Mediterranean Cruise on Constellation June 2018 - what can I expect?

Hi! We are long time Royal Caribbean (when with family) and Carnival (when on "sister weekend" trips) cruisers. My sister and I are considering a Mediterranean cruise on Constellation for my sister's 50th birthday next June. Although she will be 50 and I will be 46, we like to pride ourselves on acting much younger than our ages. We love hanging out in the bars, clubs and casino at night. What can we expect as far as fellow passengers on the sailing we have planned? I've read some of the overviews and it sounds like Celebrity generally skews a little older. Any thoughts or general advice? Thanks!

The spring and summer cruise typically have passengers that are around your age and younger. Some older.

We have sailed on the Constellation in both April and in mid May. The shorter (5 nights in the Caribbean) cruises had much younger crowd. Our May cruise was to the Med. and most of the passengers were around our ages (60-65.) Many of which liked to hang out at the bars.

The Constellation is in the smaller class of Celebrity ships. We enjoy her, but also like the Solstice class size. The ships are more modern.

I feel like the past 2 Mediterranean cruises I have been on had a much livelier nightlife than Caribbean cruises on Celebrity, maybe due to the all the European cruisers I'm 37 and one of the younger ones at the bar, but we had a great time with those older than us.

Which ship were you on? Just to set my comments straight, I was referring to both of our cruises on the Constellation.

This past May, we were on the Reflection for B2B cruises in Europe. You are correct...much younger crowds! ;)

I know this is a very misplaced reply... am I seeing correctly that CC does not have a Ports of Call section for Mediterranean?

Thanks!

Nevermind... :')

I know this is a very misplaced reply... am I seeing correctly that CC does not have a Ports of Call section for Mediterranean?

Thanks!

There is a "Ports of Call" for the Med. Look directly under "Europe".