Celebrity Cruises

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Website: Celebrity.com

Profile

Celebrity Cruises is a consistently top-rated premium cruise line offering a taste of luxury on one of the youngest and most innovative fleets at sea. Celebrity distinguishes itself by providing the fresh gourmet cuisine of renowned Master Chef Michel Roux, along with new specialty restaurants featuring dramatic tableside cooking and service; an array of other dining options ranging from elegant specialty restaurants and main restaurants, to casual grills and cafes, to 24-hour room service and elaborate buffets; warm and engaging service, with a guest-to-staff ratio of 2:1; Celebrity's revitalizing Elemis Spa, the largest, most luxurious spas afloat, with the exclusive Sensory Heaven experience; one of the world's largest corporate collections of original, contemporary art; an enrichment program including lectures and literature produced in partnership with the Nature Conservancy; handsome, spacious staterooms and luxury suites; sophisticated public rooms including the Conservatory, Martini and Champagne Bars, and Cova Café Milano, the seagoing version of the stylish coffeehouse in Milan's fashion district. Experience a true departure with Celebrity Cruises in Alaska, Bermuda, the Caribbean, California, Europe, Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, the Panama Canal and South America.

Ships In Service

Century: 70,606 tons, 1,750 Passengers

Constellation: 91,000 tons, 1,950 Passengers

Galaxy: 77,713 tons, 1,870 Passengers

Infinity: 91,000 tons, 1,950 Passengers

Mercury: 77,713 tons, 1,870 Passengers

Millennium: 91,000 tons, 1,950 Passengers

Summit: 91,000 tons, 1,950 Passengers

Xpedition: 2329 tons, 94 Passengers

Zenith: 47,255 tons, 1,375 Passengers

New Ship Builds

Celebrity Solstice: (est. delivery Autumn 2008) 117,000 tons, 2850 Passengers

Celebrity Equinox: (est. delivery Summer 2009) 117,000 tons, 2850 Passengers

Customer Profile
Celebrity Cruises appeals largely to adults 35 and older who have an appreciation of quality. Celebrity passengers are primarily U.S. residents, but a growing percentage are Canadian, European and Latin American residents.