St Thomas cruise port?

[Bobstam]

How can I find out which cruise port we will dock at? We are on the Escape February 6th. :)

[Jezo]

http://www.v i n o w DOT com/cruise/ship-schedule/

 

(just edit that and put it in your browser)

Edited January 8, 2016 by Jezo

[Turtles06]

You can also call NCL. They really do have this info. :)

[MalervyC]

Feb 9 - we will be docked near Havensight. Oasis of the Seas will be in Crown Bay...

[Demonyte]

NCL has always docked in Havensight on all of our cruises, megaships included.

Edited January 9, 2016 by Demonyte

[Bobstam]

Thank you for info!

[roger001]

Thank you for info!

 

We docked once at Crown Point, but that was on the Sun. I think the mega ships do always dock at Havensight.

[runner15km]

On busy days, a ship may have to anchor and tender passengers to shore.

[Beaver1975]

NCL has always docked in Havensight on all of our cruises, megaships included.

 

This not completely true. It is dependent on the number of ships in port. We have, in the past, anchored in the inner harbor and tendered in to downtown. If there is room at the dock, NCL will indeed tie up at Havebsight.

 

I don't not know of a scenario that NCL would dock at Crown Bay. But, always and never are words that should not be used when answering questions here.

[Demonyte]

This not completely true.

 

Yes, that is completely true.

 

 

 

But, always and never are words that should not be used when answering questions here.

 

 

If those words are problem, then maybe one should read the other words around them too.

 

I made it clear that I only described my experiences, others have chimed in with theirs. My experiences do include the word "always" as in "has happened every time" and that is completely accurate.

[Beaver1975]

Yes, that is completely true.

 

 

 

 

 

 

If those words are problem, then maybe one should read the other words around them too.

 

I made it clear that I only described my experiences, others have chimed in with theirs. My experiences do include the word "always" as in "has happened every time" and that is completely accurate.

 

...and in my 40 plus cruises (34 of which are NCL) I have had a different experience. That is why always and never should not be used here.

YMMV!!