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Experience Alaska’s culture with a thrilling lumberjack show and an all-you-can-eat Dungeness crab feast in Ketchikan, all in 2.5 hours for $158 per person.

In Ketchikan, a bustling port city in Alaska, this tour offers a lively mix of spectacular lumberjack competitions and a delicious crab feast. For $158 per person, you get about 2.5 hours of entertainment and feasting, making it a compact but memorable experience. The tour is ideal for those interested in Alaskan culture, energetic shows, and fresh seafood.
What makes this experience stand out is its location in downtown Ketchikan, right in the Thomas Basin historic district, close to the city’s fishing fleet and iconic totem poles. The Lumberjack Show features world champion athletes competing in 12 different events, including chopping, axe throwing, and log rolling, all in a lively, no-holds-barred style. Following the show, a crab feast awaits at the Harbor Haus Pavilion, overlooking commercial fishing boats and the dock.
A key consideration is that transportation to and from the venue is not included, so planning your arrival is necessary. The tour’s small group limit of 10 participants ensures an intimate experience. It’s a great choice for those seeking interactive entertainment combined with a hearty seafood meal.
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This tour is anchored in downtown Ketchikan, a vibrant area filled with toilet poles, Creek Street, and bustling fishing boats. The tour check-in takes place at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show Facility, located just one block from the cruise ship docks. The surrounding scenery offers views of harbor activity and historic landmarks that give context to the lumberjack competitions.
Once checked in, visitors can enjoy the scenic atmosphere before the show begins. Since the location is close to various attractions, it integrates well into a day of exploring Ketchikan’s unique character and industry-driven history.

The Lumberjack Show is hosted at the Spruce Mill site, once the largest Sitka spruce mill in the world. Today, it is the venue for world-class lumberjack athletes performing 12 competitive events. Expect to see chopping contests, log rolling, and axe throwing, all presented in a rowdy, energetic style.
The show is well-organized and highly entertaining, even in rainy weather. The seating is covered, heated, and cushioned, ensuring comfort regardless of the weather conditions. The athletes demonstrate skill and strength, creating an engaging and lively atmosphere that appeals to all ages.
Post-show, the Harbor Haus Pavilion becomes your dining destination. Located overlooking the harbor filled with fishing boats, it’s the perfect setting to enjoy Alaskan seafood. The all-you-can-eat Dungeness crab is served with salad, baby red potatoes, and carrot cake.
The crab is notable for its freshness and flavor, complemented by a drink of one beer or wine included in the ticket price. Unlimited water, coffee, tea, and soda are also available. The crab feast is praised for being plentiful and delicious, satisfying even the most seasoned seafood lovers.
More Great Tours NearbyParticipants meet at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show facility with tickets in hand. The tour does not include transportation to the venue, so travelers should plan accordingly. The experience is designed for small groups, limited to 10 people, providing personalized attention and a more relaxed environment.
The tour duration is 2.5 hours, and it is offered in both morning and afternoon slots. It is wheelchair accessible and suitable for those with special needs. Vegetarian options are available upon request at check-in, accommodating special dietary preferences.
The tour begins with check-in at the Lumberjack Show venue, where visitors settle into covered, heated seats. The show lasts approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, showcasing athletes competing in chopping, log rolling, axe throwing, and other events. The lively commentary and spectacular stunts keep the energy high throughout.
Following the show, guests are guided to the Harbor Haus Pavilion for the crab feast. Here, the focus is on fresh seafood and relaxed dining with harbor views. The all-you-can-eat aspect means plenty of crab meat, complemented by salad, potatoes, and dessert. The included beer or wine enhances the enjoyment of this hearty meal.

The combination of performance and cuisine sets this tour apart. The Lumberjack Show provides a dynamic and interactive entertainment experience that is perfect for families, groups, or couples. Watching world champion athletes compete in timeless lumberjack skills makes for engaging viewing.
The crab feast adds a culinary highlight, showcasing Alaska’s famous Dungeness crab in a scenic harbor setting. The small group size and comfortable seating ensure a personalized and relaxed atmosphere.
Since transportation to the venue is not included, travelers should plan their arrival, especially if coming from a cruise ship or nearby accommodations. The tour can run in reverse order, so it’s flexible around your schedule.
The tour duration suits those with limited time in Ketchikan, but still wanting to enjoy authentic local entertainment and food. It’s suitable for all ages, and the accessible facilities mean it can accommodate a variety of mobility needs.

Unlike many tours that focus solely on sightseeing or scenery, this experience emphasizes interactive entertainment and local cuisine. The small group setting fosters a more intimate and engaging experience compared to larger bus tours. The cost of $158 reflects the combination of live show and a hearty crab meal, making it a value-packed option.
This tour offers a fun, lively snapshot of Alaskan culture, combining spectacular lumberjack competitions with a delicious crab feast. The location in downtown Ketchikan and the well-organized show contribute to a memorable outing.
While transportation is not included, the close proximity to cruise docks makes it accessible for most visitors. The small group size and comfortable seating add to the experience’s appeal.
This is a highly-rated, action-packed way to enjoy Alaska’s industry and cuisine, especially suited for those who appreciate live entertainment and seafood. Expect lively performances, fresh crab, and friendly service that make this tour a noteworthy addition to any Ketchikan visit.
Is transportation to the venue included?
No, transportation to and from the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show is not included. Participants need to arrange their own travel.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
What is included in the ticket price?
Your ticket grants entry to the Lumberjack Show and an all-you-can-eat Dungeness crab feast with salad, potatoes, dessert, and one beer or wine. Unlimited water, coffee, tea, and soda are also provided.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the lively and engaging nature of the show makes it suitable for all ages. The venue’s accessible facilities accommodate guests with mobility needs.
What should I bring?
Participants should plan for arrival at the venue, as transportation is not included. Dressing for weather conditions is recommended, especially if rain is forecast.
Can I request vegetarian or non-crab options?
Yes, vegetarian and non-crab options are available upon request at check-in.
What if I want to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are seats covered and heated?
Yes, the seating is covered, heated, and cushioned, ensuring comfort regardless of the weather.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Absolutely, the tour is ADA accessible.
When is the best time to attend?
The tour is usually available in both morning and afternoon slots, so you can choose a time that fits your schedule.
How close is the venue to the cruise ship docks?
It is located just one block from the cruise ship docks, making it convenient for cruise passengers.