Better Than We Expected
Sail Date: August 08, 2008
Reviewed: 8 years ago
Traveled As: Family (older children)
Room Type: Balcony
Pros: The actual cruising
Cons: Having to disembark so early
Recommends Celebrity Millennium? Yes!
Category Ratings
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| Ship Quality | The Millennium is an older ship, but very well maintained. The one thing we really liked is that we never felt crowded on the ship in spite of the fact that it was almost sold out. | |
| Cabin / Stateroom | The amenities were great. We were not wanting for anything. Of course, the staterooms were not spacious, but I have had small rooms in Europe so was used to it. It was very comfortable and the beds were much better than expected. | |
| Food and Dining | Everything about the food was excellent. The fine dining was superb. Food was always available but yet fresh and plentiful. There were so many ethnic foods. The sushi could have been a bit better, but then again I am picky about my sushi. Very good dining experiences especially in the evening. | |
| Service and Staff | The friendliness and customer service of the staff was excellent. Our dinner staff were very attentive and didn't miss a thing. I enjoyed the international staff and like striking up conversations about their homelands. | |
| Entertainment | We didn't use all of the activities offered, but the entertainment was very good. I love Broadway shows and particularly liked the production the ship put on about Broadway. All very good. |
Port Ratings
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| Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska | |||
| Skagway, Alaska | |||
| Ketchikan, Alaska | |||
| Juneau, Alaska | We took the time to go to the Alaska Brewing Co. They was very interesting. |
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