Inside Passage Harley Davidson — Local services in Ketchikan

I am from Kansas and i flew into Ketchican for the day to look at some property.while looking around i saw that the Harrley Davidson shop said it was open.when i arrived i noticed that it was shared with another store which its door was locked. But there was a worker walking around there store clearly noticed i was standing at the locked door.i noticed there was another way to get the Harley store.i found that entrance and found the lights were out and hours posted that it would be open.but what i found out the cruise ship industry ended a day before i arrived.but there are visotor that come year round.it wouldnt hurt to open a couple days a week. I wont be flying into Ketchican in the future and yes i could order onlinr but i prefer to shop in person.i did fly into Skagway and bought...

Ketchicsn was our first stop on our Alaskan cruise, and the first thing I did was buy my husband a T-shirt here. The store is not what you would expect coming from a large city, but they had a good selection of merchandise, and it was very easy to walk to from the ship. Word of advice: get The Motherload (5 shirts, 1 for every town the cruise ship stops at). I didn't, and I so regret it. Juneau was on a permanent lunch (never opened), we got to Tracy Arm at 5am and left before the store opened, we had no time in Skagway after we got stuck on the train for a few extra hours, and we got to Canada after 7pm (closed). The store lost a star because they really didn't yet to sell me on The...

Was barely in the store for a fee minutes before the one worker walked up to me to scold me. I was looking at the 4xl shirts possibly for comfy sleepwear. Before getting to the third shirt on the rack, she yelled at me for looking at it since I wouldn’t buy anything on the rack, telling me it’s hard for the shirts to stay on the hangers and she would need to fix it. I shouldve known since the first thing i saw walking in is a buying customer giving attitude back to something the worker said. Something about being a rider herself. I didn’t get her name, but she was an older white lady. Not a fan of this location as i went to juneau and skagway and the employees there...