Celebrity Cruises

The 2026-2027 season for Celebrity Cruises is poised to be unforgettable, featuring over 600 cruises to more than 280 destinations across 70 countries on all seven continents.

The cruise line just announced a brand-new world cruise that will take passengers on a 110-night voyage across the globe, sailing to 55 destinations across 15 countries. In addition, the upscale cruise line has unveiled expanded routes to Asia, Europe, and South America.

Booking cruise vacations in advance typically helps guests secure the best rate and gives them something exciting to look forward to, so loyal Celebrity cruisers will be thrilled to know that we know when Celebrity Cruises will open up new 2026-2027 cruises. 

The deployment schedule covers Alaska, Australia, Bermuda, Canada/New England, the Canals, Hawaii, Iceland, Japan, Europe, South America, Caribbean, and Asia, giving potential sailors plenty of itinerary choices. 

Last month, I embarked on my second-ever European cruise. The 7-night voyage departed from Athens (Piraeus), Greece, and sailed to Santorini, Mykonos, Kuşadası, and Naples. 

Though I've cruised throughout Europe, this was my first time sailing to the Greek Isles, and I fell in love with the islands' whitewashed walls, blue domes, and narrow streets. The food was delicious, too! 

I’ve just returned from my first Celebrity cruise, and there were a few aspects of my cruise vacation that I preferred over Royal Caribbean.

From the time I started cruising, I’ve booked the majority of my cruises on Royal Caribbean. Despite having twenty excellent cruises with the line, I occasionally like to switch up my vacations. Thus, I recently booked a 7-night Norwegian fjords itinerary on Celebrity Silhouette.

Measuring 140,600 gross registered tons, Celebrity Ascent isn't a small expedition ship. The vessel can hold 3,260 passengers at double occupancy and has over 1,400 crew members onboard. 

From high-end bars and lounges to luxurious accommodations and world-class dining, Celebrity Cruises redefines what it means to experience luxury at sea. 

Whether you're seeking a tropical getaway to the Caribbean or want to explore the ancient wonders of the Mediterranean, every aspect of the experience is crafted to offer an unparalleled level of sophistication and comfort.

For many cruisers, savoring a glass of wine over dinner or a tropical cocktail by the pool is a must-do while onboard. As such, drink packages are among the most common add-ons. However, they aren't cheap.

Some packages cost upwards of $80 per person, per day, meaning if you can't consume at least 5-6 cocktails daily, the package may not be of value to you. Plus, most lines require all adults of legal drinking age staying in the same stateroom to purchase a package to prevent sharing. 

For many, a balcony cabin is a must-have on a cruise vacation. Interior rooms are often the smallest staterooms onboard, and while ocean-view cabins offer natural light, they lack direct access to fresh air—there's nothing quite like opening the door to your veranda and sipping a hot cup of coffee while your ship pulls into port! 

Let's face it—cruise ships don't always have the best reputation for their food. Though dining is one of the most important aspects of a cruise vacation, many dishes—especially those served in the massive main dining rooms and buffets—fall short. However, after sailing onboard Celebrity Cruises' newest cruise ship, it's clear that some lines have upped their culinary game.