Celebrity Millennium Review

Beautiful ship, wonderful time.

Review for the South Pacific Cruise on Celebrity Millennium
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mellygrant
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Nov 2013
Traveled with children

I cruised on the Millennium for a Transpacific cruise that departed Honolulu at the end of October 2013. I can't talk highly enough about this ship. Absolutely loved dining in the main dining room, the quality and variety of food was fantastic. Wait staff were attentive and friendly.

We ate twice in the Olympic restaurant (divine!) and I celebrated my 40th birthday on the last night of our cruise and we chose Qsine (which my children absolutely loved). We travelled with our 3 children aged 9, 16 and 17 years. Although the ship was a floating nursing home due to the duration and time of the year, my children still had a great time and loved the shows in the theatre (in particular Joka and Maria and the comedians). My 9 year old loved the kids club, not wanting to swim in the pool but instead rush back to the kids club to finish playing Monopoly. The staff in the kids club were wonderful and attentive, allowing me to relax and enjoy my cruise with hubby.

The martini bar was great, very entertaining late at night. We loved watching people dance in the bar areas.

Cabin Review

Great room, fairly quiet except for some late night banging, not enough to really wake you.

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