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Departs Honolulu aboard Celebrity Cruises – Celebrity Millennium

Sailing Date(s): November 2, 2013


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	Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Traveler Type: Group Stateroom Type: Balcony ship is physically seemingly ok by A Traveler from United States Sailing date: Oct 2011 Pros: easy on, easy off Cons: food fair at best, service below par, entertainment poor--not up to or even close to expectations best part of trip is leaving, though the staff is probably hard working and attentive, there was enough sneers and rudeness to make you forget the overall good and hardworking staff. where did they get such lack lustre shows from? Ship Details: Ship Quality Dining/Food Stateroom Quality Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities 2 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 65+ Cruise Experience: 4 - 6 cruises Traveler Type: Couple Stateroom Type: Balcony amazing nature by kiyou hooshiar from Virginia Sailing date: Jul 2009 Pros: Show, Shore Excursion and service Cons: airline itenarary We recently sailed on the Celbrity Cruise Mellenium to Alaks inside passage, we enjoyed We really like celebrioty, service, and innovative service . the one disappointment was short stop inIcy Sreight and in addition the airline itenarary. we almost lost tow days to get home. Ship Details: Ship Quality Dining/Food Stateroom Quality Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities Children's Programs Read this user's port of call reviews: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Ketchikan, Alaska; Skagway, Alaska Collapse List of Ports Ports of Call: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska too short stop but we enjoyed from the nature and shore excursion Juneau, Alaska it was great and lucky to this city. enjoyed the shore excursion and the street activities Ketchikan, Alaska it was great and worth it to see Skagway, Alaska Summit tour was not realy worth it, but the city was great. 5 out of 9 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 50 - 65 Cruise Experience: 7+ cruises Traveler Type: Singles/friends Stateroom Type: Inside Worst ship I have ever cruised on by Kay S from Southern California Sailing date: Sep 2008 Pros: Bernard - our steward and the ports Cons: Food was awful (cold, boring, monotonous menus); Layout of ship required a lot of extra spending in order to enjoy sailing time; , no laundry facilities; unhappy and exhausted crew ; staff kept telling them to smile; I have cruised four different lines and the Celebrity was the worst ever. I was never so glad to get off after two weeks. Ship Details: Ship Quality Dining/Food Stateroom Quality Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities Read this user's port of call reviews: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Ketchikan, Alaska; Seattle, Washington; San Francisco, California; Skagway, Alaska; Sitka, Alaska; Catalina Island, California Collapse List of Ports Ports of Call: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska Juneau, Alaska Ketchikan, Alaska Seattle, Washington San Francisco, California Skagway, Alaska Sitka, Alaska Catalina Island, California 7 out of 21 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 30 - 49 Cruise Experience: 7+ cruises Traveler Type: Group Stateroom Type: Balcony "Hmm, So So at Best" by Graham C from Orlando, Florida Sailing date: Mar 2012 Pros: Staff were friendly, Cons: Ship was in poor condition, Food was terrible. I've been on over 10 cruises now and by far this was the worst experience yet. We were expecting a higher class of cruise with Celebrity but that was just not the case. We spent the extra money for a concierge class room which was nice I do have to say but it was dirty, the sliding door to our balcony was almost seized due to rust which they ended up changing the door after two days of complaining. The ship is scheduled to go into dry dock later this year and for good reason. It's very old and dirty in places. The staff did their best so I cannot knock them for trying. By far the worst food i've had on a ship. The buffet was terrible. I've had better at cheap roadside cafe's. The overall experience was no where near what we expected. I would not recommend this ship. Ship Details: Ship Quality Needs a major make over. Mold in the shower in our room. Dining/Food By far the worst food i've had on any cruise ship. Everyone at our table was of the same opinion. Stateroom Quality Not bad but we've had better. Worth getting the concierge class room. It's only a little extra but worth it for space and service. Ship Staff Quality I can't knock the staff. Were very friendly and helpful. Entertainment & Activities The main acts were very good which is to be expected but with the exception of the piano player (ex American Idol runner up) the around ship entertainment was VERY bad. It was like a Philippine karaoke contest. At times the music hurt my ears. We had to leave the room. Piano bar was great but no room for dancing. 2 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 30 - 49 Cruise Experience: 2 - 3 cruises Traveler Type: Couple Stateroom Type: Balcony A bit disappointed by Lisa H from Hendersonville, NC Sailing date: Feb 2012 Pros: Our state room, the service staff, and the ports of call Cons: No organization and bad communication within the crew. Ship is in desperate need of repairs. The ship is feeling its age. There is an obvious need for restoration. The service on this ship did not compare to the Century (the main dinning room service was exceptional, however). Everything seemed very disorganized, and there seemed to be a lack of communication within the crew members. Ship Details: Ship Quality Needs major repairs. I literally saw granite being held together with duct tape and paint chips floating in water on the floor in the spa areas. Dining/Food The Ocean Grill was a disorganized mess-mostly because the ship guests were pushy and self centered, the coffee was horrible and dinner had very little to offer. You must dine in the main dining room for dinner if you care about service and quality. Stateroom Quality It was nice. We had an accessible room, which gave us a little more space. Our room attendant was exceptional! Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities We tried to go to a dance class-too crowded. We tried to go to an "aperitif tasting"-the bar tender knew nothing about it. I took a yoga class (which I paid $12 for), and the instructor was unqualified-seemed to be making things up as he went along. We saw a juggler/comedian who was really great! A lot of things we missed because it conflicted with our dinner time. 0 out of 0 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 30 - 49 Cruise Experience: 2 - 3 cruises Traveler Type: Couple Stateroom Type: Balcony This is an older ship by A Traveler from Houston, Tx Sailing date: Feb 2012 Pros: The main dining food was wonderful Cons: the buffet food was lacking. This is an older ship. I expected something nicer!! The bathrooms were in need of repair and we never could get our air conditioner working properly. Some of the staff didn't like each other and they didn't hide it. Ship Details: Ship Quality Much of the ship needed updates in decor. Dining/Food I loved the food in the main dining room but the buffet was terrible. Stateroom Quality Mold in the shower and ac didn't work Ship Staff Quality Most of the staff were very nice and really did want to make you happy Entertainment & Activities 0 out of 0 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 50 - 65 Cruise Experience: 2 - 3 cruises Traveler Type: Group Stateroom Type: Inside Short but Good by A Traveler from Portland, OR Sailing date: Feb 2012 Pros: Key West Cons: Cozumel This short cruise spent too little time in Key West. Cozumel was adequate but uninteresting. We had been there before to stay and had the time to do it right. Ship Details: Ship Quality Dining/Food Stateroom Quality Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities 0 out of 0 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 30 - 49 Cruise Experience: 4 - 6 cruises Traveler Type: Couple Stateroom Type: Balcony alaska cruise by A Traveler from Orlando, Fl. Sailing date: Aug 2010 Pros: alaska, the naturalist on board, excursions Cons: the food How can one go wrong on a cruise to an amazing part of the world? The only surprise was that the food was underpar compared with other cruises I've been on. The rooms were great, service good, and the landscape spectacular! Ship Details: Ship Quality Lovely ship, pretty standard. Dining/Food Subpar compared to other cruises I've been on, both in the dining room and cafeteria. Stateroom Quality Very clean and well kept. Ship Staff Quality Always friendly and willing to help, but so many of the staff do not speak English well enough to actually be of assistance. This was frustrating. Entertainment & Activities Except for the naturalist on board who did an excellent job explaining everything we were seeing, the entertainment was just average. Nothing special. Read this user's port of call reviews: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Ketchikan, Alaska; Skagway, Alaska Collapse List of Ports Ports of Call: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska Whale watching, nature, real Alaska, no tourist traps, friendly people. Juneau, Alaska The port is horrible, a total tourist trap, ugly, and nothing to see. Mendenhall Glacier is breathtaking, a must see. But get out of the port as quickly as possible. Ketchikan, Alaska Stay away from the tourist traps!!!! There are beautiful and authentic souveniers to be had further north. Don't buy anything here - wait. Skagway, Alaska Adorable 'old time' Alaska, well preserved history. Don't Miss: Glacier Point. 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 65+ Cruise Experience: 4 - 6 cruises Traveler Type: Couple Stateroom Type: Suite 50th Anniversary Cruise by Thomas M. from Chattanooga, TN Sailing date: Aug 2009 Pros: Service, stateroom, general quality Cons: General dining quality, side trip herding atmosphere This ship will be reccomended with the following comments considered. Ship Details: Ship Quality Dining/Food This rating is given for the quality of food offered om general dining. Presentation was very good. Service was satisfactory. Rating of excellent for Olympic Dining. Service, quality and all puts this resturant above all we have experienced. x Stateroom Quality The celebrity suite was beautiful and all we could have expected. Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities Productions were of high school quality. Read this user's port of call reviews: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Ketchikan, Alaska; Skagway, Alaska Collapse List of Ports Ports of Call: Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska Juneau, Alaska Ketchikan, Alaska This was best tour of cruise. Skagway, Alaska 0 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful? Overall Rating: About the Reviewer: Age: 50 - 65 Cruise Experience: 7+ cruises Traveler Type: Couple Stateroom Type: Balcony Australia on the Millennium by Cathy B. from Seattle, Wa. Sailing date: Mar 2009 Pros: the itinerary Cons: the condition of the ship was terrible The ship was looking very old and tired since the last time we sailed on her in 2002. It was sad to see. Plus, we sailed the entire cruise with only one engine working properly which made us miss two ports! Ship Details: Ship Quality The ship has a great layout but as I said it was not kept up at all. Dining/Food Stateroom Quality Ship Staff Quality Entertainment & Activities The Celebrity singers and dancers were great! Some of the best we've seen in our 36 cruises! Read this user's port of call reviews: Dunedin, New Zealand; Hobart, Tasmania, Australia; Melbourne, Australia; Sydney, Australia; Tauranga, New Zealand; Wellington, New Zealand Collapse List of Ports Ports of Call: Dunedin, New Zealand Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Don't Miss: Port Arthur Melbourne, Australia Sydney, Australia They city is clean and safe and the people are wonderful. We did the bridge climb and it was a highlight of our trip! Don't Miss: the Harbour Bridge Climb Tauranga, New Zealand Don't Miss: Maori cultural center Wellington, New Zealand Don't Miss: Wellington Rover hop on hop off bus was great! 7 out of 9 people found this review helpful. Did you find this review helpful?
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