Celebrity ships & classes

[trbarton]

I'm new to Celebrity. Is there a site that shows the different Celebrity ships and the classes they're in?

 

Thanks!

 

Tom😎

[LabGuy64]

There are only 2 classes....M Class and S class.....all the information on all the ships is available on the Celebrity web site. Click on plan a cruise ...then ships

 

I'm new to Celebrity. Is there a site that shows the different Celebrity ships and the classes they're in?

 

Thanks!

 

Tom

Edited May 10, 2016 by LabGuy64

[Bo1953]

I'm new to Celebrity. Is there a site that shows the different Celebrity ships and the classes they're in?

 

Thanks!

 

Tom😎

 

http://www.celebritycruises.com/ships

[trbarton]

http://www.celebritycruises.com/ships

 

Thanks! Just what I was looking for. Now where do I find the difference in the classes?

 

Thanks again!

 

Tom:)

[Project_gal]

http://www.celebritycruises.com/ships

 

Thanks! Just what I was looking for. Now where do I find the difference in the classes?

 

Thanks again!

 

Tom:)

 

As a previous poster said, there are just two classes: Millennium [or M] class and Solstice [or S] class. Clicking on the appropriate classes on the link posted [copied above] will show you what each class offers.

 

There is nowhere I know where you will find a table showing the similarities/differences. To be honest, there are as many difference within classes as between them

[Pluto_fan]

This page has a breakdown of ship, class, and some basic stats: https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/deckplans/cruiseline.php?line=Celebrity Then you can click on any ship's name to see deckplans and more info specific to that ship.

[Adidas4fun]

perhaps the OPs use of class is different to celebrities use of class.

[NanaChar]

The different classes of cabins can be found at http://www.celebritycruises.com/onboard-celebrity/staterooms.

 

 

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[chemmo]

I would suggest you read the descriptions of the ships carefully and then ask questions on CC to clarify any points of confusion. For example, not all S class ships have the same restaurants, the M class are going in for re-fits and having some restaurant changes.

 

We have cruised and enjoyed both classes of ship but they are very different in several ways...

 

Hope you find a ship and cruise you like!

[gisnered]

You might also find this page of Cruise Critic helpful:

 

http://www.cruisecritic.com/reviews/cruiseline.cfm?CruiseLineID=9

 

Scroll down and skim - lots of "marketing speak", but also lots of info for a NewB