Good Cruise, Could Have Been Better
Sail Date: March 09, 2009
Reviewed: 8 years ago
Traveled As: Large Group
Room Type: Inside
The sushi bar was a great addition and the ability to order room service all hours of the night was helpful. All of the food shutdown so early though so you were forced to eat room service instead of go up for a midnight snack, no midnight buffet on Century. The drinks were not the cheapest, on average about $8 dollars a drink. The pools shutdown at 8 and that includes the hot tubs. The casino had very low-limits which made it more enjoyable to play as I would otherwise have no money left.
The shows were okay. It was a cruise ship and not Radio City Music Hall and I can understand that. We stopped at the Keys and on Grand Cayman, both islands were great and I really did have a great spring break. I just built up the food to be much better in my mind and it was a let-down. I don't really see what was so luxurious about Celebrity cruises. They don't make you feel like a celebrity, they make you feel like you should be lucky to get what you get.
Pros: The quality of the ship was superb! Very clean and easy to get around, friednly staff
Cons: The food was dissapointing and overall entertainment not the best
Recommends Celebrity Century? Yes!
Category Ratings
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| Food and Dining | Nothing to write home about | |
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| Ship Quality | Beautiful Ship, well laid out. | |
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Port Ratings
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| Key West, Florida | We found a place that had one-dollar drafts...needless to say it was a great Tuesday. |
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| George Town, Grand Cayman | We did a $25 trip to the sting-rays and were snorkeling over some coral reefs. It was enjoyable |
