Celebrity Infinity Review

Get out your wallet and put in your earplugs

Review for the British Isles & Western Europe Cruise on Celebrity Infinity
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chumdiver
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jun 2014
Traveled with children

I have had 8 cruises and my wife has had over a dozen. We cruised on the Celebrity Infinity only because it was going to our ports of interest.  Overall, I was not pleased.

Although the ship was well maintained and the staff members we interacted with were exceptionally nice, several going beyond the call of duty to resolve some scheduling and excursion issues, I won't do this ship again.

Reason #1 to not go on this ship is the "Stars of the Infinity" and the productions. It seemed that not only had none of the lead singers ever heard the originals, their voices were totally unsuitable for the songs assigned. With the concept that more is better, the stage was often flooded with people who could not and would not sing together. If you do not have the range, do not insert falsettos into songs that never had them. I was not sure if the sound manager was trying to cover up the horrible singing with the WORST mixing ever or perhaps is a half deaf sadist. Admittedly, the orchestra and choreography were very good, but they could not save the show.

Cabin Review

Cabin steward was wonderful!Room was seldom the right temperature and the TV was tiny.Having the stench of fuel for three hours one morning was not enjoyable.And this should be listed as a night owl room as we could hear the percussion from shows each night.

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