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Celebrity Theater

Home to production shows, visiting entertainers and musical performances at night whilst during the days activities such as cooking demonstrations take place. Seats 900 people.

The Emporium

A selection of specialty boutiques with items on sale that include clothes, fragrances, cosmetics, duty free liquor and tobacco, confectionary, sunglasses, watches, and Faberge Eggs.

Cafe Al Bacio

The ship's coffee shop with its comfortable furniture and warm atmosphere making it the ideal place to relax during the day or call in during the evening for a cocktail and dessert.

Gelateria

Flavors range from vanilla, hazelnut and pistachio to fresh sorbets and are available either in home made waffle cones or cups.

Cellar Masters

The ship's wine bar which allows guests to try a wide range of wines from a collection of both familiar and unknown wines from around the world.

Sushi on Five

Freshly prepared items include the finest sashimi, hand-rolled sushi, and other Japanese favorites. Try the fresh wasabi. You can pair your fare with imported and artisanal beers, premium and specialty sakes, and innovative cocktails crafted exclusively here.

Blu

Aquaclass guests' exclusive complimentary open seating restaurant serving breakfast and dinner. Seats 98 people.

Metropolitan Restaurant

The main two story dining room with white glove service and seating for 900.

Click the Cabin Check Tool to check what is on the deck above or below your stateroom:

Cabin check tool

The cruise line separates the different categories (Inside, Oceanview, Balcony) into subcategories. The only difference in the subcategories is usually location on the ship. The detail above shows subcategory color, category name, and subcategory name. For detailed information, mouse over a cabin on the deck plans and a pop up window will appear. You will find diagrams, pictures and information about that cabin category including square footage and features.

Celebrity uses a number to define categories. The lower the number the more desirable the category. Interior cabins are numbered 9 to 12. Oceanview cabins are numbered 4 to 8. Veranda staterooms are numbered 1 to 2, but have a letter after the number to further break down the category. The closer the letter is to the beginning of the alphabet, the more desirable the cabin. Therefore a 1A balcony is more desired than a 1C. The only exception is that aft facing balconies are the most desired and have the code SV standing for Sunset Verandah.

Family Verandahs are coded FV. Concierge cabins begin with the letter C followed by a number. Aquaclass cabins begin with the letter A followed by a number. Sky Suites begin with the letter S followed by a number. Celebrity Suite is coded CS. Royal Suite is coded RS. Penthouse Suite is coded PS.