Will I need to book shows in advance for our July cruise?

[Sigyn]

We're on the Millennium in July. Will there be shows that we need to pre-book? And, if so, when do those open up for reservations?

[Northern Aurora]

No.  Shows do not need to be pre-booked.

[cruisestitch]

Celebrity does not require reservations for its shows

[Ex-Airbalancer]

11 minutes ago, njsmom said:

We're on the Millennium in July. Will there be shows that we need to pre-book? And, if so, when do those open up for reservations?

Why would you thing you would need to reserve a seat ? 
Early show usually have a lot seating , later could get full 

[cruisestitch]

3 minutes ago, Ex-Airbalancer said:

Why would you thing you would need to reserve a seat ? 
Early show usually have a lot seating , later could get full 

Cruisers who are used to traveling on Royal Caribbean often ask this question, because on that line you do need to pre-book reservations to see the shows

[Sigyn]

10 minutes ago, Ex-Airbalancer said:

Why would you thing you would need to reserve a seat ? 
Early show usually have a lot seating , later could get full 

because I just booked shows on Royal Caribbean and it made me wonder if I'd need to for Celebrity. I'm new to both cruise lines. 

[Northern Aurora]

There is sufficient seating in Celebrity theaters.  So no booking needed.

[Dancing Shoes]

Not to worry.  Celebrity can't get the reservation thingy on their Edge class ships to align with what is said on the website regarding early, late and anytime dining.  Not a silly question.

[kwokpot]

2 minutes ago, Northern Aurora said:

There is sufficient seating in Celebrity theaters.  So no booking needed.

Even if you wanted to you can't make reservations. There's no Celebrity ship with any shows that you can make reservations for. 

[Northern Aurora]

And our OP is on an Alaskan July sailing.  While past the summer solstice it will still light outside.  The “show” folks will want to see is the scenery outside.

[Ex-Airbalancer]

42 minutes ago, njsmom said:

because I just booked shows on Royal Caribbean and it made me wonder if I'd need to for Celebrity. I'm new to both cruise lines. 

When I was on the Voyager of the Seas in September there was no booking of seats in the theatre 

and why would you compare Royal to Celebrity? 

[Sigyn]

30 minutes ago, Ex-Airbalancer said:

When I was on the Voyager of the Seas in September there was no booking of seats in the theatre 

and why would you compare Royal to Celebrity? 

Questions are not comparisons. 

[cruisestitch]

As evidenced by several recent threads, people often assume that what happens on Royal Caribbean also happens on Celebrity (or might in the future)

Edited March 6, 2023 by cruisestitch