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Celebrity Summit Cruise Review to Bermuda

Cruises: 1 cruise (first)
Review: 1
Helpful Votes: 31

Overall rating:

2 out of 5
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Celebrity Summit

Sail date: July 24, 2016

Ship: Celebrity Summit

Cabin type: Balcony

Cabin number: 8171

Traveled as: Family (young children)

Reviewed: 8 years ago

Review summary

The food and chef at the Cosmopolitan restaurant was very good.  The nightly entertainment was very good but only lasted 45 or 50 minutes which was to short in my opinion.  The activities provided during the day (besides eating) while at sea were very boring.  The kids swimming pool was very small (15 feet by 18 feet) with a capacity of 11 people which eliminated swimming as an entertainment option.  Because I have a ten year old child, the casino was not an option.  Other ship activities included bingo (which you have to pay for), three art auctions (I'm not really going on vacation to attend art auctions, nor was I interested in buying any artwork this week), there was a sale at the cruise shopping mall (I could have saved a bunch of money on this cruise and just shopped at my local mall or at Amazon), and various seminars like "ten things you didn't know about living at sea" provided by the cruise director.  It was interesting, but I could have googled that on the internet. 

Ship experiences

Food and Dining

5 out of 5

Onboard Activities

1 out of 5

Entertainment

3 out of 5
Great entertainment, but because it only lasted 45 minutes, it was way to short.

Children's Programs

3 out of 5
These are good, but again, you need to PAY MORE MONEY.

Service and Staff

3 out of 5

Ship Quality

3 out of 5

Cabin / Stateroom

3 out of 5
It was nice and I was pleasantly surprised. One major issue was the hide-a-bed. When out, you could NOT walk by the bed to get to our patio (which we paid extra for). There was just not enough room. An extra foot of width to the room (or a shorter hide a bed) would have been nice.

Ship tip

If you have kids, I would not use the Celebrity Summit ship if you want to swim.

Ports of call

Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey

5 out of 5

King's Wharf, Bermuda

5 out of 5
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6 Comments

kckathleen    8 years ago

We booked this to stay clear of kids. We have done 4 cruises on carnival, all loaded with kids. My hubby and I have no kids, don't want them either. We spent more to be away from them this time.

mrsb3    8 years ago

Lol😁going on it in 16 days. Going to relax only and hopefully there is only invisible kids.....👼or angels.

CLConover    8 years ago

You should have read more reviews. Celebrity is NOT for children. That's why I sail on them. I want to stay away from children and have a real vacation. Take them on Carnival, Disney or Princess. Us grandparents don't need to sail with kids. We did our time!

dwalker14    8 years ago

We have not been in the Summit in a few years so the bigger ships do have more activities. The shows are decent and there are bands in different areas of the ship. I hear the new dance club is pretty good. Casino, ship tours, wine seminars, cooking demonstrations and shopping are all fun. We don't go for the activities as much as we do for the relaxing atmosphere and Bermuda.

sherylh43001264    8 years ago

Dwalker- any suggestions for activities aboard?

dwalker14    8 years ago

Did you not research Celebrity? This is mostly an adult cruise with those offerings. Been on the Summit twice and looking forward to next week. No, I am less than 55 years old! 😂

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