We’re “sold out”. Response has been outstanding!  Our July 29/August 9 ALASKA ADVENTURE - featuring “all” of our 49^th State on a specially arranged Interior Wilderness/Voyage of the Glaciers/Inside Passage experience – is full. Congratulations to the many persons that have taken the positive step of reserving. They are going to have a wonderful time. Described in the next paragraph are steps you need to take immediately to avoid disappointment if you are not among those already reserved, but would like to be. Ask all questions and act now! 

 

There are two things those members still wanting to experience Alaska can do, if you act quickly. 

 

1.      First, you can pay a refundable reservation deposit and be placed on a “waitlist” in case openings occur on the ‘sold out” departure. Any such openings will be filled from the “waitlist” in the sequence “waitlist” reservations are received. 

2.      Second, and this is what we recommend you do, you can immediately reserve on a second Alaska departure that has been arranged. By reserving now your spaces are assured. Its dates are July 3/14 (celebrate July 4^th in our 49^th State – a really neat experience).

 

The bonuses, benefits, itinerary and costs of the second departure are identical to the “sold out” one, with one exception. The “sold out” departure is on the Sapphire Princess of Princess Cruises, while the second one is on the Island Princess of Princess Cruises, Alaska’s #1 cruise line. The ships are comparable (almost identical) and can be viewed by going to www.princess.com and taking a virtual reality tour. Full details of the itinerary, exceptional inclusions, selections of stateroom categories and costs can be viewed by going to www.travelpleasegoaway.com, clicking on "Personally Escorted"and then clicking on "Cruise Collection" . You can also immediately receive a detailed brochure by emailing your request to answers@travelpleasegoaway.com or by calling toll free 1-800-362-9347 and letting the travel professionals at Please Go Away™ Vacations answer your questions (2008 is our35^th year of arranging special group departures to Alaska).