Disney Cruise Line Vlog | Day 6 & 7 Ketchikan & Day at Sea | Disney Wonder | May 2026 | Adam Hattan

It’s time for our final port of call and our last full day aboard the Disney Wonder. Join Gary C and I as we explore Ketchikan, Alaska, before enjoying one final sea day on our Disney Cruise Line Alaska cruise. From totem poles, Creek Street and the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show to Palo Brunch, Disney Dreams, Frozen fun and our full Disney Wonder trip report, this vlog wraps up an unforgettable adventure through Alaska. ✨🔑 JOIN THE MOOOORNING CLUB:   / adamhattan   Unlock the magic within, with exclusive access to bonus content, a members Instagram, entries to competitions, welcome gifts and more (subject to membership tier and location). ✨ I’m Adam Hattan, a family-friendly theme park and vacation vlogger from the UK. I often vlog the magic of Disney Parks, Disney Cruise Line, Universal, and UK destinations. My vlogs combine entertainment and escapism with fun facts and pro tips for your magical holiday. ADAM: Website: http://adamhattan.com Patreon:   / adamhattan   Instagram:   / adamhattan   Facebook:   / adamhattan   PO Box: Adam Hattan, Enterpex Mailbox 5, Unit 2 Brookhill Way, Banbury, OX16 3ED, United Kingdom GARY C: YouTube:    / garyc   Instagram:   / oohgaryc   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@oohgaryc Our final Alaskan port is Ketchikan, where we begin with the City Highlights, Totems and Creek Street trolley excursion. We visit Saxman Native Village to learn about the stories behind Alaska's famous totem poles before exploring historic Creek Street, Creek Street Park and the beautiful waterfront, sharing tips for exploring Ketchikan on foot from the Disney Wonder. We also browse local souvenir shops, pick up some Alaska pins, enjoy lunch overlooking the Disney Wonder and experience the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show. Afterwards, Gary and I share our honest thoughts on both excursions, discuss whether they're worth booking through Disney Cruise Line and compare them with some of the other Port Adventures we've experienced during this Alaska itinerary. Back on board, we enjoy another evening at Tiana's Place with live music and New Orleans-inspired entertainment before setting sail for Vancouver. We also take part in Animation Academy, enjoy the Colour Spin deck party and spend another relaxing evening exploring the Disney Wonder. The following morning is our final sea day. We begin with Palo Brunch, one of Disney Cruise Line's most popular adult-exclusive dining experiences, before Gary heads off to meet more Disney characters, attend the Frozen sing-along and watch Disney Dreams in the Walt Disney Theatre. Meanwhile, I enjoy a slower day on board, taking in the spectacular scenery, relaxing in our stateroom and sharing some practical tips about Disney Cruise Line gratuities, Concierge service and preparing for disembarkation. During our final evening, we return to Tiana's Place for one last rotational dining experience before saying goodbye to the incredible cast members who have looked after us throughout the cruise. We also spot another whale from the ship, reflect on our favourite moments from the holiday and share our full Disney Wonder Alaska trip report, including our favourite port, best excursion, highlights of sailing Concierge and tips for anyone considering this unforgettable Disney Cruise Line itinerary. From breathtaking scenery and glacier views to historic Alaskan towns, incredible wildlife and outstanding Disney service, this Alaska cruise aboard the Disney Wonder has been one of our favourite vlog adventures yet. Subscribe and turn on 🔔 notifications so you don't miss the next series as another magical adventure begins. For more updates between videos, follow me on Instagram: @adamhattan NOTES: I film on a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 camera. No content in this video represents the views, opinions, or operational practices of The Walt Disney Company or their affiliates. This content is not endorsed by, approved by, or representative of The Walt Disney Company or their affiliates. All content represents only that of Adam Hattan.