Celebrity Eclipse Review

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Review for Canary Islands Cruise on Celebrity Eclipse
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Rastus366
First Time Cruiser • Age 20s

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Sail Date: May 2010

Our day started by packing the suitcases at 8 o'clock the morning we were leaving and then a two hour drive to Southampton to join the cruise.

We have always travelled with Celebrity Cruises on Millennium class ships but were uncertain if the Eclipse was going to be too large when compared to our usual size of ship. We needn't have worried. The ship is very impressive when viewed at the dock and doesn't disappoint once on board. The whole layout is very contemporary and is definitely a wow on first entry.

Embarkation is very easy. Cars are lined up in rows and called forward for the luggage to be off loaded into the custody of porters. You then proceed to a secure parking area. Once parked you proceed on foot to the terminal and join the queue for the mandatory entry procedures. Once into the booking terminal Captain's Club members are directed into a dedicated line and dealt with very quickly. Then through the access door and along a corridor/ramp up to the entry port of the ship.

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Cabin 9307. Reasonable size. Very good bed. Limited draw storage. Hanging space adequate but limited access as beside one side of bed.

Excellent bathroom. Adequate veranda but a bit tight if two persons using loungers and footstools simultaneously. Excellent sound suppression from glazing. Excellent TV facilities. Free films available, re-runs of enrichment seminars if required.

Generally very quite as no passing traffic. Can be susceptible to sea movements in rough weather.

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