Anchorage ↔ Whittier
Anchorage to Whittier cruise transfer.
The First Class Driver runs private transfers from Anchorage to the Whittier cruise terminal from $690 for up to six passengers. The 60-mile drive takes about an hour and a half, including the single-lane Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, which we time so you reach the port relaxed and on schedule.
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How much is a private transfer from Anchorage to Whittier?
A Black SUV transfer is a flat $690 for up to six passengers, gratuity included, plus the $13 Whittier tunnel toll and a 3% card processing fee. It is the shorter, faster of the two cruise-port runs and a popular choice for travelers sailing from Whittier.
How does the Whittier tunnel affect timing?
Whittier is reached through the 2.5-mile Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel — the longest highway tunnel in North America — which is single-lane and alternates direction on a schedule. We plan your pickup around the tunnel window so you reach the port relaxed and on time.
Whittier or Seward — which cruise port am I leaving from?
Check your cruise line: most Princess and some Holland America sailings use Whittier; many others use Seward. We serve both. Tell us your ship and terminal and we'll quote the right transfer.
Common questions
Is the tunnel toll included in the price?
The transfer is $690; the $13 Black SUV tunnel toll is added to your fare (the Sprinter Van is $38, or $27 with a cargo trailer).
Can you do post-cruise Whittier to Anchorage airport?
Yes — we handle the return leg from Whittier directly to Ted Stevens Anchorage International or your hotel.
How early should we leave Anchorage for a Whittier cruise?
We build your pickup around the tunnel schedule and your boarding window, arriving fifteen minutes early. Most travelers leave Anchorage three to four hours before boarding.