The "Millenium class" ship Summit is a splendid vessel. Finishes of wood and marble, etched glasss and polished granite are the details of opulance on every deck. You'll find spacious staterooms and suites complete with verandas. Everywhere you turn, there is a surprise to spoil and pamper you.

Convenient Internet cafes allow guests to stay connected with family and friends. State-of- the-art theaters provide the perfect environment for lavish Broadway and Vegas production shows. The Michael's Club offers hand-rolled cigars, fine cognacs and port wine. The AquaSpa provides guests over 40 ways to rejuvenate the mind, body and soul. In-stateroom dining is available to guests 24 hours a day.

Ship Facts

Occupancy: 2,034
Tonnage:  91,000
Length: 965 ft
Beam: 105 ft
Draught: 26 ft
Cruise Speed: 24 kts
Inaugural Date: Oct 01, 2001

Best For People Who Want:
Spacious cabins with good amenities; suites with butlers; private balconies; sophisticated touches like a piano lounge, martini/caviar bar, full-service florist; the most extensive spa facilities at sea.

Should Be Avoided By People Who Prefer:
A vibrant, high-energy environment with top-notch shows in the main entertainment venue; singles and many children; open, single-seating dining; a small-ship cruise experience.

Onboard Experience:
You will notice the relaxing and elegant atmosphere onboard Summit the moment you cross the gangway. As your cruise progresses, gentle reminders that you're aboard one of the most sophisticated ships in the "premium" range of cruise lines will appear.

The tone is set early in the cruise. Representatives from each of the ship's activity options set up poolside tables to answer questions of arriving guests on embarkation day. Whether it's spa appointments, questions about Internet rates or casino gaming, it's a nice touch to begin the cruise. There is enough variety in onboard activities, enrichment lectures, and quality entertainment to keep almost any type of cruiser happy -- all led by a friendly and energetic Cruise Director and his staff.