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This Alaska Deal Literally Sails Away Feb 2 @11:59PM 🚢

This kind of savings doesn’t show up often

This kind of savings doesn’t show up often — and right now, two rare advantages are lining up at the same time.


If Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Alaskan Adventure has even hinted its way onto your radar, this is the smartest window to lock in your cabin.

🚨 Limited-Time Bonus: Norwegian’s $250 = $500 CruiseFirst Offer

Norwegian is currently offering their $250 CruiseFirst credit for $500 toward your cruise fare — this is a non-refundable but transferrable voucher that fully satisfies your deposit and gives you an additional $250 off your total fare.


⚠️ This offer expires at 11:59 PM on February 2nd.

When the clock hits 12:00 (February 3rd), this deal sails away.


Pairing this with our already-discounted group pricing makes this one of the strongest booking opportunities we’ll see for this sailing.



The Best Price Vanishes When These Cabins Are Claimed.

As a reminder, inventory is already thin:


And the pricing is still significantly below public rates!


Once these group cabins are gone, any new inventory will be higher (if available at all). No exceptions.




Bottom Line

Right now, you’re stacking:


This is the sweet spot — and it won’t last.


👉 Head straight to the LARK Events page. Once your event ticket is purchased, you’ll be directed to the cruise cabin booking page. Put a cabin on HOLD (don't pay the deposit yet) - I'll step in from there and get you the $250 deal.



PS: If you've already heard enough, that's fine. Please just unsubscribe. When pricing or bonuses are this time-sensitive, I want to make sure you don’t miss out.


~ Jon

(travel guy)

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