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seatrial
First Class Passenger
Member # 1658

posted 02-07-2001 10:21 AM

Is the Rembrandt still laid up in Nassau? If so does anyone know where? Is it within walking distance of the port where most cruises dock? EOS stops in Nassau and the Rembrandt is the only thing in Nassau that I care to see.

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desirod7
First Class Passenger
Member # 1626

posted 02-07-2001 01:52 PM

I wish HAL would buy her back and put her back in service.

Imperial Majesty are you listening?

quote:
Originally posted by seatrial:
Is the Rembrandt still laid up in Nassau? If so does anyone know where? Is it within walking distance of the port where most cruises dock? EOS stops in Nassau and the Rembrandt is the only thing in Nassau that I care to see.

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Grant
First Class Passenger
Member # 1000

posted 02-07-2001 02:55 PM

The Rembrant was not in Nassau on January 20. I believe she is tied up in Freeport. All the piers in Nassau are needed several days of the week for the regular schedule of cruise ships.

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CruiseMaster
First Class Passenger
Member # 1753

posted 02-09-2001 01:19 AM

quote:
Originally posted by seatrial:
Is the Rembrandt still laid up in Nassau? If so does anyone know where? Is it within walking distance of the port where most cruises dock? EOS stops in Nassau and the Rembrandt is the only thing in Nassau that I care to see.

The Rambrandt, The Big Red Boat(Oceanic) & The Big Red Boat III are all in Freeport. None of them are in Nassau. When you go to Freeport, you will only get to see the Stern of the Rembrandt. She is docked about 2 or 3 foot from The Big Red Boat III. I have NEVER seen ships docked so CLOSE to each other. If you take a taxi and go into town, you will be able to see the Bow of the Rembrandt.
Jeff
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