Baltic Sea Celebrity Constellation Baltic Sea Cruise Reviews

This is our sixth time with Celebrity, but the first time on the Constellation. Embarkation was a breeze, took less than 20 minutes from leaving the hotel room to boarding the ship. If you are departing from Amsterdam I would recommend the Movenpick Hotel, it's right next to the cruise terminal. The ship looks a little dated, but it was clean and overall pretty good. The food and service in the ...

Norway and Baltics back to back. Celebrity has a priced options approach with a constant on board up sell which can be aggressive at times. When booking, spend time figuring out what’s important and whether it’s included in your package. One gets what they pay for. Evaluate the drink package when offered the first day, how much & what you expect to consume and whether the specific beverage or ...

Just back from the June 2 Scandinavia and Russia cruise aboard the Celebrity Constellation. This was our third cruise with Celebrity; first time on the Constellation. The ports of call (Amsterdam, Berlin, Tallinn, St, Petersburg, Helsinki, Stockholm, and Copenhagen) were well picked and extremely interesting. There were no sea days between Tallinm and Stockholm so after 5 straight days of ...

This was our 5th cruise, first on Celebrity. We previously cruised on Regent, Oceania and Viking. Norway is an extremely expensive destination, hence our decision to give Celebrity a try since their prices are much lower and they were offering the 123 special. We stayed in Aqua Class, which we thought might give us a reprieve from crowding that we expected, since this ship is more than twice the ...

The Constellation, while obviously aging, was clean and operating well for our cruise up the coast of Norway to the North Cape (above the Arctic Circle). The room attendants and meal service staff were all personable, attentive and responsive. Captain Tasos was very engaged with the guests and shipboard activities. The food was very good, not outstanding, and presented well. My wife thought the ...

I’ve seen many questions on the boards inquiring how an Oceania cruise compares with a Celebrity cruise, so will do my best to give some feedback. I realize these lines are not in the same category so truthfully it is not fair to compare against each other, however, hopefully this will help those planning future cruises. Also, we're not seasoned cruisers and only have cruised 4 times prior to ...

Boarding in Fort Lauderdale for the TA was fast and efficient. We had cabin 2023 for the TA and 2033 for the European parts of the trip. I do NOT recommend cabin 2023. At night there is a whistling sound that will keep you awake. The room steward said it is probably the ship's stabilizers. We did not hear the noise in 2033 and other passengers in different cabins on that deck and other decks did ...

This was our first cruise on the Celebrity Constellation, or any of Celebrities’ Millennium class. We have previously sailed on the Solstice and the Eclipse, and consequently found ourselves comparing the different ships. The Constellation is a smaller ship than the other two, and from time to time we noticed it, particularly in the public areas. However, Celebrity was our cruise line of choice ...

We are a retired couple ages 61 and 60 that travel and cruise a great deal. We live in Florida and part time in NYC. We are used to eating out at fine dining restaurants, and seeing theater, concerts, etc in NYC. We have cruised many times to the Caribbean, eastern western and southern, to Turkey and Greece, the Baltic, Panama Canal, Alaska, Barcelona and Lisbon. We usually like to take ...

It was a great vacation. A lot of that was due to the fabulous itinerary of the Celebrity Constellation. We started by spending 3 nights in Amsterdam, then took the 12 night Scandinavia & Russia cruise, and then topped it off with two nights in Brugge (Bruges). Amsterdam was our favorite city, followed by Brugge, and then St. Petersburg. And, we loved them for different reasons. Amsterdam is so ...