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ALASKA
Ambassadair’s
2019

CONTENTS
TRAVEL BY LAND AND SEA. TRAVEL BY SEA. TRAVEL BY LAND.
ALASKA IN-DEPTH
June 16-29 / July 14-27, 2019
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DENALI ADVENTURE
June 26-July 7, 2019
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ALASKA EXPLORER CRUISE
June 14-22, 2019
PAGE 10
ALASKA INSIDE PASSAGE
CRUISE
August 2-10, 2019
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ALASKA’S NATIONAL PARKS
August 22-29, 2019
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WHY TRAVEL TO
ALASKA WITH
AMBASSADAIR?
We are the Alaska experts.
We’ve been in the travel business for over 64 years, and we’ve
been sharing Alaska with our guests for the past 36 years!
Most members of the Ambassadair team have traveled
to Alaska, so our trips are planned and designed using
this expert, insider knowledge to give you the best Alaska
experience possible. We know the in’s and out’s because we’ve
traveled these trips ourselves. We sweat the small stuff — so
you can relax and explore care-free.
Because of our longstanding partner relationships, you can
expect the best of everything while traveling with us. One
of those partnerships is with Holland America Line® — they
have over 140 years of experience and are recognized as the
undisputed leader in the cruise industry’s premium segment.
Together we have mastered the Alaska landscape, offering
land and cruise options enhanced with our own favorite
activities, meals and personal touches.
Alaska is incomparable to anything you’ve ever experienced
before ... It truly is the “trip of a lifetime.” So, don’t settle for
ordinary travel. Travel with the Alaska experts, and let us take
you on an adventure.
Interested in learning more? You’re invited to our On Stage
Alaska presentation on Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 6:30 p.m.
at the Ritz Charles in Carmel. The event and parking are free,
but please call us to reserve your seat: (317) 581-1122 or
(800) 225-9919.
For alternate departure dates or departure cities, please call us at: (317) 581-1122 | (800) 225-9919 1

Denali
National
Park
Seward
Fairbanks
Denali
Talkeetna
Anchorage
Kenai Fjords
National Park
Glacier Bay
National Park
Dawson City
Whitehorse
Skagway/Haines
Juneau
Tracy Arm
Sitka
Ketchikan
Inside
Passage
ALASKA
AND THE YUKON
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
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TRAVEL BY LAND
AND SEA
Experience Alaska from different vantage points when
you travel by land and sea! On both tours you will
witness the wildlife of Denali National Park, ride the
rails of the glass-dome McKinley Explorer train, and
cruise through Glacier Bay National Park.
ALASKA IN-DEPTH
Our most comprehensive Alaska tour, Alaska In-Depth is the
best way to really discover the state and all that it has to offer.
After an in-depth 10-day land exploration of Alaska’s interior
(unique in its inclusion of Canada’s Yukon Territory and Gold
Rush history) you’ll board Holland America Line’s ms Nieuw
Amsterdam for some pampering and relaxation at sea — with
a stop in Ketchikan and a front row seat cruising Glacier Bay
National Park. This tour is our most popular itinerary, and has
been for the past 36 years!
DENALI ADVENTURE
This tour truly explores the highlights of Alaska with more
cruise time to relax — do as little or as much as you desire!
After five days of land exploration from Fairbanks to Denali
National Park and Anchorage, you’ll have eight days at sea
with opportunities to stop in different cities (including
Juneau) to see, do, touch and feel the real Alaska. Adventure
seekers can choose to book an excursion of hiking, rafting,
fishing, and flightseeing. Or take a historical tour, visit with
local natives, photograph totem poles or pop into gift shops
and art galleries.
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LAND & SEA
ALASKA IN-DEPTH
Anchorage • Denali National Park • Fairbanks • Dawson City • Whitehorse • Skagway •
4-night Inside Passage Cruise • Glacier Bay National Park • Ketchikan • Vancouver
June 16-29, 2019 • 14 Days
July 14-27, 2019 • 14 Days
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Embark on the ultimate Alaskan journey. Discover the unspoiled wilderness of Alaska, along with its rich
culture on this in-depth land and cruise tour. This is one of Ambassadair’s most popular trips!
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Panoramic views on the
McKinley Explorer dome railcars
• Denali Tundra Wilderness Tour
• White Pass & Yukon
narrow-gauge train ride
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Discover Anchorage with an
extra day and overnight
• Anchorage Welcome Dinner
• Lunch on the McKinley
Explorer dome train
• Stay in new Junior Suite
accommodations in Denali
• Ambassadair “Your Choice”
excursion in Denali
• Dinner in Fairbanks
• Private sightseeing tour and
dinner in Dawson City
• Gratuities for bus drivers,
local step on guides, and
train car attendants
• Onboard beverage package
• Pre-departure meeting
ITINERARY
Sun, June 16: / July 14: Fly to Anchorage, Alaska. Check in to the Hotel Captain Cook
in downtown Anchorage.
Mon, June 17 / July 15: Explore Anchorage at leisure before a Welcome Dinner.
(Meal: Dinner)
Tue, June 18 / July 16: Journey aboard Holland America Line’s award-winning
McKinley Explorer dome train as you traverse the Great Land to Denali National Park.
Stay in the brand new Junior Suites at McKinley Chalets on the Nenana River for two
nights. Enjoy the rest of your evening at leisure or on an Ambassadair “Your Choice”
excursion. (L)
Wed, June 19 / July 17: Embark on the Tundra Wilderness Tour. Travel 53 miles deep
into Denali National Park, home to North America’s highest peak, Denali (formerly
Mount McKinley). The balance of the day is yours to enjoy optional activities.*
Thu, June 20 / July 18: Travel by motorcoach to Fairbanks, enjoy lunch, and cruise
on the riverboat Discovery III. Watch a bush floatplane take off, stop at the home and
kennels of the late four-time Iditarod winner Susan Butcher, and visit a recreated Chena
Indian Village. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant overlooking the river. (L,D)
Fri, June 21 /July 19: Fly from Fairbanks to Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. Enjoy a
tour of historic Dawson City. Stop at the historic Robert Service Cabin, then see Gold
Dredge No. 4 and the Discovery Claim, and views of Dawson City from Top of the Dome.
Overnight in the heart of the Klondike National Historic Site. (L)
Sat, June 22 / July 20: Board the Klondike Spirit for a river cruise or take an optional
tour.* Enjoy a group dinner. (D)
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LAND & SEA
Sun, June 23 / July 21: Travel the Klondike Highway past Five Finger Rapids on
the Yukon River. Arrive in Whitehorse, capital of the Yukon Territory. (L)
Mon, June 24 / July 22: Depart Whitehorse via motorcoach to Carcross,
stopping at Caribou Crossing for lunch. Continue to Fraser where the Klondike
Trail adventure continues on the narrated, vintage White Pass & Yukon Route
Railroad to Skagway. Evening is at leisure. (L)
Tue, June 25 / July 23: From Skagway, take advantage of optional excursions,
including glacier helicopter flightseeing, hiking, or a visit to a historic saloon.*
Board Holland America Line’s ms Nieuw Amsterdam. (L,D)
Wed, June 26 / July 24: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on
deck as you watch for seals, sea lions, and whales! Sail close to actively calving
glaciers. National Park Rangers will provide commentary. (B,L,D)
Thu, June 27 / July 25: Enjoy Ketchikan in the Tongass National Forest.
Choose to explore on your own or purchase an optional shore excursion.
Immerse yourself in Tlingit Indian culture, view the world’s largest collection of
totem poles, see the Lumberjack Show, or stroll along the boardwalk.* (B,L,D)
Fri, June 28 / July 26: Sail through the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sat, June 29 / July 27: Arrive in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Transfer to the airport and fly home. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 17.
Photo by Holland America Line
DENALI NATIONAL
PARK
Anchorage
Fairbanks TOMBSTONE
TERRITORIAL PARK
Denali Dawson City
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
INSIDE
PASSAGE
Whitehorse
Skagway/Haines
TRACY ARM
Ketchikan
Vancouver
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat K
Inside
Cat F
Ocean View
Cat VE
Verandah
(June 16) Double $5,399 $5,649 $5,949 $6,299
Cat SY
Signature Suite
(June 16) Single $8,999 $9,499 $10,099 $10,799
(July 14) Double $5,549 $5,799 $6,099 $6,459
(July 14) Single $9,299 $9,799 $10,399 $11,099
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $600 ; Final Payment: 03/15/2019
(for June 16) 04/12/2019 (for July 14); Cancellation Policy: 90-0 Days – No Refund; Optional
Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis; internal flight per itinerary, escorted, 9 nights hotel
accommodations, 4 nights shipboard accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Nieuw Amsterdam,
20 meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary, ground transportation (motorcoach, dome train),
taxes and port charges. Trip #7630/7631 Ship’s Registry: the Netherlands
For alternate departure dates or departure cities, please call us at: (317) 581-1122 | (800) 225-9919
OPTION TO EXTEND YOUR STAY!
VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA
Not ready to go home? Extend your tour with
a two-night package in Vancouver. Stay in a
downtown hotel. Ferry to Vancouver Island
to tour Victoria and Butchart Gardens! Call for
pricing and details. Subject to availability.
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LAND & SEA
DENALI ADVENTURE
Fairbanks • Denali National Park • Anchorage • 7-night Glacier Discovery Cruise •
Glacier Bay National Park • Haines (Skagway) • Juneau • Ketchikan •
Inside Passage • Vancouver
June 26–July 7, 2019 • 12 Days
Explore the treasures of Denali National Park. From the mountain peaks to the wildlife that call the park
home — get to know Denali. And experience more of Alaska via an Inside Passage Glacier Discovery Cruise.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Tour on board the riverboat
Discovery III on the Chena &
Tenana Rivers in Fairbanks
• Tundra Wilderness Tour in
Denali National Park
• Panoramic views on the
McKinley Explorer dome railcars
• Glacier Bay National Park
• Five-star dining on Holland
America Line’s ms Noordam
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Stay in new Junior Suite
accommodations in Denali
• Ambassadair “Your Choice”
excursion in Denali National
Park
• Lunch on the McKinley
Explorer dome train
• Breakfast in Anchorage
• Gratuities for bus drivers,
local step on guides, and
train car attendants
• Onboard beverage package
• Pre-departure meeting
ITINERARY
Wed, June 26: Fly to Fairbanks, Alaska and overnight downtown.
Thu, June 27: A full day of sightseeing includes a cruise aboard the sternwheeler
riverboat Discovery III. Watch a bush floatplane take off, stop at the home and kennels
of the late four-time Iditarod winner Susan Butcher, and visit a recreated Chena Indian
Village. Depart for Denali National Park and overnight in the brand new Junior Suites
at McKinley Chalets on the Nenana River for two nights. Use your Ambassadair “Your
Choice” excursion or enjoy an evening on your own. (Meal: Lunch)
Fri, June 28: Embark on the Tundra Wilderness Tour. Travel 53 miles into Denali
National Park, home to North America’s highest peak, Denali (formerly Mount
McKinley). Park wildlife includes grizzlies, Dall sheep, moose and caribou. Enjoy free
time for optional activities such as flightseeing, river rafting or horseback riding.*
Sat, June 29: Board the award-winning McKinley Explorer dome train and traverse the
Great Land. Check in to the Hotel Captain Cook in downtown Anchorage. (L)
Sun, June 30: Enjoy breakfast with your fellow travelers. Travel the Seward Highway
along the scenic Turnagain Arm to board Holland America Line’s ms Noordam. (B,D)
Mon, July 1: At sea. Relax and enjoy activities on the ship. (B,L,D)
Tue, July 2: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on deck as you watch
for seals, sea lions and whales! Sail close to actively calving glaciers as National Park
Rangers provide commentary. (B,L,D)
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LAND & SEA
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Wed, July 3: Experience the activities in and around Haines, including rafting,
hiking, fishing or sightseeing, or opt to explore the nearby port of Skagway,
a picturesque Gold Rush town. A not-to-be-missed highlight in Skagway is
the White Pass & Yukon narrow-gauge railway.* A water transfer is required in
order to travel from Haines to Skagway.* (B,L,D)
Thu, July 4: Cruise to Juneau, accessible by air or water only. With its bounty
of water, forests, mountains, and glaciers, Juneau offers a variety of optional
activities. Highlights include the Taku Glacier Lodge, Feast & Five Glacier
Seaplane excursion, a visit to the Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefields,
whale watching, rafting, fishing, dog sledding, and hiking.* (B,L,D)
Fri, July 5: Enjoy Ketchikan in the Tongass National Forest. Choose to explore
on your own or purchase an optional shore excursion. Immerse yourself in
Tlingit Indian culture, view the world’s largest collection of totem poles, see the
Lumberjack Show, or stroll along the boardwalk.* (B,L,D)
Sat, July 6: Enjoy a day at sea, cruising the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sun, July 7: Arrive in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Transfer to the
airport and fly home. (B)
OPTION TO EXTEND YOUR STAY! VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA
Not ready to go home? Extend your tour with a two-night package in
Vancouver. Stay in a downtown hotel. Ferry to Vancouver Island to tour Victoria
and Butchart Gardens! Call for pricing and details. Subject to availability.
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 17.
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat L
Inside
Cat F
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Double $4,699 $5,049 $5,799 $6,299
Cat SY
Signature Suite
Single $7,549 $8,249 $9,749 $10,749
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $600; Final Payment: 3/25/19 ;
Cancellation Policy: 90-0 Days – No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured.
To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted, 4 nights hotel accommodations, 7 nights shipboard
accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Noordam, 23 meals, sightseeing and admissions per
itinerary, transportation (motorcoach, dome train), taxes and port charges. Trip #7639
Ship’s Registry: The Netherlands
DENALI NATIONAL
PARK
Anchorage
Seward
Fairbanks
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Denali
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
INSIDE
PASSAGE
Skagway/Haines
Juneau
Ketchikan
Vancouver

“
The combined Land
and Sea tour is a true all
encompassing opportunity
to experience Alaska. This
is a once in a lifetime trip!
-Ambassadair Guest
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”
Alaska has more coastline than the rest of
the United States combined, so it’s natural
that cruising is the most popular way to
tour the state. Cruising offers convenience
and all-inclusive comfort, combined with
in-depth itineraries and the personal
freedom that comes with excursion
options and stops at different ports of call.

TRAVEL BY SEA
Travel by sea and explore remote sites not accessible by
land. Enjoy your Alaska adventure surrounded by the
comfort and amenities of a cruise ship.
ALASKA EXPLORER CRUISE
Round trip from Seattle: A comprehensive cruise and great
introduction to Alaska, this cruise will take you from the Puget
Sound and through Glacier Bay National Park. Explore Juneau,
Ketchikan, and historic Sitka, with its rich native Tlingit culture
and Russian history.
ALASKA INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISE
Round trip from Vancouver: Explore Alaska’s Inside Passage,
one of the most scenic sea-lanes in the world, and see the
sights of Alaska. Cruise through Glacier Bay National Park and
visit Juneau, historic Skagway, and Ketchikan. Explore and stay
overnight in Vancouver, Canada.
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SEA
ALASKA EXPLORER CRUISE
Seattle • Juneau • Glacier Bay National Park • Sitka • Ketchikan • Victoria
June 14-22, 2019 • 9 Days
Embark on the ultimate Alaskan journey. Hear the thunder the ice makes as it breaks away from a glacier
and falls into the sea, shooting water hundreds of feet into the air. Watch bald eagles fly over charming
frontier ports. Sail out of Seattle’s lovely Puget Sound for relaxing days discovering Alaska.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Discover Juneau, Alaska’s
capital city
• Visit Ketchikan, home to the
world’s largest collection of
totem poles
• See the historic and scenic
community of Sitka, located
on Baranof Island
• Scenic cruising through
Glacier Bay National Park
• Evening visit to Victoria,
British Columbia on majestic
Vancouver Island
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Pre-cruise overnight stay in
downtown Seattle
• Private sightseeing tour in
Seattle, including a visit to
famous Pike Place Market
• Visit the Museum of Flight
• Pre-departure meeting
Itinerary
Fri, June 14: Fly to Seattle, Washington. Enjoy a narrated sightseeing tour of
Seattle en route to your downtown hotel. The remainder of the afternoon and
evening are yours to do as you please.
Sat, June 15: After breakfast, tour The Museum of Flight. The museum’s collection
includes more than 150 historically significant air and spacecraft, as well as the Red
Barn® — the original manufacturing facility of The Boeing Company. Later, board
Holland America Line’s ms Eurodam for scenic cruising in Puget Sound.
(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Sun, June 16: Enjoy the amenities on board as you spend the day at sea. (B,L,D)
Mon, June 17: Cruise to Juneau, the state capital of Alaska — which is accessible
by air or water only. With its forests, mountains, and glaciers, Juneau offers a variety
of optional activities. Highlights include the Taku Glacier Lodge Feast & Five Glacier
Seaplane excursion, a visit to the Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefields, whale
watching, flightseeing, rafting, fishing, dog sledding, and hiking.* (B,L,D)
Tue, June 18: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on deck as you
watch for seals, sea lions, and whales! Sail close to actively calving glaciers. National
Park Rangers will provide commentary. (B,L,D)
Wed, June 19: Visit the historic and scenic community of Sitka, located on
Baranof Island between forested mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Sitka offers
a combination of native Tlingit culture, Russian history, and Alaskan wilderness.
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SEA
Optional tours include exploring St. Michael’s Cathedral (an onion-domed
Russian Orthodox church), the Alaska Raptor Center, and the numerous
cultural sights around Sitka.* The dramatic setting in the shadow of Mount
Edgecumbe is one of the loveliest you will experience. Enjoy kayaking,
hiking, biking, fishing, or taking a sightseeing tour in order to experience the
history and beauty of this quaint community.* (B,L,D)
Thu, June 20: Discover Ketchikan, located in the heart of the Tongass
National Forest. Optional activities include a flightseeing trip to the Misty
Fjords National Monument, a Bering Sea Crab Fisherman’s adventure, a
sightseeing trip to explore Totem Bight State Park, or Saxman Native Village
to see the world’s largest collection of totem poles.* (B,L,D)
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Fri, June 21: Scenic cruising around Vancouver Island with an evening visit
to Victoria, British Columbia. Popular Victoria optional excursions include
a visit to Butchart Gardens, Orca Whale Watching, or a Victoria Highlights
Tour. Butchart Gardens, a national historic site encompassing 55 beautiful
acres, opened in 1904 and is still privately owned by family descendants.
(B,L,D)
Sat, June 22: Disembark in Seattle and fly home. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 17.
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat K
Inside
Cat F
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Double $2,849 $3,149 $3,599 $4,199
Single $4,149 $4,749 $5,699 $6,899
Cat SY
Signature Suite
Deposit per person: $350; Final Payment: 03/15/19 ; Cancellation Policy: 90-0 Days – No
Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured Insurance Services. To purchase,
call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted (with 15 or more guests), 1 night hotel
accommodation in Seattle, 7 nights shipboard accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Eurodam, 22
meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary, transfers, taxes and port charges. Trip #7649
Ship’s Registry: The Netherlands
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
Sitka
Juneau
Ketchikan
Victoria
SEATTLE
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SEA
ALASKA INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISE
Vancouver • Inside Passage • Juneau • Skagway • Glacier Bay National Park • Ketchikan
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August 2-10, 2019 • 9 Days
Bring your camera and binoculars for a spectacular cruise through Alaska’s scenic Inside Passage.
Visit the historic Alaskan towns of Skagway and Ketchikan, and cruise stunning Glacier Bay National Park.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Sightseeing tour in Vancouver
including Stanley Park and
Granville Island
• Experience Holland America
Line’s award-winning service
and five-star dining
• Scenic cruising through
Glacier Bay National Park
• Visit the capital city of Juneau
• Shop the galleries on historic
Creek Street in Ketchikan
• Port in the picturesque Gold
Rush town of Skagway
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Pre-cruise hotel night in
Vancouver
• Breakfast in Vancouver
• Cocktail party on board ship
• Pre-departure meeting
Itinerary
Fri, Aug 2: Fly to Vancouver, British Columbia. Enjoy a sightseeing tour of
Vancouver en route to your downtown hotel.
Sat, Aug 3: After an included breakfast, enjoy the morning exploring Vancouver on
your own. Later, board the ms Nieuw Amsterdam for scenic cruising as you set sail
under the Lions Gate Bridge towards Alaska. (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Sun, Aug 4: Enjoy a day at sea cruising the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Mon, Aug 5: This morning, before arriving into Juneau, an optional tour to Tracy
Arm Fjord* is offered from the ship via catamaran. Nestled between 3,000-foot-high
granite walls, the narrow, twisting slice of ocean called Tracy Arm Fjord weaves
through the Tongass National Forest for roughly 35 miles. The shoreline is spotted
with waterfalls created by melting snowcaps, and trees sprouting at odd angles
from rocky outcroppings. The dramatic twin Sawyer Glaciers at the end of Tracy
Arm are framed by mountains on either side; and are often bathed in a light mist
that amplifies the blue hue of the glacial ice. The glaciers are home to wildlife such
as bears, wolves, and moose; while the fjord’s icy waters are a popular playground
for the seals and whales. Then, port in Juneau, the state capital of Alaska, offering
a bounty of water, forests, mountains, and glaciers to explore. Optional excursions
include the Taku Glacier Lodge Feast & Five Glacier Seaplane excursion, a visit to the
Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefield, whale watching, flightseeing, rafting,
fishing, dog sledding, and hiking.* (B,L,D)
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SEA
Tue, Aug 6: Port in the picturesque Gold Rush town of Skagway. A notto-be-missed
highlight in Skagway is the narrated White Pass & Yukon
narrow-gauge railway excursion.* Other optional excursions include glacier
helicopter flightseeing, hiking, or sightseeing tours.* (B,L,D)
Wed, Aug 7: Enjoy scenic cruising through Glacier Bay National Park.
Spend the day enjoying the gorgeous scenery while watching and listening
for calving glaciers. National Park Rangers will be on board to educate you on
the importance of this area and to help you spot seals, sea lions, sea otters,
and whales as you navigate through this spectacular waterway. (B,L,D)
Thu, Aug 8: Discover Ketchikan, located in the heart of the Tongass
National Forest. Optional activities include a flightseeing trip to the Misty
Fjords National Monument, a Bering Sea Crab Fisherman’s adventure, a
sightseeing trip to explore Totem Bight State Park, or Saxman Native Village
to see the world’s largest collection of totem poles.* Meander along historic
Creek Street, once Ketchikan’s “red light” district, now lined with unique
shops and art galleries. (B,L,D)
Fri, Aug 9: Day at sea cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sat, Aug 10: Disembark and fly home from Vancouver. (B)
*Additional costs apply for shore excursions
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 17.
Photo by Holland America Line
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat L
Inside
Cat F
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Double $2,899 $3,199 $3,799 $4,599
Single $4,199 $4,899 $5,999 $7,599
Cat SY
Signature Suite
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $350; Final Payment: 05/3/19;
Cancellation Policy: 90-0 Days – No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured.
To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted (with 15 or more guests), 1 night hotel
accommodation in Vancouver, 7 nights shipboard accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Nieuw
Amsterdam, 22 meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary, transfers, taxes and port charges.
Trip# 7648
Ship’s Registry: the Netherlands
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
Skagway
Juneau
TRACY ARM
Ketchikan
INSIDE
PASSAGE
VANCOUVER
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TRAVEL BY
LAND
Travel by way of the Seward Highway to
visit Kenai Fjords National Park, where
nearly 40 glaciers flow from the Harding
Icefield. Ride in a deluxe dome railcar
to Denali National Park, and spend two
nights in a park lodge. Denali is six million
acres of wild land, and culminates in North
America’s tallest peak, the 20,000-foot
Denali (formerly Mount McKinley).
“ Awesome, beautiful,
breathtaking. You need to go
to Alaska, you have to see it
to believe it. ”
-Ambassadair Guest
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LAND
ALASKA NATIONAL PARKS LAND TOUR
Anchorage • Denali National Park • Talkeetna • Seward • Kenai Fjords National Park
August 22-29, 2019 • 8 Days $2,499 p/p double (Land Only)
This Alaskan land adventure tour is a great introduction to the national parks of America’s Last Frontier
and the state’s most popular wildlife! In fact, wildlife watching is a highlight of this trip: Watch for moose,
caribou, mountain goats, bears, whales, sea lions, bald eagles, puffins and hundreds of other bird species.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Scenic wildlife and glacier cruise
in Kenai Fjords National Park
• Deluxe hotels including the
Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge with
views of Denali and the Alaska
Range
• Ride deluxe dome railcars from
Denali National Park to Talkeetna
• Two nights in Denali National
Park including a Tundra
Wilderness Tour deep into the
park
Trip Includes: locally hosted, 7 nights hotel
accommodations, 10 meals, sightseeing
and admissions per itinerary, ground
transportation (motorcoach, dome train).
Trip #7603
Prices do not include airfare.
Call for air pricing.
Deposit per person: $300
Final Payment: 05/24/19
Cancellation Policy: Booking-91 Days: $75
per person penalty; 90-0 Days – No Refund
Optional Trip Insurance through Travel
Insured. To purchase, call your Ambassadair
Travel Counselor.
Itinerary
$3,349 p/p single (Land Only)
For alternate departure dates or departure cities, please call us at: (317) 581-1122 | (800) 225-9919
Thu, Aug 22: Fly to Anchorage, Alaska. Meet your Alaska guide and transfer to the hotel.
Fri, Aug 23: Board the motorcoach for a journey north to Denali National Park. The
route takes you along the scenic Parks Highway where you will make several stops
along the way. Watch for a glimpse of majestic Denali and wildlife. A Welcome Dinner is
included this evening. (Meals: Breakfast, Dinner)
Sat, Aug 24: Travel deep into Denali National Park on the Tundra Wilderness Tour and
search the vast wilderness for bears, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep. This six-to-eighthour
journey is narrated, allowing for insight into the flora and fauna. Return to the
hotel and explore Denali at your leisure by either participating in a complimentary park
service activity or optional tour. Choose from river rafting, flightseeing, a jet boat safari
on the Nenana River, or a visit to an Iditarod champion’s dog kennel.* (B,S)
Sun, Aug 25: This morning will be at leisure for optional tours.* Then transfer to the
Denali Rail Depot to board a deluxe dome railcar for a scenic rail journey south to the
quaint town of Talkeetna. (B)
Mon, Aug 26: Board a motorcoach for today’s grand adventure to Seward, gateway to
Kenai Fjords National Park. As you travel along the scenic Turnagain Arm, keep an eye
out for Dall sheep high up in the rocky cliffs, as well as moose, bears, and eagles. (B)
Tue, Aug 27: Board a glacier and wildlife cruise and travel through majestic Kenai
Fjords National Park. Pass by the face of a glacier and keep your eyes open for seals,
sea lions, sea otters, whales, walrus, bears, eagles, puffins, and more. (B,L)
Wed, Aug 28: Travel by motorcoach to Anchorage. Enjoy a brief city tour, which
includes the historic downtown district and Anchorage Museum. Tonight, enjoy a
group Farewell Dinner. (B,D)
Thu, Aug 29: Transfer to the Anchorage airport and fly home. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
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Terms of Service August 2018
PRICE Prices are in U.S. dollars and are based on
operating costs, fuel prices, taxes, and exchange rates
at the time of contracting with suppliers. Should these
increase, you may be notified and asked to pay these
additional costs. All prices are subject to change without
notice. Airfares are subject to change within 90 days prior
to departure. At that time, group air space may be released,
and the price could revert to the available price at the time
of booking. Prices listed in this publication are per person
based on two people sharing a room (double occupancy).
For single, triple and child pricing refer to our website or
contact an Ambassadair travel counselor. Room occupancy
limits vary among hotel properties and/or destinations.
Triple rooms are based on three people sharing two beds,
rollaway beds are not included in the price. Package prices
do not include any fees or service charges other than
those listed in the tour itinerary. The detailed itinerary with
specific inclusions can be found at www.ambassadair.
com. All airfare and departure taxes are included unless this
is not allowed by the country to be visited. The package
price includes round trip airfare from Indianapolis, all
accommodations, airport transfers or touring by deluxe
motorcoach transportation, sightseeing and admissions,
meals, hotel baggage handling (one suitcase per person)
and gratuities for included meals as noted in the itinerary.
Cruise pricing includes all taxes and fees at the time of
print. If there is more than one departure date, the price
listed is based on the least expensive option. Complete
pricing may be found at www.ambassadair.com or by
calling a travel counselor. We reserve the right to reinvoice
you in case an error is made in computing your
price. We cannot be responsible for typographical errors,
misprints, and misquotes.
PACKAGE AND LAND ONLY PRICES The “Package
with Air” price includes round-trip airfare from
Indianapolis unless otherwise noted (including current
taxes and fuel surcharges, subject to change). If there
is an increase you will be notified at least 21 days prior
to departure. “Land Only” prices can be found at www.
ambassadair.com and do not include air travel,
airline fees, airport or departure taxes or transfers.
We are not responsible for air arrangements you have
made on your own. Ambassadair reserves the right
to cancel or re-schedule any tour departure.
Ambassadair’s only liability will be to refund to the
passenger the amount it has received for the “Land Only”
booking (less any applicable fees). Any air tickets or other
travel arrangements purchased outside of the complete
Ambassadair “Package with Air” will not be the liability of
Ambassadair in the case of trip cancellation or schedule
change.
PRICE EXCLUSIONS Package prices do not include any
items other than those listed in the tour itinerary. Visas,
passport fees, incidental charges (snacks, laundry, phone
calls, pay TV movies, etc.), beverages, meals not
mentioned and items of a personal nature. Gratuities
for your travel director, motorcoach driver, hotel
housekeepers or cruise ship staff are not included. Airline
fees such as checked and/or excess baggage or seat
selections are not included.
ITINERARIES Ambassadair continually strives to
improve travel itineraries. If such improvements can be
made we reserve the right to vary itineraries and to
substitute hotels. If unforeseen circumstances beyond
our control make changes necessary, we will make every
effort to substitute hotels and venues of similar standard
and location whenever possible.
RESERVATIONS & PAYMENT A $150 per person deposit
(or greater when specified at www.ambassadair.com)
is required to confirm your reservations. Upon confirmation
of reservation, balance of payment is due 60 days prior
to scheduled departure date for domestic travel, 90
days prior for international travel, or earlier if specified.
For reservations made within the final payment date,
full payment is due immediately; a deposit or full
payment may be taken if you are placed on a waitlist.
All checks and money orders should be made payable
to Ambassadair. We also accept MasterCard, Visa and
Discover. Reservations may be canceled if full payment is
not received by due date.
CANCELLATION & REFUND You have the right to
cancel your reservation and receive a full refund (less a
$75 fee per person) any time prior to 60 days before a
scheduled domestic departure date, 90 days prior to a
scheduled international departure date, unless otherwise
noted at www.ambassadair.com. Participants who cancel
within the penalty date will forfeit the total amount of the
reservation. All refunds will be processed according to
the manner in which you paid. Unless stated otherwise in
these terms and conditions, please allow thirty (30) days
for refunds to be processed. If full payment is not received
by the due date, reservation may be released. To avoid
cancellation fees we recommend optional Cancellation
Waiver or Trip Protection.
TRAVEL PROTECTION/CANCELLATION WAIVER
Optional Travel Protection may be purchased and is
strongly recommended. Travel Protection is through
Travel Insured and must be purchased with Ambassadair
no later than at the time of final payment. Coverage
includes Trip Cancellation/Trip Interruption, Emergency
Medical and Emergency Medical Evacuation/Repatriation,
Trip Delay, Baggage Delay and much more. This is a
brief description of benefits; certain terms, conditions,
limitation and exclusions apply. You may requesta copy
of the Group Deluxe Travel Protection Plan Description
of Coverage prior to purchase by contacting an
Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Ambassadair cannot be held responsible for policies
enforced by Travel Insured. The Travel Protection Plan is
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For trips that Travel Protection is not offered, Cancellation
Waiver is offered and applies to trips with charter flights and
day trips by motorcoach. This covers any penalties incurred
by changes or cancellation up to 24 hours prior to departure
of air and/or ground components. It does not cover trip
protection fees, non-refundable optional tours, one-way
travel, or voluntary changes made to your plans that result
in a price increase. The Cancellation Waiver may only be
purchased at the time of booking and is valid for new
bookings only on selected trips. If the Cancellation Waiver is
desired, it must be purchased by each paying passenger on
the reservation and each person sharing accommodations.
REVISIONS & CHANGES Changes are subject to a $50
per person change fee plus any applicable
cancellation charges or increases in the package price.
Ambassadair will make every effort to operate the tour
as advertised, however, Ambassadair reserves the right
to alter or curtail the itinerary or substitute as deemed
necessary.
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS Final documents will be
mailed approximately 10-14 days prior to departure.
Documents will not be delivered without full payment on
a reservation. Regulations specifically state that
all passengers must present a government issued photo
identification when boarding (both ways). Any person
who cannot prove that he or she is the person
designated on the reservation will not be allowed to
board the aircraft. International flights require that you
be able to present a valid U.S. passport as required.
We recommend that your passport has six months
validity and at least 3 blank pages. Non-U.S. citizens
should consult the consulate of host country regarding
documentation required.
CANADA TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS Any person may
be denied entry to Canada for reasons including, but not
limited to, security risks, health issues, financial condition,
and involvement in criminal activity (regardless of degree
or length of time since such crimes occurred) such as DUI,
DWI, reckless driving, negligent driving, misdemeanor
drug possession, all felonies, domestic violence,
shoplifting, theft, and other crimes. It is recommended
that a person who has ever been charged with, or
convicted of a crime obtain the necessary approval
documents before attempting to enter Canada. To learn
more about applying for and receiving these approvals
and corresponding documentation, we strongly
recommend that you visit the following website for
details regarding the requirements and process: www.
cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/index.asp.
This is only a guide. A Canadian immigration officer will
decide if you can enter Canada when you arrive at a port
of entry.
CHILDREN TRAVELING Children 17 and under must
be accompanied by an adult. Federal Air Regulations
require that any child over the age of 24 months must
occupy a separate seat. A birth certificate is required to
validate age of all infants under age two. Reduced prices
for children on ground packages are based on children
sharing a room with two adults. Passports are required for
all international travel regardless of age. For Aruba and all
Mexican destinations: any child 17 years or younger not
traveling with both parents is required to carry a Parental
Consent Form or permission letter signed by both
parents and notarized at time of check-in.
BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE & LIABILITY Baggage
allowance and fees vary and are not covered in the
cost of the trip. For specific allowances and fees, see
airline and refer to Ambassadair’s documents, mailed
approximately 10 days before the trip. Questions
regarding baggage restrictions on commercial carriers
should be directed to that particular airline.
AIR CARRIERS All trips are via commercial air carriers
unless otherwise noted. Ambassadair acts as a sales agent
for air carriers and reserves the right to designate any
air carrier, including commuters and charter services,
connecting routing and schedule from Indianapolis.
Tickets issued are highly restrictive and may not be
reissued, revalidated or exchanged for another carrier or
routing.
AIR SCHEDULE Flight schedules are confirmed by
Ambassadair as early as 60 days prior to departure date.
A tentative flight schedule may be given, however, these
schedules and air carriers are subject to change without
notice until approximately two weeks prior to departure.
You will receive your air schedule with your final
documents approximately two weeks prior to departure.
SEAT AND ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Seating and room
requests made at the time of booking will be considered;
however, these are requests, not guarantees. Although
your seating preferences are forwarded to the airline, the
airline cannot always honor these requests and pricing
does not include assigned seats.
TRAVEL DIRECTORS All departures designated “Escorted
from Indianapolis,” with 20 guests or more will have an
Ambassadair Travel Director throughout the trip.
ACTIVITY LEVEL The amount of walking varies
according to the tour. In general, European destinations
require more walking over uneven surfaces. Please call
our reservations team who can answer the activity level
per trip.
TRAVELERS NEEDING SPECIAL ASSISTANCE Persons
needing special assistance and attention must report
any disability to Ambassadair at the time the reservation
is made. Ambassadair will make all reasonable efforts to
accommodate the special needs for our travel guests.
Such participants, however, should be aware that the
Americans with Disabilities Act is inapplicable outside
of the United States and the facilities outside the United
States are limited.
We require that persons requiring assistance be
accompanied by a companion who is capable of and
totally responsible for providing the assistance. Neither
Ambassadair nor its partners, nor its suppliers, may
physically lift or assist clients into transportation vehicles.
If a traveler thinks he or she may need assistance during
a trip, please call Ambassadair to determine what
assistance might be reasonably given.
PHOTOGRAPHY ON TOUR Ambassadair may, at
times, use photographs taken by your Travel Director or
fellow travelers for promotional purposes. If you prefer
that your likeness not be used, please tell your Travel
Director or an Ambassadair representative.
SUPPLIERS’ LIABILITIES Ambassadair makes
arrangements with air carriers, hotels, car rental
companies and other independent parties to provide
you with travel services you purchase. These services are
subject to the conditions imposed by these suppliers, and
their liability may be limited by their tariffs, conditions of
carriage and international agreements.
RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE Grueninger Cruises and
Tours, Inc., (dba: Grueninger Music Tours, Ambassadair,
Ambassadair Groups and Incentives, Grueninger Tours)
its employees, shareholders, subsidiaries, affiliates,
officers, directors, agents and assigns (collectively
“Grueninger”) does not own or operate any entity that
is to or does provide goods or services for your trip,
including, for example, lodging facilities, transportation
companies, local ground handlers, food service or
entertainment providers, etc. As a result, Grueninger is
not liable for any negligent or willful act or failure to act
of any such person, or of any other third party not under
its control. Without limiting the foregoing, Grueninger
accepts no responsibility for any risk or resulting injury,
delay, inconvenience, damage, or death that results
from criminal activity, weather or other acts of God,
accidents, disease, epidemics or the threat thereof,
illness, the provision of inappropriate or no medical
attention or access to appropriate medical attention, the
demands of indoor or outdoor activities, strikes, political
or civil unrest, overbooking, structural or other defective
conditions in hotels or other lodging facilities, acts of
terrorism or the threat thereof, insurrection or revolt, or
any other event beyond its direct control.
Grueninger in its sole discretion reserves the right to
decline to accept any participant as a member of
these trips. Grueninger reserves the right in its sole
discretion to terminate any participant who does not
abide by its rules and regulations, and/or whose conduct
is deemed to be such as to endanger the participant, the
success of the program or the welfare of other participants,
staff members and/or third parties. In the event of such
termination, the participant will be sent home at the
expense of the participant and his or her parent or
guardian. The manner and means of transporting the
participant home shall be determined exclusively by
Grueninger. In the event of such termination, there will
be no refund whatsoever. The participant is personally
liable to Grueninger for any damages caused by improper
conduct.
Grueninger may cancel any trip because of insufficient
enrollment or for any other reason. The terms set forth in
this agreement constitute the entire agreement between
participant and Grueninger. Any amendment to this
agreement must be made in writing and signed by both
parties.
No refunds will be made for features in the trip not
utilized. The cost of replacing lost or stolen tickets
is the responsibility of the passenger. If a flight or
transfer by motorcoach or train is missed, whether
by weather or other conditions beyond Grueninger’s
control, participant is responsible to make his or her
own arrangements and to pay all charges associated
therewith.
Participant’s retention of tickets, reservations, or
bookings after issuance shall constitute consent to the
above, as well as an agreement on participant’s part
to convey the contents hereof to his or her travel
companions or group members.
Grueninger issues airline tickets, hotel confirmations and
other travel documents for such services as an agent
for the companies that provided these services directly.
Group airline tickets and group hotel
accommodations are subject to all terms and
conditions of the respective suppliers (airlines, hotel
chains, etc.) regarding group travel. These suppliers may
limit or exclude the accrual of frequent flyer or reward
program points.
The group and participants agree to hold Grueninger
harmless for himself/herself/their self and his/her/their
heirs and any of their minors,
guests and invitees and acknowledges the inherent risks
involved in the use of the hotel’s swimming
pool and/or body of water, which risks include, but
are not limited to bodily injury, sickness, disease or
death from using the swimming pool or body of water.
The group and participants also acknowledge and
understand that use of the swimming pool
or body of water by the participants is potentially
dangerous and that the type of injury or damage
described above can occur when using the
swimming pool or body of water. THE GROUP AND
PARTICIPANTS UNDERSTAND THERE WILL BE NO
LIFEGUARD ON DUTY AND IF THE PARTICIPANTS CHOOSE
TO SWIM, THEY WILL DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK.
The group and participants hereby releases
Grueninger, its staff and management, from any
liability and/or responsibility for possible damage done
by members of my group to the Hotel, or any other
facility used during the tour, including: buses; vehicles
used to transport students and/or adults,
the various attraction facilities and/or performance
facilities. I understand that full responsibility for
damage, if such is incurred, rests entirely with my group
and its sponsors to settle any claims, resulting from said
damage, directly with the claimant.
ARBITRATION Any dispute concerning this contract,
the brochure or any other advertising material
concerning the trip or the trip itself must be resolved
exclusively by binding arbitration in Indianapolis, Indiana
pursuant to the commercial rules of the American
Arbitration Association then existent. In any such
arbitration, substantive (but not procedural) Indiana law
will apply to all issues.
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9011 N. Meridian Street
Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46260
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