Take Advantage of your Society Benefits with a Summer Voyage to Alaska...

Dear Karen,

Alaska is a destination of breathtaking wonders and sites. With Regent Seven Seas Cruises, you can view those sites up-close and personal with up to 35% savings and kids sail FREE on select sailings.


As a Seven Seas Society Silver member, you receive the following benefits:
Everything from Seven Seas Member tier - Click here for a breakdown and explanation of each tier and its benefits.
Complimentary Internet access on board
One hour complimentary phone time per suite
Complimentary pressing on formal and/or informal nights (up to two items per 7-night cruise segment)
Invitation to participate in Seven Seas Society Advisory Board (on select sailings)
Invitations to exclusive Regent cruise and hotel events in select cities


Don't miss your chance to partake in an Alaska adventure with Society benefits this summer. Contact your travel professional or Regent Seven Seas Cruises today. Reference C4CEA004S when reserving your luxury suite.


One of the quickest and easiest ways to learn about new Seven Seas Society offers and events is to visit our member website, at TheRegentExperience.com/RegentSociety. Log on and sign in using your member number and zip code. At this site, you can view your latest account information to make sure you receive all the benefits to which you are entitled. You can also update your member profile so we can help make your next vacation better than ever.





SPECIAL OFFER:


VANCOUVER, B.C. TO SEWARD on SEVEN SEAS MARINER
Fares from $3,697 - represents 35% savings compared to the standard rate of $5,695
7 nights - Departing July 4, 2007
Offers Regent's complimentary Club Mariner Youth Program.
Don't miss Regent's Ambassadors of the Environment Youth Circle of Interest on this sailing!
Kids sail FREE on this sailing!*



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SEWARD TO VANCOUVER, B.C. on SEVEN SEAS MARINER
Fares from $3,986 - represents 30% savings compared to the standard rate of $5,695
7 nights - Departing July 11, 2007
Offers Regent's complimentary Club Mariner Youth Program.
Don't miss Regent's Ambassadors of the Environment Youth Circle of Interest on this sailing!
Kids sail FREE on this sailing!*



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VANCOUVER, B.C. TO SEWARD on SEVEN SEAS MARINER
Fares from $3,986 - represents 30% savings compared to the standard rate of $5,695
7 nights - Departing July 18, 2007
Offers Regent's complimentary Club Mariner Youth Program.
Don't miss Regent's Ambassadors of the Environment Youth Circle of Interest on this sailing!
Kids sail FREE on this sailing!*



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SEWARD TO VANCOUVER, B.C. on SEVEN SEAS MARINER
Fares from $3,986 - represents 30% savings compared to the standard rate of $5,695
7 nights - Departing July 25, 2007
Offers Regent's complimentary Club Mariner Youth Program.
Don't miss Regent's Ambassadors of the Environment Youth Circle of Interest on this sailing!



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*Kids sail FREE is valid for children age 17 years old or younger sailing in the third or fourth berth ONLY.
Children age 17 or younger that are sailing in the second berth do not qualify for the promotion.
All fares, savings and offers are capacity controlled, subject to availability and may change or be withdrawn without prior notice.
All fares reflect promotional savings, are per person based on double occupancy and in US dollars. Government taxes, port, handling, security and fuel charges are additional.

This is just a guess, but I believe that RSSC is having trouble filling the ships on the Alaska voyages which have, "KIDS SAIL FREE" attached to them.

"Not that there's anything wrong with that . . . "

When they have a whole season devoted to one itinerary, I would expect there are challenges getting fully booked, particularly at Regent pricing compared to the mega-lines. I have a friend who just got back from Alaska and had a great time!

Olivia,

I know everything has gone up since 2001 - but our first RSSC cruise was on the inaugural to Alaska on Mariner. An H guarantee with a $400 pp stateroom credit for a 10 day itinerary was $2100 including air. - $170 pp per day comparing it to today's fare of $569.43 per diem.....

Kathy, my first cruise was also to Alaska same year, and we got a nice credit because we were first booked for Panamal Canal and there was a drydock that canceled that cruise. I thought it was so reasonable back then. Now, take a look at per diems for something like FJORDS and it almost freaks you out spending that much to travel. So, we shop around for the competition now. I think Regent always blew them away before for same itin. before all-inclusive. Not sure now, you really have to shop, and I do, based on itinerary. Best thing is that the BK group cruises give us another substantial break if you are on them.

Olivia: Fjords and B2B are very $$$$ - looking back the 2 segments of the 2005 WC, 34 nights, were costly BUT I loved every minute of that trip so happy we experienced it - and compared to Fjords and B2B it wasn't that outrageous - Lamb is good value - bottom line I wouldn't change a thing we have done -

Of course, it's supposed to be fun - was just comparing apples to apples from 5 years ago. Travel without Ngaire's wonderful service is just not the same experience.