Celebrity Cruises Reviews

Crew and ports were good

Ship was great along with the crew

Little trouble with food service the first few days. Not sure why but they worked it out.

like all other caribbean trips

bad food, stomach viruses, crew did best they could, mgt. just running ship on cheap buying low quality food!

Great service, great stateroom with veranda, great food!!

Our trip from Buenos Aires, Argentina was magical. I loved South America's natural landscapes, and my highlight of the trip was seeing the penguins in their natural habitat. I have to say the staff was welcoming and helpful at every turn. I enjoyed the waitstaff in the main dining room and the food overall was very good. We enjoyed breakfasts at the Tuscan Grill that were part of our Elite status. I did not love that fact that dirty dishes were left outside our cabin daily that weren't even ours. I did not think the dinner we had at Le Petite Chef was worth the money nor the seafood lunch which was not good at Tuscan Grill. Celia Garland was a naturalist that was wonderful explaining the habitat we were going to see. The ship's trip that we signed up for to Puerto Madryn did not leave us enough time to see the penguins. The bus ride took up most of our time. I was disappointed that we had to cancel our tour to the Falkland Islands which we were so looking forward to. We were at sea many more days than we thought we'd be and didn't really get to see more wildlife than we would have liked. We did enjoy the last tour of Buenos Aires with an excellent lunch and tango show that was wonderful and would highly recommend that. Also The Infinity needs to be revolutionized as many of its areas look shopworn including the small couch in our cabin. I think Celebrity needs to try just a bit harder to win us over for the next cruise, let's see.

Great vacation, I loved the ship!!!

Very much enjoyed the Apex it is beautiful. The crew was very welcoming. Would like better excursions choices. Don't like recent cruise line changes regarding main dining room and cost of upgraded options. Activities and shows were good. Bar service was difficult at rush hours as waiters had to compete with guests for bartenders attention. Drinks at buffet are self service but really should be total drink service from Bar servers. Hard to carry food and drink without food getting cold. Jammed at drink station takes long time while people fix their coffee.

This cruise gave us all we needed in Aqua Class. Blue Restaurant was amazing as the staff was so attentive and handle special orders with easy. The cabin attendant was first class and paid attention to detail. I will be doing another cruise soon.

It was truly exciting going thru the locks

Pictures of our Celibery Edge ship passing thru the Panama canel locks

I have always wanted to see the Panama Canal, but the idea of having to fly out or back from the other coast made the trip a lot less attractive. The idea of a taste of the place was just great - and isn't that what cruising to a destination is all about - tasting the destinations. If you love them, you will go back. The addition of Aruba, Bonaire, Curaco and Caragena just made the trip better. While circumstance conspired against us enjoying Aruba (a medical emergency delayed arrival, resulting in the cancellation of most excursions) a visit to the beach at Bonaire was like snorkeling in an aquarium! Curacao is also a lovely island, with a rich history and wonderful places to visit. The surprise of the trip was Caragena - it is a magnificent city, with so much history and culture to see. Our taste (via Voyages of DIstinction, and added Avoya perk on this cruise) really whet our appetite to come back. The Canal was unbelievable - the size, scope and business bogle the mind, and our Captain Costas did a nice job at making sure that we were able to take it all in. I have to say that the Edge is a beautiful ship, although I would caution any potential passenger to read the descriptions of it carefully - the infinite balcony is a nice window, but not a balcony; the four main dining rooms are really not four restaurants, but a main dining room divided into four rooms. But everything else was great.

We had great time on ship. Room, food and personal were excellent. Did not care about excursionson this cruise, except for the ATV one in Bonaire.

Great crew Food quality/variety decline

Cruise was great. Celebrity lives up to every expectation

No real value in concierge service. Lobster dinners no hit with dramatic up charges. Premium drinks didn’t have advertised wines at all service locations. Avoya agent Charlotte Goldstein however, continues to receive 5 star rating