Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises announced the Celebrity Equinox will become the first Solstice Class ship to receive upgrades and enhancements under the Celebrity Revolution program.

Celebrity Equinox’s bow-to-stern modernization began on May 4, 2019, in Cadiz, Spain and take 29 days.

Celebrity Cruises took delivery of Celebrity Flora, which is the cruise line's first cruise ship custom built for cruises to the Galapagos.

While docked in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.Chairman and CEO Richard Fain hosted a ceremony aboard Celebrity Flora. Cruise line and shipyard executives were also in attendance, in addition to crew members.

Ahead of Celebrity Cruise's next new ship, Celebrity Flora, the cruise line announced three new partnerships ahead of the ship's launch.

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Parent Company Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. announced it as ordered a fifth Edge-Class cruise ship to be delivered in fall 2024.

French shipbuilder Chantiers de l'Atlantique entered into an agreement with the cruise line for the new order.

"Edge class made an immediate hit with Celebrity Cruises guests and is a state-of-the-art example of technical excellence and elegant design," said Richard D. Fain, Chairman and CEO, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.  "We can't wait to build the next one."

The newly transformed Celebrity Summit is ready to turn heads after completing its dramatic transformation. The ship’s “Revolutionary” revitalization is the next chapter of The Celebrity Revolution, Celebrity Cruises’ biggest fleet-wide modernization ever, with more than $500-million in luxurious upgrades taking the brand’s already award-winning fleet to the Edge.

The newly transformed Celebrity Summit is ready to turn heads after completing its dramatic transformation. The ship’s “Revolutionary” revitalization is the next chapter of The Celebrity Revolution, Celebrity Cruises’ biggest fleet-wide modernization ever, with more than $500-million in luxurious upgrades taking the brand’s already award-winning fleet to the Edge.

Celebrity Cruises’ modern-luxury ship Celebrity Solstice expanded its South Pacific repertoire this week with maiden calls to the incredible island archipelagos of Samoa and Tonga.

The Australian-based 2850-passenger ship made its debut to Samoan capital Apia at 8am on Saturday 23 March, allowing guests eight sun-filled hours to explore the vibrant harbourside capital and its surrounding regions.

Celebrity Cruises celebrated the completion of a multi-million dollar refurbishment to Celebrity Summit, as part of a $500-million fleet-wide modernization effort.

The all-new Celebrity Summit’s enhancements include:

Stateroom and suite enhancements:

Celebrity Cruises released their 2021 Galapagos Islands sailings, which will feature luxury mega yacht Celebrity Flora and Celebrity Xpedition.