Celebrity Summit Cruise Reviews - Questions and Answers
59 Celebrity Summit traveler questions & answers
A: it just fits in the old locks. We just came thru this past week.
Answered by Ellarsee on May 4, 2024
A: Old locks which are more picturesque. You get to see the mules (trains) pull the ship through the locks.
Answered by jfbrown38 on March 16, 2024
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Answer QuestionA: Stage shows are at 7 and 9. on the 14 day Panama Canal crossing there were 3 "dress to impress" nights. Shorter cruises have less. There are silent disco nights but I think the schedule varies but DEFINITELY DO IT
Answered by Ellarsee on May 4, 2024
A: Your sail away time is on your itinerary on your booking summary. Check-in times vary with port and previous sailing return to dock time. In general, expect the terminal to accept new passengers 3-4 hours after docking, with general boarding start... ing 60-90 minutes after the last returing passenger process through cystoms (usuallySee More
Answered by maryred on January 26, 2024
A: could be partially obstructed being so close to the bow of the ship.
Answered by jcb91777 on December 11, 2023
A: Think of the casual night dress code as more along the lines of Royal's Dress Your Best night and Carnival's Elegant Night. Celebrity's idea is better resort evening casual, meaning no shorts for either gender if over 12, with jeans, linen pants, kha... kis, and dockers with a pole or casual button down being the bare minimum. Females can choose below the knee capris,sun/maxi dresses, or skirts.See More
Answered by maryred on June 25, 2023
A: It’s on their website. While I don’t know if they will turn you away for wearing shorts, they don’t fall into their guidelines. https://www.celebritycruises.com/faqs/onboard-dress-code
Answered by tlw718 on June 25, 2023
A: can't wear swimsuits with cover ups, shorts, tanks in the MDR
Answered by trishoko on June 25, 2023
A: on carnival if it's not the fancy night, then you can wear shorts, jeans, t-shirts, flip flops, sneakers. They will not turn you away.
Answered by blondey1981 on June 26, 2023
A: Sneakers fine. No shorts, tank tops, swimsuits. Probably no flip flops, though I don't remember that being explicitly stated. I will say that in my experience people wore somewhat nicer clothes than at the MDRs on Carnival or Royal, but ymmv.
Answered by cmressler on June 25, 2023
A: Celebrity has their dress code posted in their FAQ pages. Like Royal the basic casual night code is for pants be it jeans, khakis, or dockers with a presentable shirt on casual nights with no specifics on footwear except stating flip-flops will not b... e permitted in any of the sit down service dining rooms. Unlike Royal crew on Celebrity will enforce the dress code for the eatery areas.See More
Answered by maryred on June 25, 2023
A: We went on this same cruise last July, and the ship sailed into the harbor near the statue and did a couple of passes before stopping and doing a 360 so everyone could see it. Great views of both the statue and lower Manhattan if you're into that kin... d of thing.See More
Answered by cmressler on June 6, 2023
A: part 2... The statue will be visible to those on the docked ship, further north into the Hudson River. Balconies facing north (ship alternates docking bow or stern in) might have obstructed views of the statue because a peninsula with shipping contai... ners is in-between the ship and Liberty Island. One of the top decks is your best viewing option.See More
Answered by maryred on June 6, 2023
A: Part 1... If asking if what the timing of the sail by of Liberty Island is from Bayonne, it varies. Permission by the harbor master for the pilot to backtrack up the Hudson River does not always happen. A schedule needsNarrowed bridge.
Answered by maryred on June 6, 2023
A: yes they cruise close to Lady Liberty too give everyone a great view. my in-laws from Virginia have never been to NYC and really enjoyed the opportunity to see her
Answered by jdeer76 on June 5, 2023
A: Our experience with Royal and Carnival is no there isn’t. First time with Celebrity in June. We have purchased the extra long power cords from 5 Below.
Answered by delcarrow on May 9, 2023
A: We had outlets on our beside table lamp but only accessible by one side of bed when made up as a double
Answered by lynsey623 on June 19, 2023
A: Typically no bedside outlets of any type. This is because beds can be either in twin or queen configuration. Outlets are at the desk and on newer ships ( last few years) you will see USB outlets. They also have an outlet for European travelers.
Answered by jfbrown38 on May 9, 2023
A: We've taken the Summit on 4 occasions, but only felt ocean movement once heading into an unavoidable storm. The ship's crew announced the possible motion sickness very early and provided advice on how to combat it. If you don't like pills, use the tr... avel/ motion sickness wrist bands. They worked for me.See More
Answered by FrustratedGamer on May 7, 2023
A: I have sailed to Bermuda 3 times. It can be a little rough depending on the weather. I always come prepared with motion sickness patches and have been fine. If you get sick easily I would come prepared so your trip is not ruined.
Answered by wkulp on May 11, 2023
A: Sort of you are crossing a larger expanse of deep ocean than if island hopping down in the Bahamas or Caribbean. This deep water can be calm most of the time but it gets very turbulent due to incoming storms then it does get rough. Newer bigger ships... have better stabilizers to counter, but the Summit is an older small ship. So be prepared for both ends of the spectrum.See More
Answered by maryred on May 5, 2023
A: I’m going on the same cruises you I don’t think there is
Answered by lovster1127 on May 2, 2023
A: you should not have to test. I don't think Bermuda requires it any more.
Answered by rakini on May 20, 2023
A: No testing as far as I know. I am on same cruise with you. Can’t wait
Answered by donato49 on May 20, 2023
A: Currently no. Unless a port of call the ship is scheduled to visit requires one. Currently only some Asian/Pacific ports, like Australia, require any Covid testing or vaccine proofs. Caribbean Islands can flip-flops regulations on a dime if their loc... al numbers are on the rise. Check Celebrity's website Health and Safety banner closer to sailing.See More
Answered by maryred on April 29, 2023
A: if you have the drink package you can get bottled water for free. if you ask at any bar you can get any number of bottles.
Answered by Cruise348 on April 30, 2023
A: They're owned by Royal Caribbean, so I would assume water policy is the same. Royal lets you bring up to 12 standard size water bottles when you board.
Answered by cmressler on April 27, 2023
A: Cruise348..so if I have the all included package then I would get them as well?
Answered by haelmo on April 30, 2023
A: if you have the drink package bottle water is included.You can ask at any bar and get as many bottles as you need.
Answered by Cruise348 on April 30, 2023
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