Celebrity Infinity Review
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We just returned from the October 29th sailing of Celebrity's Infinity. It was her first sailing after drydock where they refreshed some areas and changed out the SS United States Restaurant for a new Tuscan Grill Restaurant.
It was a Thursday to Thursday sailing and there was only one other ship in port – so it made embarkation and debarkation easy as far as the number of people there.
A little background – we are a senior couple, living in Palm City, Florida, who love to cruise – this was our 12th Celebrity cruise and 48th overall – we began cruising in 1987. We have cruised with Celebrity on the Meridian, Zenith, Century, Mercury, Millenium, Eclipse, and Constellation – some multiple times – prior to this Infinity sailing. So we have experienced all the various classes of ships that they have ever had. Since they did away with the Century class ships, the M class have been our favorite.
Cabin Review
Inside Stateroom 10
Typical inside cabin. Enough storage for us. We have the beds set up as twins. Our Steward, Batista, was excellent. He found nice soft pillows for us. Location was great - just behind Passenger Services and convenient to the mid-ship area. Shower was easy to use and decent in size for my 6'4" husband and myself. It was a quiet location on this cruise.
Port Reviews
Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
The terminal is relatively new and it is a LONG walk from where you are dropped off with your luggage to the check in counters. On returning it isn't so long since you are coming out directly where the luggage is located.
Belize City
We did not leave the ship. Again this is a port for divers and snorkelers and there were trips to see Mayan ruins.
Roatan
We walked off the ship to the little "village" that was right at the pier - it was cute and had some shops and things to eat - we just sat awhile and watched the people and then went back to the ship - this is a port for diving and snorkeling.