Is Celebrity Millennium a big ship?

For anyone seeking to avoid the crush of humanity you'll find on many mega-ships, Celebrity Millennium is just the right size, with a capacity of just more than 2,200 passengers. It's small enough that the ship feels intimate but large enough to support multiple restaurants, lounges and a true theater experience.



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The Millennium Class of cruise ships includes Celebrity Millennium, Celebrity Constellation, Celebrity Infinity and Celebrity Summit. The Solstice Class comprises Celebrity Solstice, Celebrity Silhouette, Celebrity Reflection, Celebrity Equinox and Celebrity Eclipse.

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A ship's traveler rating is provided under license by Cruiseline.com , which manages one of the largest databases of cruise reviews and ratings by travelers. A total of 1106 guests have reviewed Celebrity Millennium, giving it a rating of 4.1 on a scale of 1-5.

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The older ship class of Celebrity Cruises is about 30 percent smaller than the subsequent Solstice Class. If you enjoy a more intimate atmosphere onboard, with a couple of hundred fewer passengers, you might feel more at ease onboard one of Celebrity's Millennium-class vessels.

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The 2,218-passenger Celebrity Millennium debuted in 2000 and was fully refurbished in February 2019. The renovation added brand-new staterooms, updated the ship's design and technology, debuted a new lounge area and more.

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Nightlife on Celebrity Millennium In addition to the shows in the theater, you'll find live music in a number of venues, movies on the Rooftop, the occasional trivia game, themed dance parties (Motown, 80s, British Invasion, etc.) and twice per cruise a silent disco that draws people of all ages.

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The average age of a Celebrity passenger is a tad north of 50. Still, while families with younger children usually gravitate to one of the above-mentioned lines with more family-friendly activities, that doesn't mean you can't bring your kids on a Celebrity cruise.

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Celebrity Cruises pitches itself as a luxury cruise line, albeit with its own unique twist. Without a doubt, one thing they strive for is a sense of contemporary luxury in the popular vein of, unsurprisingly, celebrity culture.

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Carnival Cruise Line, known for its budget-friendly fares and frequent sales, and Celebrity Cruises, which offers a more upscale experience at reasonable rates, rank No. 2 and No. 3, respectively.

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Solarium. Let the serenity surround you at this indoor pool reserved for adults only. The sound of waterfalls will transport you to a divine state of relaxation while you stretch out on thickly padded lounge chairs or melt away stress in the hot tub.

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Well, that's exactly what the Regent Seven Seas Cruises did. In fact, after launching the 'Seven Seas Explorer' ship in 2015, the cruise line went ahead and trademarked the line “The Most Luxurious Ship Ever Built™”.

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While there are cheaper cruise lines out there, the modern luxury feeling of Celebrity justifies the extra spend for those who can afford it. Complimentary restaurants are a cut above those found on other lines, meaning there is little need to spend extra on specialty dining, unless passengers feel like a treat.

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The Persian Garden is the ship's additional charge thermal suite and is located on deck 10 within the AquaSpa. The suite includes a eucalyptus infused steam room, sauna, rain shower and heated ceramic loungers to relax on. Costs are round $20 for a day pass or $99 for a seven day cruise.

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