Celebrity Cruises announced today that their brand new ship, Solstice will open up for sale exclusively to Captains Club Members. This booking window (June 21 through July 5, 2007) will allow Captain Club members to ensure they get the best ticket available on this exciting new cruise ship.
Beginning with December 2008 sailings to the Caribbean, Celebrity Solstice will provide each of her 2,850 guests a vacation experience of distinctive style and elegance, utilizing design elements that are inspired, innovative and finely crafted.
Below are highlights of this exciting new Celebrity Cruise Ship:
Beginning with December 2008 sailings to the Caribbean, Celebrity Solstice will provide each of her 2,850 guests a vacation experience of distinctive style and elegance, utilizing design elements that are inspired, innovative and finely crafted.
Below are highlights of this exciting new Celebrity Cruise Ship:
- Gross Tons – 122,000 tons
- Average Stateroom Size – 215 square feet
- All staterooms will be equipped with 32” flat-screen TVs, spacious bathrooms and plush European bedding.
- Wireless Internet access throughout ship
- Brand New Aqua Class – Celebrity Solstice will include a new contemporary class of veranda staterooms called AquaClass that blends rejuvenating, multi-sensory experience of spa vacation with restorative powers of the sea. Guests in AquaClass will enjoy unlimited access to the AquaSpa relaxation room, Persian Garden, and Blu – the AquaClass exclusive specialty restaurant offering fresh, flavorful cuisine that’s a true step above the ordinary.
More information to follow soon. To book onboard this new ship, call 1-800 DLC-8088.
How do you become a captian's club meneber?
ReplyDeleteIn order to become a Captain Club member, you must have sailed on at least 1 Celebrity Cruise. Once you have done this, you may enroll for a small fee by calling 1-800 760-0654.
ReplyDeleteFYI - The Celebrity Solstice is now open for sale to everyone.
"All staterooms will be equipped with 32” flat-screen TVs, spacious bathrooms and plush European bedding."
ReplyDeleteNiiiiice.
Oh, and the ship-wide wifi sounds nice too. Now if we could just get cruise lines to include internet access in that "all inclusive" price. :)