Celebrity Summit Review

Cozy ship with lots to do

Review for Bermuda Cruise on Celebrity Summit
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rafaelu36
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Aug 2018
Traveled with children
December '63 guest performance
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With all the gigantic ships getting all the buzz in recent years, it was nice to sail a smaller ship, and still have more than enough activities, food, entertainment, and whatever else any other ship offers. Benefits of smaller ship: less walking around, less memorizing where everything is, easier to find family/friends, seeing familiar faces over again, and less crowds (yes, its LESS crowded thanks to fewer passengers). Not having to wait in line for breakfast for 15 minutes to get a waffle was much better than any other cruise I've been on.

The ship looses a star for a few things:

(1) the Buffet food was really hit or miss. One area of the buffet, and I get delicious asian chicken; another area of the buffet I get something that looks like chicken but is basically rocks.

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King's Wharf

Bermuda is very beautiful, but tiny and kind of dull after a while. Locals not very friendly to tourists, and local markets are expensive (even away from touristy areas). No sidewalks, and roads are very narrow.

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