From the most brilliant design and architectural minds of our time comes a class of ships that defy the imagination. Introducing Solstice Class, floating worlds of aesthetic and experiential perfection, where every detail is attended to and every guest is pampered. Solstice debuts in 2008, with three additional vessels to embark in subsequent years.

As you stroll among the expansive decks, you'll experience the rich color palettes illuminated by beautiful natural light, and revel in the extensive amenities - all delivered with the attentive service for which Celebrity Cruises is renowned. Celebrity Solstice is built around you and the way you long to travel. Voyage with us, on the newest of our Solstice-class of ships, and discover a refined level of elegance - an unrivaled experience making a distinctive statement of style and design. We invite you to learn more about the new features and venues as details are revealed.

Ship Facts

Occupancy: 2,850
Tonnage:  122,000
Length: 1,033 ft
Beam: 121 ft
Draught: 27 ft
Cruise Speed: 24 kts
Inaugural Date: Nov 23, 2008

Best For People Who Want:
A spacious premium ship with plenty of dining options and an active nightlife; a relaxing but elegant onboard ambience; onboard shopping; large bathrooms in all staterooms

Should Be Avoided By People Who Prefer:
Small-ship cruising, whimsical decor, singing and dancing waiters, an active onboard sports program

Onboard Experience:
If you already like Celebrity you will love Solstice. Is it too big? Is the Hearst Castle too big? Size is relative and in many ways Solstice is like a roomier version of the Celebrity Millennium-class. The designers more than compensated for the larger capacity, making her the perfect size - alive with activities but never too crowded.

Solstice is also beautiful with many of the same features that make the Millennium class appealing. There are long drapes cascading down from three decks above to frame the Grand Foyer staircase. There is a beautiful chandelier in the dining room while the alternative dining spots are generously apportioned with plenty of space between the tables.

The vast majority of staterooms have balconies, and they average 15% larger than other Celebrity ships, Most of the extra room is given over to the bathroom where there is enough room for two people to get ready for dinner. The large showers feature sliding doors rather than plastic curtains that hug against you and there is more storage than most cruise ships.