![The Queen Elizabeth at Icy Strait Point in Alaska.](\"https:\/\/ik.imgkit.net\/3vlqs5axxjf\/TW\/ik-seo\/uploadedImages\/Art\/2023\/0130\/T0130QUEENELIZABETH2_C_HR\/The-Queen-Elizabeth-at-Icy-Strait-Point-in-Alaska..jpg\" "The Queen Elizabeth at Icy Strait Point in Alaska.")
<\/p>\nCunard Line this summer is offering guests the opportunity to experience the Rocky Mountaineer train before or after their Alaska cruise on the Queen Elizabeth.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Guests will be able to extend their Alaska voyage with a train trip of four nights before their cruise or three nights after their voyage, depending on the sailing date.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The three-night Rocky Mountaineer tour takes guests on an eastbound journey from Vancouver to Calgary, while the four-night train tour goes the opposite direction and gives guests an additional day of sightseeing in Banff, where the highlight is a trip on the Banff Gondola.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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The three-night option starts at $2,850 per person based on double occupancy and is available on two Japan-to-Alaska voyages and four Alaska voyages roundtrip from Vancouver.<\/p>\n
The four-night tour starts at $3,250 per person and is available on three Alaska voyages roundtrip out of Vancouver.<\/p>\n
In the Rocky Mountaineer’s glass-domed cars, guests experience 180-degree panoramic views of mountains, lakes and canyons. Known for its GoldLeaf Service, Rocky Mountaineer has an onboard dining room where menu items are inspired by the region.<\/p>\n
The Queen Elizabeth’s summer season in Alaska will feature the onboard Insights program with experts from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, TV personality Bear Grylls and explorer Mensun Bound. A new dining concept called Frontier will offer a taste of Alaska.<\/p>\n