Between me and my girlfriend, we have been on almost 10 cruises ranging from bottom of the line (Carnival Glory) to vary the satisfied (Royal Caribbean or Princess). We are both in our mid 30s and young professionals, Judging from Celebrity's website and commercials aired both internet and on TV, we thought we were the target demographic and would fit right in. Here is why we were wrong in so many ways.

#1. The ship. We really didn't care too much about the age of the ship or the rust, due to it's age it's understandable. What we had a problem was with the decor and overall autistics of the ship. Celebrity prides on "modern luxury." Aside from the ILoung and the martini bar Crush nothing in the ship seemed modern nor luxurious. And this is after a update to keep up with the times. If someone blind forded me and threw me on this ship, I would of thought I was on any other middle of the road cruise ship. It's lacking a Wow! or Cool modern effect for sure.

Our stateroom (Ocean view) actually had worse decor and comfort then all ships we been on thus far. From the torn sheets to flat pillows and stained linens, the Celebrity Summit is defiantly worthy of the ugly sister badge in every way. Read more