Celebrity Mexican Riviera Cruise Reviews

My husband and I have taken similar cruises to Mexico a number of times, but this cruise was really special. One of the many reasons was that the ship was only about one third full which made our experience really wonderful. We had a suite so our embarkation was effortless. Our suite wasn’t the biggest, but it had a good sized balcony and a nice sized living room and bedroom. The only drawback ...

I did the Mexican Riviera Cruise from San Pedro (Port of Los Angeles) departing 10/29/22, returning 11/5/22. My assessment of the Cruise Line, Ship, and Service is very fresh. I originally booked/purchased a Veranda Room, on the 7th Floor, midship. I opted to participate in Move-Up and my bid was accepted to move up to Aqua Class. I had cruise credit, I purchased the fastest wifi, the ...

Mostly went on this as had to fit in a narrow timing window, been to all destinations before. Getting on was very smooth. Getting off had a goofy and really unnecessary shuttle than was 20 minutes from onboarding to offboarding and I think it went less than 200 yards and created a huge surge in Lyft/Uber pricing. Dinner choices decent. Portions a bit inconsistent, would help to label more ...

My wife and I have cruised four times before. Twice op Carnival and twice on NCL. We were very excited to book our first Celebrity cruise, however I have to say the experience definitely didn't match the hype! Like other posters have said, the ship is somewhat outdated, but overall we thought the ship held up pretty well for its age. For us the dining was a disaster! We ate in the dining room ...

This was a quick get away while our golf course closed for overseeded. We were able to drive to the port as only 51/2 hours away. Happy not to have to fly to cruise. Was our 3rd cruise since the reopening after Covid. More staff than passengers which made us feel pampered. Entertainment was good and always just happy to be cruising. Ports of call of no interest to us as have been on ...

This cruise was a last-minute replacement for a 9-day Caribbean cruise on NCL that was canceled due to Hurricane Ian. This was just our 5th cruise with Celebrity and about or 10th Mexican Rivera cruise. We have done this cruise on Carnival, NCL & RCCL. We drove from 25 miles east of Tucson, Vail, AZ. The drive takes about 7.5 hours including a couple of brief stops to make our “bladder ...

Prior to choosing this ship, I read dozens of reviews on Cruise Critic. I was concerned about all the negative reviews talking about the shabby condition of the ship. This is SIMPLY NOT TRUE. The Celebrity Solstice is magnificent. I didn't see ANY evidence of this ship showing its age and believe me... I WAS LOOKING! If you'd told me this ship was just two years old, I would have believed you. ...

always thought Celebrity was great but bad experience on this past Mexican Riviera cruise - ship is outdated using old key card system and use cards in casino - very tight on rewards in casino too along with no smoking - not even a room nearby or a smoking lounge or they used to smoke on 1 side of slot area. Extremely rude Pitt Bosses. The limits are higher than Las Vegas making it harder for ...

First, a little about us. These were my 14th & 15th Celebrity cruises- this is my favourite cruiseline! My husband and I are in our late 30s, and we were sailing with our 12 year old son, my parents, and my husband's mother.  Our last Celebrity cruise was in 2017 since our 2020 was canceled because of covid-19, so it's been a few years, and we were interested to see what is new and what had ...

I wanted to clarify some other posters' remarks. We were on the ship in January for a short cruise of the Mexican Riviera. I wanted to review in context of a person who has traveled on celebrity ships quite a bit. The last poster was entirely correct about the dining room and the food. Celebrity has obviously started cutting costs and it has really begun in the main dining room. I also don't ...