Adult Only Celebrity Cruise

[shubsens]

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

[SPacificbound]

If you cruise during the school year you will see very few children and most of the time they are in activities for much of the day.

[RTShaker]

I'm on board right now (15 day Panama) and we have 6 children here. Rarely see them, let alone hear them.

[RichYak]

16 minutes ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

I can think of one annual charter cruise on X that you might find blissful. 

[PTC DAWG]

I never notice kids on Celebrity..

[Fly and Sail]

10 minutes ago, PTC DAWG said:

I never notice kids on Celebrity..

Then you’ve been VERY lucky because they are definitely there. Especially on the sailings in summer destinations.

[George C]

We do music charters every year on celebrity normally on summit, they have 50’s, 60’s 70’s , 80’s , soul , disco etc , they sell out very quickly and are more expensive than normal cruises, but as already said celebrity does not attract children , definitely way more adult than other mass cruises.

[mahasamatman]

Longer cruises, more expensive cruises, and transoceanic cruises tend to have very few children.

[Arizona Wildcat]

3 on board Apex this cruise.  Not hard to avoid if desired by proper planning.

[Honolulu Blue]

1 hour ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

The charters I've been on that used Celebrity have been adults only, due to the stipulations of the chartering company.

 

The regular cruises I've done with Celebrity have each had few children that I could spot.

[NutsAboutGolf]

7 minutes ago, mahasamatman said:

Longer cruises, more expensive cruises, and transoceanic cruises tend to have very few children.

 

Longer sailings require kids to miss more school, that's the primary reason, not price.  Speaking of price, TAs/TPs have very attractive per night pricing and if one is comparing for example, a TA to a Med sailing, with the TA you can save a little on airfare as you'll most likely only need one international flight

[neverlaysup]

1 hour ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

I'm pretty sure the chartered nudist cruise is adult's only.

[Cruising Is Bliss]

44 minutes ago, mahasamatman said:

Longer cruises, more expensive cruises, and transoceanic cruises tend to have very few children.

 

Oh yeah. Years ago I did a 15 night Hawaii cruise on HAL in October and there was ONE passenger under the age of 18. She was 17.

[Ellaleah]

I have booked my first Celebrity and it is a 13 night transatlantic.  If you want “adults only,” I would book a longer cruise when school is in session.  There aren’t too many kids on those. I did a 16 day Hawaii cruise mid January.  We had maybe 8 kids on there.   I don’t expect to see any kids on an early November cruise.  

[mrgabriel]

We just got off Silhouette for the 13 night TA. There were exactly 5 people

under 18. 

[TeeRick]

10 hours ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

To answer your question directly, no.  Except possibly a charter cruise.  Try Viking.

[mfs2k]

10 hours ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

We sailed on a 9 night repositioning cruise (10/26/22-11/4/22) on Beyond from NY to FLL stopping in Bermuda, Curacao and Aruba. We had a great time and the ship was full.  There were a total of THREE (3) children on board.  

Edited May 3, 2023 by mfs2k

[xamsx]

10 hours ago, mahasamatman said:

Longer cruises, more expensive cruises, and transoceanic cruises tend to have very few children.

I wish. On our TA last October, there were a number of children, at least more than I would have expected. One, who was about 4-5 years old, would run screaming around the MDR while the parents ignored him. He'd roll around on the floor, slamming into chairs (the kid must have been bruised at the end of the cruise). It got to the point where you could see people holding their breath, hoping that (large) party would not be seated near them. It was quite the topic of conversation. If the dining staff said anything to the parents, it was not heeded.
 

Edited May 3, 2023 by xamsx

[chemmo]

11 hours ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

Have you looked at Virgin? They advertise adults only.

 

Never tried them but they would meet your brief…Might be worth looking at a few reviews.

[jwlane]

Wow.  Just wow.

[George C]

31 minutes ago, mfs2k said:

We sailed on a 9 night repositioning cruise (10/26/22-11/4/22) on Beyond from NY to FLL stopping in Bermuda, Curacao and Aruba. We had a great time and the ship was full.  There were a total of THREE (3) children on board.  

We were on Beyond the week after thanksgiving, less than a dozen children on that cruise.

[phoenix_dream]

11 minutes ago, jwlane said:

Wow.  Just wow.

Why wow?  Many people love kids, but prefer not to sail with them.  

[K&RCurt]

11 hours ago, RichYak said:

I can think of one annual charter cruise on X that you might find blissful. 

True!  

The one last November on the Reflection was Blissful indeed!

[PTC DAWG]

1 hour ago, mfs2k said:

We sailed on a 9 night repositioning cruise (10/26/22-11/4/22) on Beyond from NY to FLL stopping in Bermuda, Curacao and Aruba. We had a great time and the ship was full.  There were a total of THREE (3) children on board.  

That would be a nice itinerary. 

[davekathy]

11 hours ago, shubsens said:

Does Celebrity ever offer adult only cruises, I would book in a second .

September 2019 NE/Canada cruise on the Summit. One little kid. September 2022 NE/Canada cruise on the Summit. One little kid. Itinerary and time of year.