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Hi there

 

Perhaps if you could specify which ports your ship is calling to we can give you a definitative answer. Some ports are close to the city, some are not, some have passenger terminals, some are 'working ports'.

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Duh..slaps self in the head*

Leaving and returning to Sydney. How many cruise ports are in Sydney?

There are two cruise ports. The smaller ships can go under the bridge and port near Darling Harbor, while the larger ships like Solstice dock at Circular Quay across from the Opera House.

After docking at Circular, we got in the taxi queue and only had to wait about 10-15 minutes for our taxi. You could not hail a taxi unless you tried to walk some distance into the city.

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There are two cruise ports. The smaller ships can go under the bridge and port near Darling Harbor, while the larger ships like Solstice dock at Circular Quay across from the Opera House.

After docking at Circular, we got in the taxi queue and only had to wait about 10-15 minutes for our taxi. You could not hail a taxi unless you tried to walk some distance into the city.

 

Although not a mega ship, I was on HAL Oosterdam last month and we went under the bridge as embarked at Barangeroo Wharf at Darling Harbor.

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There was quite a line to get a taxi but they have an orderly fashion to hail a cab....

 

We were at the OPT at Circular Quay yesterday after getting off the Carnival Spirit. It was around 0830, during morning peak hour. The line for the taxi rank snaked outside the terminal and back inside. The total length was over 100 metres long. Taxi's were arriving about one every 3 minutes. Gave up waiting after 15 minutes and going nowhere and took the lift to the ground floor and walked to the railway station, a 10 minute walk away. It was a different story when we arrived back on a Saturday last cruise, straight into a taxi and there were other taxi's also waiting. Depends on the day and time I guess.

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There are two cruise ports. The smaller ships can go under the bridge and port near Darling Harbor, while the larger ships like Solstice dock at Circular Quay across from the Opera House.

After docking at Circular, we got in the taxi queue and only had to wait about 10-15 minutes for our taxi. You could not hail a taxi unless you tried to walk some distance into the city.

 

Be interesting to see how passengers are moved from White Bay when it opens next month. No nearby public transport, so will be requiring taxi's to move the majority.:mad:

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