On 07/26/2005 12:11 PM Jim Booth while holding "court", exclaimed:
>"LeeNY" wrote in message
>news:1122385931.040664.57240@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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>>Jim Booth wrote:
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>>>We will be going out of New Orleans on NCL in January for a 7 days
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>cruise.
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>>>Can anyone tell me where the dock is located? We would like to reserve a
>>>hotel room close by both the day before the cruise and the day after.
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>>>Thanks,
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>>>JIM
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>>Hi Jim,
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>>I can't answer your question, and please excuse my unsolicited input on
>>this subject.
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>>Why do you want to stay by the dock? I've never been to N.O., but I'd
>>LOVE to, and it's not the dock I want to see! It seems that there's so
>>much to see, do, taste, experience in the city, that I'd have to be
>>dragged, kicking and screaming, to a hotel outside of the action.
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>>Perhaps you've been to N.O. a zillion times and want to avoid what so
>>many tourists want to see. But, if you've never been, why do you want
>>to skip the experience?
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>>I'm just curious. I hope you don't take offense.
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>>Lee
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>No, we *would* like to see the area....just need to know where the dock area
>is in relationship to the other areas of New Orleans.
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>JIM
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Jim,
Wouldn't the most effective way to get a bead on the port / NCL location
be to call NCL on their toll free number? Have you received your cruise
documents? Usually most cruise lines will include information about how
to get to the ship and the port location. You can use this information
with some of the major travel bots like Travelocity, Orbitz etc to pull
up a list of hotels near the port or within an easy cab ride.
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