Celebrity happens to be one of our favorite cruise in the big ship genre. However, having just returned from this 12 niter, not so sure. The ship was beautiful and had all the bells and whistles, but I did not enjoy hanging out on so many sea days in cooler waters and found the average age of the passengers to be median age 75 and overall a bit boring. The dining room chairs as mentioned in the main venue were cumbersome and your spouse or the waitstaff had to push you in at each meal. We never visited Michaels Club (Perry where are you?) The dining was nice, our table off toward the back, so we never experienced the full beauty of the Grand Cuvee Dining Room. Opt for a center table. The last nite so glad we experienced Murano very lovely French restaurant, quite and nice.I would have enjoyed earlier dining than 8:30 seating, too late, but found the earlier seating to be crowded. To go to an earlier scheduled show impossible standing room only unless you got there an hour earlier. The main 3 production shows were wonderful. A very nice guitar player on 5 outside of Muranos.
The ports,O.K. not much to say. Labadee had a nice lunch provided, St. Juan could have skipped, St.Thomas Megan's Bay Beach extremely crowded, St.Martin nice, Antiqua lovely, St. Croix took snorkel trip to Buck's Island not my favorite since the sea is choppy always.
Our deluxe stateroom, O.K. attendant wonderful. Draw space well over the bed there it is.......
We had a veranda room. Very little cabinet space conveniently located. Nice bathroom with shower larger than most.