About Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity cruise fares typically include your stateroom accommodation, most meals in main dining rooms and buffets, select beverages like regular coffee, tea, and water, and access to onboard entertainment and activities such as shows and pools. Specialty dining, some beverages, excursions, and spa services usually cost extra.

Celebrity ships offer a variety of dining options, including complimentary main dining rooms with multi-course meals, casual buffet-style eateries, and several specialty restaurants focusing on specific cuisines like Italian or French, which usually have an additional charge. Room service is also generally available, sometimes with a fee for certain items or times.

Onboard Celebrity, you'll find a range of entertainment and activities, from Broadway-caliber shows and live music to enrichment programs and classes. Guests can also enjoy pools, fitness centers, casinos, art auctions, and themed parties.

Celebrity's cancellation policy, like most cruise lines, depends on how far in advance you cancel your cruise. Generally, the closer to the sailing date, the higher the cancellation penalty, which could be a percentage of your fare or the full amount. It's crucial to review the specific terms at the time of booking.

With Celebrity, gratuities are typically automatically added to your onboard account daily for your stateroom attendant, dining staff, and other service personnel. Guests usually have the option to prepay these gratuities before the cruise or adjust them onboard in case of service issues.

For Celebrity cruises, infants must generally be at least 6 months old on the first day of the cruise, or 12 months old for certain itineraries like transatlantic or transpacific sailings. Passengers under 21 must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older in the same stateroom, with some exceptions for married couples or those in connecting staterooms with parents/guardians.

Yes, Celebrity Cruises accommodates a variety of special dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, kosher, and diabetic diets. It is best to notify the cruise line of any dietary requirements at the time of booking or at least a few weeks before sailing to ensure they can make appropriate arrangements.

Required travel documents for a Celebrity cruise depend on the itinerary. For most international voyages, a valid passport is required for all guests, and some countries may also require visas. For certain closed-loop cruises (starting and ending in the same U.S. port), U.S. citizens might be able to travel with an original birth certificate and a government-issued photo ID, but a passport is always highly recommended.