Celebrity Miami Cruise Reviews

We took a cruise to celebrate Spring Break. We departed from Miami Terminal G. Upon first arrival in the terminal, the age and lack of cleanliness were apparently going to foreshadow the remainder of the trip. While everyone in the terminal was very nice, it just was not up to the Celebrity status that we have come accustomed to. Our first stop was in Key West which did go smoothly. It was ...

Celebrity doesn’t include gratuities in the booking price but you should be aware of their strong pressure tactics to get you to tip what they want you to tip and it is NOT DEPENDENT upon quality of service. In the old days, you tipped your waiter, room steward, maître d’, etc. based on a the cruise line's recommended amount adjusted for the quality of the service provided you; in other ...

The summit has a great overall look, until you look closely. There were a lot of smaller issues that appeared to have been overlooked, resulting in a not so great overall experience. The food was a highlight, with great food and service in the main dinning room (Cosmopolitan Restaurant). The concierge staff, guest services staff, shop staff, and casino staff were all fantastic. The live music was ...

We chose this ship for 2 reasons. One was because it was our first Celebrity cruise and two, we wanted to visit Key West. I kept hearing great things about Celebrity, so I figured to give it a try. We’ve been on many different lines, so we had a lot to compare certain things to. The not so good… First thing to say is the ship is old and is in need of some attention in many places. Rust is ...

Now that we are both retired, my wife and I have resumed cruising and as part of that we decided to try a few more of the main-stream lines we had not sailed before. We prefer small to medium size ships (about 100,000 GT or less with under 2,000 passengers) and have no interest in megaships. Summit was right on the upper limit of our preferred ship size and passenger capacity. We found a nice ...

We booked this cruise back in July of 2022 because we kept hearing great things about Celebrity. For the most part the service was good outside of the main dining room but quality of food was about as low as you could go, including the specialty restaurant. Fruit was hard and zero taste, meat on the buffet was always a mystery because of the amount of sauce that they used to cover it up. Fatty, ...

Overall: This was our 5th cruise with Celebrity, 1st time on the Silhouette, and 35th cruise overall. For the most part we’ve always been very happy with our cruise experience on previous Celebrity cruises on the Solstice and Equinox. Maybe a dozen kids on this sailing, which was probably due to school being in session and a 10-day sailing. Nothing against kids onboard, our daughter grew up on ...

Service was a 10 everywhere. They got a little pushy with the drinks on the last couple of nights. The comedian and musician were fun, the production shows were so-so but it was obvious the cast members put a lot of work into them. "Neil Diamond" was good, but the soul singer and the cello player were just not up to standard. I actually had inedible food in the main dining room on two nights: ...

Great boat, great food, great destinations. Audience is for an older audience I would recommend they other boats if you’re in your 20s or 30s. No basketball court, a bunch of pools, but they do have a decent gym. Parties & activities aren’t that great and is mid. Overall it’s a good boat like I said they have amazing destinations and the boat is very good looking but on sea days you will be bored. ...

We'd been sooo looking forward to this cruise cuz of the entertainment, "Fingers Felder" headlining, lotsa others like Moody Blues John Lodge & Jon Davison (John Jr I called him), The Orchestra dong ELO, etc. Those 3 were great, but not as easy to meet & greet AS HOPED. You pay a lotta $$$ to see these stars. Queen Nation was wonderful to hear & also to get autographs & pics with, John Lodge did ...