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HM 12M DAY PORT ARRIVE DEPART 8 Seattle DISEMBARK AM 1 Vancouver, B.C. PM 2 Inside Passage Scenic Cruising 3 Ketchikan 4 Juneau INSIDE PASSAGE 5 Skagway 8PM 6 Glacier Bay National Park Scenic Cruising 3PM 7 College Fjord Scenic Cruising 3PM 6PM 7 DIAMOND PRINCESS 8 Whittler (Anchorage) DISEMBARK AM DAYS saturday dqllu1uus ROUNDTRIP VOYAGE OF THE GLACIERS from SEATTLE 2004 DEPARTURE DATES CORAL/ISlAND PRINCESS Saturday departures 2004 DEPARTURE DATES 7 May 15 Coral 26 Cora! 7 Coral DAYS SUN/DAWN PRINCESS Mondllydtpartures 17 Dawn 28 Dawn 9 Dawn May 8 17 22 Island )uI 3 Island 14 Island 15 24 24 Sun 5 Sun 16 Sun 22 31 29 Coral 10 Coral 21 Coral 19 Aug 7 31 Dawn 12 Dawn 23 Dawn Jun 5 14 12 21 )un S Island 17 Island 28 Island 19 28 7 Sun 19 Sun 30 Sun 26 Sep 4 SOUTHBOUND 12 Coral 24 Coral Sep 4 Coral Jul 3 11 14 Dawn 26 Dawn 6 Dawn 10 19 Island 31 Island 11 Island t EndkottAnn maybe substituted on some voyages due 21 Sun Aug 2 Sun 13 Sun tokcQl"weuherconditlom. CRUISE ITINERARY CRUISE ITINERARY DAY PORT ARRIVE DEPART ARRIVE DEPART 1 WhlttierIAnr,hora..\ EMBARK PM 6:30AM ~:30AM 10:30 AM 8:30 PM 6:30AM SPM 6:30AM 4PM 8:30AM 5:45PM Coral Princess in College Fjord, Alaska ALASKA CRUISETOURS HEART Of ALASKA CRUISETOUR HEART Of ALASKA CRUISETOUR 12 13 DAYS e DAYS e CRUI5ETOUR CRUI5ETOUR 35 125 2004 DEPARTURE DATES 2004 DEPARTURE DATES Date Ship Date Ship Date Ship Date Ship CRUISETOUR ITINERARY CRUISETOUR ITINERARY May 10 Coral Aug 2 Coral Mayll Coral Aug 3 Coral 12 Dawn 4 Dawn DAY PORT By S~a By Land 13 Dawn 5 Dawn DAY PORT 17 Island 9 Island 18 Island 10 Island 19 Sun 11 Sun 20 Sun 12 Sun 24 Coral 16 Coral 1 fairbanks 25 Coral 17 Coral 26 Dawn 18 Dawn 27 Dawn 19 Dawn 31 Island 23 Island Jun 1 Island 24 Island Jun 2 Sun 25 Sun 3 Sun 26 Sun 7 Coral 30 Coral 8 Coral "31 Coral 9 Dawn Sep 1 Dawn 10 Dawn Sep 2 Dawn 14 Island 6 Island 15 Island 7 Island 16 Sun 8 Sun 5 Denali!Anchorage 17 Sun 9 Sun Mt. 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