Make happy memories!
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Well by your question..."which would be most enjoyable?"; the answer is simple... The Cruise! There is nowhere quite like Alaska, and because it is so vast in expanse, you will see something different at every turn; glaciers, mountains, wild life, etc. Cruises to Alaska right now are at bargain prices, and give you many options as well. So take the cruise and see how the land used to look. Camai! Alaska travel guru! If you need any other ideas, let me know!
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You 1) don't have to choose and 2) mostly don't get to choose. Let me explain: Most Alaskan cruises go ONE-WAY up the "Inside Passage" Ketichan-Petersburg-Juneau-Glacier Bay-Cordova-Seward/Whittier. And then you have the choice of flying back or tacking on a land-portion (Anchorage and Denali National Park and maybe Fairbanks). (Of course the ship goes back with a full load of passangers doing the reverse itinerary). You can orignate out of Seattle or Bellingham, by ship or by plane. Otherwise, there are very few origins for an Alaskan cruise. Unless you are on a "repositioning" cruise at the beginning or end of the May-August season. When the ships come from or return to Japan or Mexico, etc. I'd have a slight preference for cruising first and then doing the land portion. Only because it will go more "far north" as you go. Longer days, bigger mountains, bigger land critters, etc. But look at prices and schedules. You can do sea then land. Or land then sea. I would far prefer the combo, land/sea packages to cruising up and back. You'll see some very different things on the land portion instead of simply the other side of millions of tress and dozens of fjords on the return cruise.
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Which would be most enjoyable?
Other - United States - 8 Answers
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1 :
Cruise it sounds fun but if u get seasick then fly
2 :
I had a friend from Wisconsin that grew up there and we flew together so she could show me her home town(Anchorage) It was a very long flight....I suggest doing the cruise !!!! I wished we would of!!! Have fun=)
3 :
It depends on your point of view. Find out how long it would take for the cruise vs flying. Are you on vacation, if so, how long do you have. If you have two weeks vacation, subtrack how long the cruise is from your vacation. Cruise's are alot of fun, but it may cut the time you spend in Alaska.
4 :
I did this trip like 2 years ago i think.. it was really fun we flew right into Anchorage, then rented an RV and it was really fun because we could do what ever we wanted and we went to go see a lot of national parks like Denali, and Mt Mckenzie cruises are always fun too. I suggest Holland America or Princess
5 :
This one is a total no brainer for me. I have done both and the cruise was much better. I did the inside passage which included ports of call in Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Skagway, Haines, Glacier Bay (or another glacier—possibly Sawyer), and a day of cruising Misty Fjords. My next cruise will be on a smaller ship that can get into the areas that the large cruise ships can't.
6 :
Come on up! We are open 24/7. I suggest taking the cruise one year and then fly up the next year! Either way you will have an enjoyable and memorable trip. Each method will give you an adventure and the scenery will be different each time. Make happy memories!
7 :
Well by your question..."which would be most enjoyable?"; the answer is simple... The Cruise! There is nowhere quite like Alaska, and because it is so vast in expanse, you will see something different at every turn; glaciers, mountains, wild life, etc. Cruises to Alaska right now are at bargain prices, and give you many options as well. So take the cruise and see how the land used to look. Camai! Alaska travel guru! If you need any other ideas, let me know!
8 :
You 1) don't have to choose and 2) mostly don't get to choose. Let me explain: Most Alaskan cruises go ONE-WAY up the "Inside Passage" Ketichan-Petersburg-Juneau-Glacier Bay-Cordova-Seward/Whittier. And then you have the choice of flying back or tacking on a land-portion (Anchorage and Denali National Park and maybe Fairbanks). (Of course the ship goes back with a full load of passangers doing the reverse itinerary). You can orignate out of Seattle or Bellingham, by ship or by plane. Otherwise, there are very few origins for an Alaskan cruise. Unless you are on a "repositioning" cruise at the beginning or end of the May-August season. When the ships come from or return to Japan or Mexico, etc. I'd have a slight preference for cruising first and then doing the land portion. Only because it will go more "far north" as you go. Longer days, bigger mountains, bigger land critters, etc. But look at prices and schedules. You can do sea then land. Or land then sea. I would far prefer the combo, land/sea packages to cruising up and back. You'll see some very different things on the land portion instead of simply the other side of millions of tress and dozens of fjords on the return cruise.
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