Hard Rock/Margaritaville in Nassau

[daisyx3]

I know they are so touristy, but do these two places have Nassau locations? If so, are they walking distance from the pier? I collect HRC guitar pins and like to go to a Margaritaville if it's around, just for grins.
Daisyx3

 

[apathetic]

HRC is a few blocks from the pier. Can't remember Margaritaville, but I bet it is around there too.

 

[Mitura]

There is a HRC in Nassau. But look on line to see if it is still active for the last time I was there (Dec 2014) it wasn't an authorized HRC. Meaning they were a HRC but lost their license and were still operating. In Dec 2014 they only had 2~3 pins, very disappointing. But I have noticed that with island HRC's there isn't much of a pin selection. If you have a HRC Rewards card bring it for it seems the HRC's no longer print out coupons/Rewards ID #. So if you don't have WiFi you won't be able to look your number up on line.

Though the good thing about Nassau is that it is really close to the terminal at Nassau.

I couldn't tell you about Margaritaville, not a Jimmy Buffet guy.

Joe

 

[daisyx3]

I have discovered that the Bahamas Margaritaville is on/in Paradise Island, so I'm guessing not where we will be. I will check on the HRC before I go--I drove out of the way in May of 2013 to get a pin from the Albequerque HRC Casino and they didn't have much because they were disaffiliating from HRC in a matter of weeks.
Daisyx3

 

[Quellman]

I have discovered that the Bahamas Margaritaville is on/in Paradise Island, so I'm guessing not where we will be. I will check on the HRC before I go--I drove out of the way in May of 2013 to get a pin from the Albequerque HRC Casino and they didn't have much because they were disaffiliating from HRC in a matter of weeks.
Daisyx3

The margaritaville is close to the Atlantis. You can pay a small cab fare, like $5 pp each way if you want to hop over the bridge. i think you can take a water taxi as well!

 

[joni4122]

The Hard Rock is only a few blocks from the pier, on the way to the Straw Market. It doesn't look like much from the outside, compared to other Hard Rock Cafes I've seen. The entrance was on a little side street. You walk into the gift shop and then go upstairs to the bar/restaurant.