
Celebrity Cruises
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Modern luxury for sophisticated travelers
Celebrity Cruises is the premium line of the Royal Caribbean group. With avant-garde ship design (Celebrity Edge redefined the industry), the floating Magic Carpet, the art-and-dining space Eden, The Retreat (a resort-style exclusive suite enclave) and a culinary experience above any line in its class, Celebrity is the ideal choice for couples, adults and sophisticated families who want something more elevated than a mega-ship cruise without ultra-luxury prices.
Who it's for
Couples, adults, sophisticated families, foodies, premium travelers who value design and cuisine
Price range
$$ — $$$ (accessible premium, excellent luxury for the money)
Vibe
Elegant, contemporary, food-forward, relaxed, sophisticated
Fleet
Meet the ships

Celebrity Edge
The ship that revolutionized cruise design. Magic Carpet (floating platform), Eden (multi-sensory space), Infinite Verandas.

Celebrity Beyond
An evolution of the Edge with more space, a redesigned Retreat and an expanded Rooftop Garden. Among the largest in the Edge class (same size as Ascent and Xcel).

Celebrity Ascent
Third sister of the Edge class. Same platform as Beyond with additional refinements.

Celebrity Xcel
The newest ship in the fleet (fifth of the Edge class, in service since November 2025). Debuts The Bazaar (replacing Eden) and the IYKYK speakeasy. Caribbean and Mediterranean.

Celebrity Apex
Second of the Edge class. Sails the Mediterranean and Caribbean. Same revolutionary design.

Celebrity Solstice class
Classic class featuring the Lawn Club (real grass on deck). Sails Alaska, Australia and Asia.
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Magic Carpet
A 90-ton moving platform that glides up and down the side of the ship. It serves as a bar, restaurant and tender station on different decks. Only on Edge class.
Eden
A three-story space with a garden, bar, restaurant and live performances. It blends nature, art and cuisine. Nothing like it exists on any other ship.
Infinite Verandas
Balconies that merge with the room when you open the glass. The space transforms and feels twice as big. Patented by Celebrity.
The Retreat
Exclusive suite enclave with the Luminae restaurant (chef Daniel Boulud), a lounge with a full bar, private sundeck with cabanas and a personal butler.
Superior cuisine
Celebrity's food is consistently rated the best among premium cruise lines. Le Petit Chef (3D animation on your plate) is a one-of-a-kind experience.
Restaurants

Main Restaurant
Two-story main dining room with a rotating menu. International cuisine a cut above the average.

Oceanview Cafe
Gourmet buffet with live cooking stations. Far superior to the typical cruise buffet.

Eden Cafe
Artisan cafe with crepes, cold-pressed juices and gourmet snacks. Inside the Eden space.

Mast Grill
Burgers and casual poolside food.
Mich's Stateroom Guide
Celebrity has the Infinite Verandas (Edge class) — the balcony blends into the room and you can open the glass wall. It's the most innovative design on the market. The Retreat (suites) includes an exclusive restaurant, lounge, sundeck and butler. It's like a luxury resort inside the ship.
Inside
$1,000-2,500 (3-4 nights)Compact but elegantly designed. Premium finishes even in the most basic category.
Mich's Tip: Celebrity's inside cabins feel more expensive than they are. Good design makes the difference.
Oceanview
$1,300-3,000 (3-4 nights)Panoramic window. Only on Solstice-class ships.
Mich's Tip: Only available on the older ships. On Edge class, jump straight to an Infinite Veranda.
Infinite Veranda (Balcony)
$2,000-4,500 (3-4 nights)The balcony becomes part of the room. Open the glass and the space doubles. Celebrity's patented design.
Mich's Tip: The Infinite Veranda is the biggest innovation in cruise cabins in decades. The room feels enormous when you open the glass.
The Retreat (Suites)
$4,500-20,000+ (3-4 nights)Suites from Junior up to Penthouse and the Iconic Suite. Includes access to The Retreat: the Luminae restaurant, lounge, private sundeck and butler.
Mich's Tip: The Retreat is the best-value suite experience after the MSC Yacht Club. Luminae (the exclusive restaurant) is worth the upgrade all by itself.
Kids Clubs
Camp at Sea (ages 3-12)
Kids club with age-grouped activities: art, science, games. Well organized, but without character theming.
Mich's Tip: Celebrity isn't the first pick for little kids, but the program is solid. Best for kids 8+ who enjoy creative activities.
Teens Club (ages 13-17)
Teen lounge with video games, music and social activities.
Mich's Tip: Teens do well on Celebrity. The ship overall is calmer than Royal Caribbean.
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Included in the price
- Food at the Main Restaurant, gourmet buffet and casual eateries
- High-production live shows and entertainment
- Pools and relaxation areas (adults-only Solarium)
- Kids and teens clubs
- Fitness center and basic fitness classes
- Eden (multi-sensory space with art and performances)
- Lawn Club (real grass — Solstice class)
- Basic room service
Extra cost
- Specialty restaurants ($50-75/person)
- Drink package (approx. $90-110/day with gratuity included, varies by ship and date)
- Shore excursions
- Internet/WiFi (approx. $27-33/day per device, varies by ship and date)
- The Spa (spa and thermal suite)
- Gratuities ($18/person/day added automatically; $19 in Concierge/AquaClass and $23 in The Retreat)
- AquaClass extras (access to the Blu restaurant with an AquaClass stateroom)
Popular Routes
Western Caribbean, 7 nights
Couples, adults, sophisticated familiesMich's Tip: Celebrity in the Caribbean is more laid-back than Royal Caribbean. Ideal if you want to enjoy the ship as much as the ports.
Eastern Caribbean, 7 nights
Couples, honeymoonersMich's Tip: More exotic ports with crystal-clear water. The Edge-class ships sail this route.
Mediterranean, 7-12 nights
Couples, foodies, culture loversMich's Tip: Celebrity shines in the Mediterranean. The onboard cuisine pairs perfectly with the European ports.
Alaska, 7 nights
Nature lovers, couples, familiesMich's Tip: The Solstice-class ships (with the open-air Lawn Club) are perfect for Alaska. Imagine watching glaciers from real grass.
Greek Isles, 7-10 nights
Couples, anniversaries, foodiesMich's Tip: Celebrity's signature itinerary. Edge-class ships sail it in summer. Book 9-12 months ahead.
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