Celebrity Millennium Review

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Millennium to Alaska: The Good, The Bad, and The Buffet

Review for Alaska Cruise on Celebrity Millennium
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First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jul 2014

To start, I'll say this: a trip or multiple trips to Alaska is a must. It's one of the most magnificent places I've traveled and has nature and wildlife viewing and activities for both the casual and serious adventurer.

This was my second cruise to Alaska and my husband's first, but we've also cruised many times before.

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Overall great cabin:Pros - easy to get anywhere you need to go. Love aqua class and dining in Blu is nice. Only downsides were that the balcony was smaller than I had on past ships and that we occasionally heard shuffling of chairs above. For cold Alaska, it was not a big deal. It might be in a warm weather climate though since pool deck is directly above.note: there are poles that support the deck above. View is still great but photos will need to be taken straight on, versus diagonal from the balcony.

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