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Celebrity Constellation – An In-Depth Review of the Experience Onboard one of Celebrity’s Most Beloved Ships

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Ask any seasoned Celebrity cruiser about the Celebrity Constellation and they often just rave about how it’s one of their favorites. I wanted to know why this particular cruise ship was always spoken about with such affection!

I had the opportunity to jump on a last-minute 7-day voyage aboard the Constellation on a sailing departing from Ravenna, Italy that included an itinerary of Croatia, Montenegro, Italy, and Greece. This gave me a chance to try to understand the love for one of the oldest ships in the Celebrity fleet.

They call her “connie”

There are very few cruise ships so beloved that passengers sail on them over and over again, much less have a name for the ship! The Celebrity Constellation, also known as the “Connie” has created a following, unlike anything I’ve seen in the cruise industry, especially considering it’s an older rather unremarkable ship compared to the Celebrity mega-ships of today. 

Her sister ship the Millennium comes close to the same level of adoration and has been named “Millie” by her many fans.

Celebrity Constellation Overview & Ship Stats

A few things to know about the Celebrity Constellation, most notably that it’s one of the oldest ships that Celebrity still operates, launched in late 2001. The Constellation holds nearly 2200 passengers and 1000 crew with 7+ bars and 9 restaurants including specialty dining of Sushi on 5, Tuscan Grill, and Le Petit Chef. Suite guests have access to Luminae and AquaClass guests can make use of Blu.

Celebrity Constellation Renovation

The ship was lightly refurbished in 2020 with common areas getting a little love with new carpeting, upholstery, and fixtures.

Even though the ship is one of the oldest, the light refurbishment has left the common areas feeling modern and almost as if you’re sailing on a newer-built expedition ship. The staterooms, on the other hand, weren’t touched and feel dated.

It is rumored that the Constellation will go into dry dock in the spring of 2024 for a full refurbishment, but no one can really confirm or agree when/if this is actually going to happen. Our eyes are out on the itineraries and it looks lke the ship might go into dry dock after the transatlantic crossing in March of 2024. This is TBD!

What we like about the Celebrity Constellation 

• The ship is well maintained and common areas look new
• Since the ship is smaller with fewer passengers, there was rarely a line for anything
• Fewer children (may not be a plus for families, but I prefer some vacations with fewer kids)
• The entertainment staff
• Music throughout the ship was quite good

What we don’t like about the constellation

• Cabins are dated
• Food quality in general is not up to par. Celebrity is known for much better food than this.
• Specialty restaurants were overpriced and unremarkable 
• A fair number of customer-facing staff clearly didn’t want to be on the ship working
• There was too much space dedicated to “Suite” guests for such a small ship. Restaurants, private sun decks and Michael’s Club, while great on larger ships, takes too much space on the Constellation

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Fellow Passengers

Celebrity Cruises caters to a wide variety of passengers, but the smaller ships tend to attract fewer families and a slightly older traveler demographic. This was true with the Constellation (and from discussing with travel agents and other passengers, this is pretty typical for the Constellation and the sister ship the Millennium)

Additionally, many passengers we spoke with actually sail exclusively on the Constellation because it caters to a little older crowd.

That’s not to say that there weren’t younger couples in their 20s and 30s.

We asked other passengers what they loved so much about the Constellation

For 7 days, it felt like we were interviewing people as we were genuinely interested to know WHY people love this ship. Why do passengers return to the Constellation over and over and absolutely love the ship? That was my burning question.

We spoke to no fewer than 50 repeat guests and universally they stated that they return for the intimate size of the vessel, fewer passengers means fewer lines, a more adult vibe, and most of all, the crew, and they love the cruise director/entertainment staff!

This all baffled me quite a bit since I’ve never booked a cruise based on who the cruise director was! Though I must say, Sue the cruise director, was extremely good at what she does. We chatted with Sue for a while and learned a bit about her life on the ship and how she thinks she was just built for that type of job. Sue genuinely loved doing what she was doing! But what happens when Sue moves on? Will people love the Constellation as much? We’ll have to see!

Regardless of who the cruise director is – the fact that the ship has a much smaller passenger count did make it more appealing in general. The only time the ship felt “full” was at the Martini Bar, which is the central social hub in the evenings, but aside from that, with fewer passengers than larger ships, it felt just right.

So I get it. I understand why people like the Constellation.

But let’s talk about the food….

Celebrity Constellation dining, and the underwhelming experience for a foodie

People love ships and cruises for different reasons. For me, food is a big component of a cruise, and Celebrity, historically, has had some of the best food at sea.

That is until I experienced the Constellation.

The Connie has a good number of dining options for a smaller and older ship including the main dining room, the buffet, and a random selection of other food stations. The 3 Specialty restaurants include Tuscan Grille, Sushi on 5, and Le Petit Chef. Additionally, there are designated restaurants for the suite guests (Luminae) and Aqua (For suite & aqua class guests)

We experienced the main dining room, buffet, and each of the 3 specialty restaurants. Unfortunately, because this was a last-minute cruise, we weren’t able to get a suite or AquaClass cabin to test the other two restaurants.

The main dining room

The main dining room, I felt was in line with what you’ll experience on any nicer ship these days. The main dining room menus have changed so much, that perhaps my expectations were tempered. I just found the food to be average and underwhelming and sometimes downright strange. It’s not that food was inedible, it just wasn’t memorable. Some dishes we had to send back because they were cold and others didn’t arrive prepared correctly. This is only a real concern when it comes to people with food allergies. I felt like even though we were asked every night about food allergies (which I have), the notes never made it to the kitchen. So for someone with a severe food allergy, this could be a real problem of course. Luckily, my allergy is a little obscure (specific nuts), but it still warrants a mention so others can take extra caution.

specialty Restaurants

I’m conflicted when I think about what Celebrity has done to specialty dining in the past 2 years. Mostly, it revolves around price / value when it comes to each of the upcharge dining venues. I recognize inflation is a real thing in the world, but the prices being charged now are almost eyewatering for what you get from both experience and food quality.

Tuscan Grille

Having a good, or GREAT steak is a real treat for me and so many others. In the past, it was great to spend little for a nice steak restaurant while on vacation, but at $55 per person (dinner) PLUS an additional 20% for gratuity, you’re in the realm of Ruth’s Chris or similar restaurants. That sets the expectation right away.

• Read : Tuscan Grille Menu
• See : Sushi on 5 Menu
• See : Le Petit Chef Menu & Review

The appetizers were uninspiring and were obviously not made to order, likely prepared in bulk with a lack of seasoning and flavor. The steaks arrived cool to the touch yet overcooked.

The saving grace was the pasta dishes. We tried a few and they were generally better than expected, but I wouldn’t be happy to have spent $55 on a few pasta dishes. TIP: Order half portions and try multiple pasta offerings!

Additionally, the staff at Tuscan Grille seemed disorganized and seemingly lacked training. There were some food handling practices that I don’t think would be appreciated by anyone really paying close attention.

Having the manager come over and ask about our experience was a nice gesture, but we sure let him know our opinion on everything to the extent I almost felt bad. It’s not a normal practice for me to complain, and in reality, everything was just mediocre, not horrible. The meal just wasn’t as expected and would have been better on Norwegian(NCL) or something similar.

To be fair, the manager offered to have us return at no cost, but we declined as it’s not a practice I want to get known for, complaining for free food :)… Additionally, I’m not sure I’d have derived any additional pleasure by trying anything else on the menu based on the experience.

Le Petit Chef

You’d think by this point, the word would have been out to not ask my opinion on the food 🙂 But here we go again.

Le Petit Chef is an amazingly fun concept. I truly loved the “theater” of the projected animations onto the table from above and a story about the meal we were being served. The technology mixed with the atmosphere and everyone in the restaurant being captivated was unique!

But there’s something newbies won’t realize! There are two different menus available for the restaurant. So if you’re booking online, you don’t know what menu you’ll end up with.

On our first visit, unfortunately, it was a seafood-forward menu which would have been ok had it not been for a sea critter soup that tasted like I was drinking the leftovers of a bait bucket. That single-handedly almost ruined the meal. This was followed by the main course of a lobster tail, which is the big draw of this menu, so I’m told. The tail was small and it was covered in potato chips. Almost criminal, in my opinion. Tasty but weird.

The rest of the meal was fine, but again, not amazing.

Having been asked yet again, what we thought of the experience, I explained my thoughts. I was again offered to return to try the other menu, which we did, and I’m GLAD we took the manager up on this one.

The second menu featured more mainstream items and braised short rib of beef (medallion form), which was prepared extremely well. This made up for the entire seafood fiasco.

So in the end, the whole concept is a bit gimmicky, and food … is hit/miss. But at $129 for the two of us, it felt incredibly overpriced for what we got.

It’s worth noting that for every menu, there’s an alternate menu you can choose from. It’s less fun because it doesn’t match the table animation.

Quite surprisingly, the Sushi restaurant felt like the best overall value for money. The full menu of typical sushi bites as well as unique cocktails, sake, and Japanese beer made the experience quite enjoyable.

The quality of the sushi made it feel like you were getting as good or better of a meal and experience than you would from a typical land-based sushi restaurant with a similar price.

On some days, Sushi on 5 is available for a late afternoon lunch as well as a full dinner.

• See : Celebrity Cruises Room Service Menu

Celebrity Constellation Dress Code

For the most part, the Constellation is relaxed and relatively casual. In the evening, people tend to dress a little nicer, and one night of the cruise, there was a “dress up” night where we saw everything from jeans and button-up shirts to a few Tuxedos. While the only universal dress code requirement seemed to be no shorts in the dining rooms at night. Overall the ship is casual without a lot of “fuss”.

Is Celebrity Constellation a good ship to cruise on?

In short, yes, I think it’s a good ship for the right traveler and the right itinerary.  If I had to choose the Apex vs Constellation for an identical itinerary, I probably wouldn’t choose the Constellation. But for a unique experience in an ‘old school’ way of cruising, it’s a good choice, especially if you’re a cruiser that prefers a more laid-back crowd with fewer kids. So for the right price, right itinerary, and right traveler – the Constellation can be an excellent choice. 

But this cruise ship is not for everyone. 

It’s not fancy, new, and sparkly like a Resort Hotel. It’s older but as the cruise director said, has a big heart. For the most part, people traveling with families looking for exciting adventures, water slides, robotic bartenders, etc – this isn’t the right ship. 

Cabins / Staterooms on the Constellation 

In-room entertainment is limited compared to other cruise lines (no first-run movies, etc). Everything is as you’d expect with all of the basics found on any cruise ship. The biggest issue is really just the aged feeling of the cabins on the Constellation . The bathrooms are original and the interiors of the cabins weren’t touched during the light refresh in 2020. It’ll be interesting to see if the cabins get a complete makeover during the alleged 2024 refit.

Activities & Entertainment

One of the things that stands out on the Constellation is the entertainment. The entertainment staff, including the beloved cruise director (Sue) are highly visible and active on the ship. Much more than I normally see on any ship or brand with the exception of Virgin Voyages. 

Activities are arranged throughout the day and they’re actually quite fun. Everything from Trivia to archery contests and other audience participation events. There was a surprising amount going on every day for the size and style of the ship.

There were silent discos, costume contests (It was Halloween after all!), tasting events, games and a few lectures about the ports.

One thing that stood out the most was the exceptional quality of the musicians onboard. From solo artists to small groups, the music was just great… everywhere you went. Given cutbacks on other cruise lines, it was nice to see that whoever is in charge of the entertainment for this ship found some great talent.

Celebrity Constellation deck plans

We’ll be inserting interactive deck plans soon! We’re waiting for the refurbishment (should it happen) to produce our interactive deck plans for this ship.

Until then, you can see the deck plans for the Celebrity Constellation here .

Celebrity Constellation bars & lounges

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There are plenty of bars and lounges onboard the Constellation including the guest’s favorite Martini Bar. The ice-covered bar top, good people watching, and huge selection of drinks make this the top spot in the evenings. This is the central gathering place for many passengers for pre and post-dinner drinks and it becomes quite busy at peak times. 

The Cellar Masters wine bar which is just outside of the Martini bar is a great low-key relaxation spot to avoid the madness of the Martini Bar. Unfortunately, the availability of wine is limited and probably shouldn’t be marketed as a “wine bar”.

Reflections Lounge is a great spot equal to what many people call the “observation lounge” – with expansive views out the front of the ship.

Bars on the Constellation include:

• Café al Bacio & Gelateria. Freshly baked snacks, dessert cocktails, rich coffees
• Cellar Masters. A collection of wines from (some good, some not so good)
• Martini Bar & Crush. Creative cocktails served with flair
• Mast Bar. Poolside cocktails, frozen specialties, and nonalcoholic drinks
• Michael’s Club. Private lounge and concierge exclusively for guests of the Retreat
• Reflections Lounge. Panoramic views by day; events and chatting at night
• Rendezvous Lounge. A place to meet before dinner or enjoy a signature cocktail after
• Sunset Bar. A casual atmosphere to hear live guitar as the sun sets in the ship’s wake
• Casino Bar – as it says, the bar in the casino! 🙂

Fitness & Recreation

For those overachievers looking for a good workout on vacation, the gym will not disappoint. It’s stocked full of well-maintained TechnoGym equipment that looks like it’s relatively new (within the past few years).

The fitness facilities on the Celebrity Constellation are pretty impressive given the age of the ship. The space is huge with every piece of equipment that you’d want (or think you’d want) while on a gluttonous vacation. Unsurprisingly, the gym facilities were rarely busy.

For passengers into more guided workout activities, there were plenty of classes available throughout the cruise, most with a nominal fee.

Spa / Persian Garden on Celebrity constellation

The cost of the Persian Garden on the Constellation ranges from about $25 per day to $135 for a week-long pass depending on the itinerary. For that fee, you get access to a very limited experience compared to newer Celebrity ships.

So if you’re a fan of the Persian Garden spas found on other Celebrity cruise ships, don’t get your hopes up here. The spa facilities on the Celebrity Constellation are a bit of a disappointment.

The facilities are essentially limited to a large communal space with warmed stone benches as well as a few unique steam rooms and sauna cabins. But that’s it.

It’s not surprising that the facilities of the spa aren’t very elaborate, since the ship is one of the oldest in the fleets and was built before the onboard spa and thermal suite craze began.

There is good news about this though!

Spa facilities like the Thalassotherapy Pool are actually free since it’s located in the solarium. Additionally, there are saunas located in the gym changing / locker rooms. So facilities that you now have to pay to use on newer ships is actually accessible from public areas without having to pay an additional fee.

Is the spa pass worth it on the Constellation?

In short, probably not. With the Thalassotherapy Pool in the solarium being accessible, and the spa facilities being so small in the Persian Garden, paying for a pass doesn’t really make sense.

Pools on the Celebrity Constellation

The Constellation has a single main pool with the addition of the solarium pool which is supposed to be “adults only”. Each pool is flanked by hot tubs which were kept right at about 99 degrees (f).

The central pool is a great gathering spot and never felt too crowded. Unlike the Mega-ships, the pool size is perfect for the ratio of passengers. What makes it even better is the fact that the Solarium pool is open to everyone, it helps distribute the passengers over more pool space and pool seating. There was never a problem finding a seat around the pool, even during a full sailing. while we may have just been lucky, we didn’t witness the chair hog behavior often found around cruise pools.

While I’m not a big gambler, I always play a little in cruise ship casinos so I can speak first hand to how they are. For such a small ship, the casino was quite enjoyable with a huge variety of machines and sufficient gaming tables. Having won over $400 on the slot machines in the Celebrity Constellation Casino, just to promptly give it back to the casino in the form of roulette was disappointing but quite fun. I think the casino on the Celebrity Constellation is one of the better small-ship casinos I’ve experienced. Celebrity doesn’t allow smoking in the Casino, unlike most other cruise lines. Non-smokers who enjoy gambling will really appreciate this. 

Finally, the bar in the Constellation Casino is quite cozy and a great place to people watch. It’s not just a walk up service bar, there are a few tables that sit above the action to watch what’s going on. 

Rooms to avoid on the celebrity constellation

There are really only two places on the ship that people make a comment about regarding noise and discomfort on the Constellation.

On deck 2, both forward and aft, there are complaints of engine noise and anchor noise.

On deck 9 under the Oceanview Cafe (Morning chair noise)

Has Celebrity Constellation been renovated?

The ship was lightly refurbished in 2020 with some common areas being refurbished with carpet, upholstery, and other small cosmetic changes.

The ship is due to go into dry dock in the spring of 2024 for additional refurbishments, but those plans are not confirmed.

Would we Sail the Connie again?

In short, it depends. If the price was right and the itinerary was good, I think we’d consider the Constellation for another cruise. There was nothing so offputting about the ship that I’d say NEVER AGAIN. Having said that, however, I would likely avoid the specialty dining on the Constellation in the future.

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We have a cruise booked with cabin 9012 and 9046. We are wondering if it is noisy under the gym in cabin 9012?

Hi Faye, We traveled with some folks who stayed in that general area (under the Gym) – and they didn’t complain of any noise. In all fairness, however, the gym was lightly used and there weren’t a lot of free weights or anything that are normally the culprit for loud noise!

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Celebrity Constellation

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• Tampa (Florida)
• Civitavecchia-Rome (Italy)
• Ravenna (Porto Corsini, Italy)

Celebrity Constellation last position

Celebrity Constellation last location was at West Mediterranean (coordinates 43.35305 N / 5.31972 E) cruising en route to Marseille. The AIS position was reported 3 days ago.

Current itinerary of Celebrity Constellation

Celebrity Constellation current cruise is 10 days, one-way from Civitavecchia-Rome to Ravenna . Prices start from USD 5099 (double occupancy rates). The itinerary starts on 23 Apr, 2024 and ends on 03 May, 2024 .

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The 2002-built Celebrity Constellation cruise ship is the fourth and last of the Millennium-class Celebrity liners, with sisterships Infinity , Millennium , Summit . Celebrity Cruises Constellation ship was scheduled for "Celebrity Revolution" drydock refurbishment on May 1, 2020.

The vessel (IMO number 9192399) is currently Malta- flagged (MMSI 249046000) and registered in Valletta .

History - construction and ownership

Celebrity Cruises was founded in 1988 as the Greece-based Chandris Line (cruise shipping operations between 1974-1996). In 1997, Royal Caribbean International (RCI) merged with "Celebrity Cruises Ltd" to become "Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd" (RCCL). The "X" on ship funnels is the Greek letter chi (standing for "Chandris"). Common features of Celebrity Cruises ships include aft located glass-walled dining rooms, signature alternate dining venues, bars and lounges, spacious Atrium lobby areas, a large number of balcony staterooms, large sundecks with swimming pools, The Retreat (adults-only sundeck with full-size swimming pool, Jacuzzi, cabanas, poolside full bar service). Rooftop Terrace (top-deck outdoor lounge-restaurant-cinema), large Spa (with Thermal Suites), premium retail shops selling top-brand merchandise.

The 2200-passenger ship Celebrity Constellation was named by her fans "Connie". Over the years, the Constellation cruise ship and her sisters have gathered a lot of admirers, drawn to the entrance-making atrium and marble stairway, the ocean liner-themed, gut-busting French restaurant, and the spectacular (for a large vessel) two-to-one passenger-to-crew ratio. Design-simple and intelligent, Celebrity Constellation includes numbers of strange flourishes, like the existentially unsettling "Word Thief" sculpture - an amorphous, kneeling figure constructed out of strings of words - and a pair of curved sea-view elevator banks that undulate over the ship's design.

Decks and Cabins

Celebrity Constellation staterooms (1065 total, in 27 grades) include 50x Suites, 573x Balconies, 224x Oceanviews, 212x Inside cabins. Most staterooms are sized 170 ft2 / 16 m2. Around 60% of all passenger accommodations have a private step-out balcony. Most cabin balconies are sized 40 ft2 / 4 m2. Wheelchair-accessible cabins are 26. The largest are the Penthouse Suites (1430 ft2 / 133 m2 with wraparound terrace sized 1100 ft2 / 102 m2).

The boat has 12 passenger decks , of which 8 are with cabins.

Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks

When the line took the decision to change the Millennium-class vessels in the image of their more new sisters, Celebrity Constellation was the first in the series to take the $40-plus million overhaul during a 15-day dry dock in May 2010. A lot of things have changed for the vessel, in the form of design and onboard features, but Celebrity Constellation's most visible alterations focused on the Deck 4 and 5 social hub, which creates a 2-floor connection between the San Marco main dining room and the Celebrity Theater. The old Martini Bar has been changed with a glowing green pod, ice-topped bar, and juggling bartenders. Cellar Masters, a wine venue using a self-service dispensary system, has changed the original, staid Champagne Bar. The other notable dry-dock feature is the Tuscan Grille. The for-fee steak and wine choice have replaced a nice but apparently revenue-draining flower shop.

Follows the complete list of Celebrity Constellation restaurants and food bars.

• Ocean Liners Restaurant (102-seats specialty restaurant, reservations only; with French cuisine, Five Senses tasting menu, Champagne High Tea Time; with Demonstration Kitchen for live cooking shows; also features the Wine Cellar annex). In 2017, the restaurant was replaced by Tuscan Grille (steakhouse).
• San Marco Restaurant (1,140-seat aft Dining Room, with open seating Breakfast 8:00-9:30 a.m., Lunch 12:00-1:30 p.m., Afternoon Tea 4:00-5:00 p.m., and two fixed Dinner seatings - at 6:00 and 8:30 p.m.)
• Bistro on Five (62-seat creperie all-you-can-eat restaurant; offers lunch and dinner with table-side service)
• Blu (102-seat AquaClass passengers only restaurant, reservations required; also serves Suite guests upon availability)
• AquaSpa Cafe (92-seat complimentary Solarium and Spa bar, self-service; offers healthy food choices for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
• Seaside Cafe & Grill (695-seat indoor/outdoor self-service buffet restaurant, complimentary; open between 6:30 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, with a variety of food stations)
• Tuscan Grille (82-seat specialty seafood/steakhouse restaurant; reservations-only)
• Mast Bar (alfresco burger bar, poolside; offers complimentary lunch) - in 2017 was replaced by Top Deck Burger Bar.

Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport

The modern Celebrity Theater is where most of the entertainment action takes place onboard Celebrity Constellation. The banquet-style seats are quite comfortable for the hour-long programs. The 2-tiered theater is 3 decks high and hosts Vegas-style productions, focusing on pop and Broadway hits. Other evening headliners include musical acts, veteran singers and comedians. Evening entertainment elsewhere onboard emphasizes on music. Bands in the Rendezvous Lounge perform the '40s and '50s jazz standards, pop songs and other danceable classic hits. The Reflections venue serves as an observation lounge and a quiet place for craft and dance classes by day.

Follows the complete list of Celebrity Constellation lounges, clubs and other entertainment venues for kids, teens, and adults.

• Constellation Theatre (900-seat show lounge for grand musical and show productions; hosts daily trivia games, bingo, classes, movies)
• Constellation Atrium “Grand Foyer” (3-deck open floor area with live music entertainment)
• Cinema (also used as Conference Center)
• Michael’s Club (piano bar); Martini Bar; Crush Bar (with a 12-seat table filled with ice cubes in the middle)
• Photo Gallery & Shop
• Constellation Fortunes Casino
• Online@Celebrity Center (24-hour Internet computers room; sells Apple computers; classes available)
• Rendez-Vous Lounge & Nightclub
• The Emporium shopping alley (Atrium boutique shops for duty-free alcohol and tobaccos, watches, luxury jewelry, accessories, fashion clothing, logo items)
• Cafe Al Bacio & Gelateria (83-seat a la carte specialty coffee, patisserie, ice cream; with the Gelateria - Italian Gelato ice cream bar)
• Cellar Masters (24-hour Wine Bar; features an Enomatic wine tasting system; provides Sommelier consultations in the evenings)
• Art Gallery; Library
• Acupuncture Treatments Room; Aquaspa & Fitness complex with Persian Garden (Thermal Suite - rain shower, steam room, sauna, heated loungers), Therapy and Treatment Rooms, Hair & Beauty Salon, Solarium (adults area) and Aquaspa Cafe (spa bar)
• Rooftop Terrace
• Qsine (signature restaurant)
• Fitness Center (with separate Aerobics area)
• Solarium Pool area (with adults-only Thalassotherapy Pool and seawater lap pool; 2 Whirlpools)
• Seaside Pool (with Splash Pool for kids and 4 Whirlpools, outdoor pool bar, served by the Pool Grill)
• Sunset Bar (120-seat, alfresco bar, selling fine cigars)
• Reflections Lounge (observation lounge during the day, show lounge & dance club in the evening)
• Kids clubs by age (Fun Factory 3-11 yo, Shipmates 3-5 yo, Cadets 6-8 yo, Ensigns 9-11 yo, with supervised age-appropriate activities, like arts-crafts, themed parties, games, movies, toys, interactive games, scavenger hunts)
• X-Club (teen-only disco and lounge area); Video Games Arcade
• Tennis Tables, Shuffleboard; Power Walking/Jogging Track; Multi-sports outdoor court; Sun Deck area.

In 2023, Celebrity introduced pickleball playing (at the sports courts) fleetwide. The sports facilities are complimentary, including the pickleball equipment (net, paddles, balls) but operated with separate scheduled playing times for adults and families (with kids older than 6).

Pickleball Court's locations vary by ship class - on EDGE ships is at the Rooftop Garden (Deck 15), on SOLSTICE ships is on the Sports Deck (Deck 15), on MILLENNIUM ships - at the Multi-Sports Court (Deck 12).

Itineraries

Celebrity Constellation itinerary program is based on 4- and 5-day short Bahamas and Caribbean cruises departing from Fort Lauderdale Florida USA .

Constellation also operates on the Black Sea and Mediterranean voyages leaving from Civitavecchia-Rome , Venice , and Istanbul , with Transatlantic repositioning crossings.

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Celebrity Constellation Wiki

Celebrity Cruises Constellation ship (inaugural cruise on May 12, 2002, original name "GTS Constellation", nickname "Connie") is the 4th and last of the company's Millennium-class liners. Sisterships are Infinity , Millennium , Summit . The vessel received Conde Nast's readers' award for "2007 best large cruise ship".

The liner's namesake is the 2017-built boat American Constellation owned by ACL-American Cruise Lines .

Constellation features an impressive (for a big liner) 2-to-1 guests-t-crew ratio. In May 2010, it became the fleet's first liner scheduled for drydock refurbishment as part of an initiative for "Solsticizing" all Millennium ships. Constellation attracts mostly upper-middle-class travelers, the majority well-traveled and experienced, predominantly North Americans and Europeans (from UK, also from Germany and France) and mostly couples ages 40-70, but it all depends on the season, destination and itinerary.

The May 2010 refurb cost over USD 40 million. The decor was seriously changed, and some new features were added, like the Tuscan Grill. Some old social places were also upgraded - the Champagne Bar (into Cellar Masters) and the Martini Bar (into its newer version). The second dry dock for Constellation was in April 2013 when she added the line's "Solsticization" upgrades. Among the ship's new features are 107 AquaClass cabins, 66 new cabins, new balcony rooms, new color scheme, upgraded basketball court, craft beer in Michael's Club, new sun loungers on the pool decks, iLounge (with Apple workstations), new meeting and conference space, a retail store.

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The ship's drydock in 2020 (April 16 - May 25) was in Cadiz Spain (Navantia Shipyard). The USD 70 million project was part of the company's "Celebrity Revolution" fleetwide renovation program.

The Constellation project included adding new staterooms, upgrading all cabins with new furniture, LED lighting, carpeting, drapes, bed linens, artworks, programmable RFID door locks (wristband and card access), Bluetooth connectivity. All cabin bathrooms were also renovated and upgraded. On Deck 12 (top deck) were added The Retreat (fore-located, suite-only sundeck complex) and Rooftop Terrace (aft-located outdoor cinema and bar lounge).

Celebrity Cruises Celebrity Revolution program (USD 0,5 billion) is fleetwide (9 liners) and includes:

• Renovations to all staterooms and public spaces - to bring the onboard amenities and services up to the Edge-class ship standards. For staterooms were contracted HBA (Hirsch Bedner Associates (US-based hospitality interior design company) and Kelly Hoppen (UK-based interior designer).
• All staterooms were upgraded with eXhale bedding sets (premium cashmere mattresses) and high-tech amenities (RFID locks, Bluetooth, Xcelerate / Wi-Fi Internet).
• Adding "The Retreat" - adults-only sundeck with full-size swimming pool, Jacuzzi whirlpool, private cabanas, padded loungers, poolside bar service (food and drinks).
• Luminae Restaurant (Suites-only) was redesigned, new (custom-made) menus by chef Cornelius Gallagher are introduced.
• The new Qsine Restaurant offers "Le Petit Chef" (virtual dining-entertainment experience) created by Skullmapping artists and presented by TableMation Studios exclusively for Celebrity Cruises.
• Main Dining Rooms, Oceanview Cafe and Sunset Bar were redesigned, as well as most public venues

In the SPA was added the SEA Thermal Suite. Retail shops were expanded with new brands - including Hublot (luxury Swiss watches) and Shinola (luxury watches, jewelry, premium leather goods).

In 2021, the ship underwent a drydock (at Navantia Shipyard) for repairs and revision of the propulsion system and the steering equipment. The hull was hydro blasted and painted with Silicone-based fouling-release coating.

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The ship’s 2017 drydock (May 12-26, in Cadiz Spain ) resulted in the following deckplan changes:

• (Sports deck 12) new relaxation and entertainment areas were added (aft location) named “Rooftop Terrace” (taking some space from the sundeck area at the stern). Rooftop Terrace features comfortable outdoor furniture, soundscape, large movie screen. Rooftop Terrace also doubles as "A Taste of Film" in the evenings.
• (Plaza deck 3) “Ocean Liners” restaurant was replaced by Tuscan Grille (steakhouse restaurant at a surcharge). Also on Plaza deck 3 a new office for “Future Cruise Sales” was built (separate from the Captain’s Club) and a new portrait studio was added (The Studio). The Cinema was redesigned to function also as Conference Center.
• On deck 5 a new retail store was added and the entire shopping arcade was renovated.
• On deck 11 (midship) was added to the Qsine restaurant.
• Renovations were done to the Casino (Promenaded deck 4) and to the adults-only complex “Solarium” (Lido deck 10). Both areas received new furniture and flooring. Also on the Lido deck, the pool area and the Spa Cafe were renovated. The Casino’s theme decoration was removed.
• (Lido / Pool Decl 10) the new "Top Deck Burger Bar" replaced the poolside food bar "Mast Grill". The new poolside bar has an extensive fast-food menu with burgers and toppings (including Celebrity Signature Burger and the custom-made BYOB / Build Your Own Burger).

Major renovations were done to all Suite accommodations (categories Royal Suite and Penthouse Suite), including new plush furniture and amenities upgrades. Cabin changes included upgraded bathrooms (marble surfaces, new tiled floors, comfortable seats, new lighting system), renovated powder rooms, new carpeting, new drapes, new bed linens, new artwork.

All cabins were modernized and upgraded with RFID (radio-frequency identification) door locks. The technology allows passengers access their cabins by simply tapping their SeaPass card against the door lock to unlock it.

Celebrity Constellation refurbishment 2013 review

The list of deckplan changes following the April 2013 drydock included:

• 66 new passenger cabins were added (17x oceanview, 12x Interior, 37x AquaClass).
• 107 balcony rooms were upgraded to AquaClass category Spa cabins.
• The balconies of all Sky Suites (mini-suites) were updated and refurbished.
• The basketball court (deck 12) was upgraded.
• On Promenade Deck 4 (midship starboard, in the Grand Foyer area) were added two new bars – Martini Bar and Crush Bar.
• Bistro on Five (creperie) was added on deck 5. In 2016, it was renamed to “Sushi on Five”.
• Michael’s Club menu was upgraded, now offering 60+ craft beers.
• A new retail store was added.
• New Celebrity iLounge (Internet place on deck 6) replaced the old Online@Celebrity Center. New Apple PCs were installed.
• On Lido Deck 10, the pool deck’s sunbathing area was refurbished with new sun loungers. New gym equipment was installed in the fitness.

The WiFi was upgraded to shipwide coverage. All public spaces and passenger cabins received new carpeting, upholstery, and draperies.

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Nearly 30 passengers sailing on board a luxury cruise ship were struck down by illness during a voyage this month.

Silver Nova, operated by Silversea Cruises, departed Peru on 31 March with 633 passengers and 538 crew members.

During its two-week voyage, 28 of the holidaymakers were unwell after an outbreak of gastrointestinal sickness – around 4.5 per cent of those travelling. It also affected a member of the crew.

The main symptom of the outbreak was diarrhoea, with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that the “causative agent” was “unknown”.

In response to the series of sick passengers, announcements were made on the vessel to notify those on board of the situation and “encourage good hand hygiene”, while those feeling unwell were isolated. The CDC reports that “increased cleaning and disinfection procedures according to the ship’s outbreak prevention and response plan” were also put in place.

All of the passengers have now disembarked the ship after its itinerary ended as planned on Tuesday 15 April in Fort Lauderdale, Florida .

A Silversea spokesperson told The Independent : “The health and safety of our guests, crew, and the communities we visit are our top priority. To maintain an environment that supports the highest levels of health and safety onboard our ships, we implement rigorous cleaning procedures, many of which far exceed public health guidelines.”

Medical staff on cruise ships under US jurisdiction are required to send gastrointestinal illness case reports to the CDC’s Vessel Sanitation Program in certain situations, such as before arriving at a US port from a foreign port (this is required even when there are no cases of illness on board), or if 3 per cent or more of the passengers or crew have gastrointestinal illness.

The latest outbreak comes after a Cunard ship, Queen Victoria, saw more than 100 passengers suffering from diarrhoea and vomiting due to norovirus .

And earlier in January, almost 100 passengers on a Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Constellation contracted norovirus after it departed Florida.

The health agency recorded 14 incidents of gastrointestinal illness in 2023 that breached its threshold for public notification, and it states that although people “often associate cruise ships with acute gastrointestinal illnesses”, such as norovirus, outbreaks are “relatively infrequent” on the vessels.

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Hayley Erbert is back on stage!

The 29-year-old dancer returned to the stage at the first night back of the Symphony of Dance Tour in Melbourne, Fla., with husband Derek Hough on Sunday (April 14).

This marks the first time Hayley has performed since her emergency brain surgery in December after a stop on the tour.

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In videos shared to TikTok, Hayley can be seen hitting the stage for her big comeback after four months of recovery, and in one clip from the curtain call at the end, she gets choked up during a standing ovation.

Towards the end of March, Derek shared a photo of the couple back in the rehearsal studio together, and just a week ago, Hayley confirmed that she had been cleared to dance by her doctors!

We are so happy to see Hayley doing so well!

Many of the dates on the spring leg of the Symphony of Dance Tour are rescheduled shows, but they also added several new dates as well. Head to DerekHough.com for tickets!

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Experience our distinctive accommodations, including our unrivaled suites, our spa-inspired AquaClass, and our meticulously thought-out Concierge Class.

Experience a culinary adventure and satisfy your appetite every night with sumptuous dining every moment of your vacation. From Chef’s Table by Chef Daniel Boulud to Tuscan Grille, Le Petite Chef, and so much more.

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Discover a vacation like no other aboard Celebrity Constellation®. Set sail and experience luxury at every turn. Enjoy unforgettable spaces, world-class amenities, and all of the distinct features that make our cruises so incredible. Relax and unwind in stylish accommodations that include Concierge Class and our spa-inspired AquaClass® with exclusive clean cuisine dining at Blu. Our luxurious suite experience, The Retreat®, features private restaurant dining and 24/7 lounge. Enjoy dining options that include distinctive restaurants with menus crafted by Michelin-starred chefs and an award-winning wine collection. Surrender your senses and feel rejuvenated with soothing spa treatments and therapies at The Spa. And that’s not all. Enjoy shopping at the finest boutiques and family-fun activities, including cooking classes, recreational games, such as archery, Silent Disco, STEM, and theatrical events. Set sail and come back rejuvenated with a whole new level of vacation relaxation.

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