Celebrity Solstice Inc.
- Ship Owners
Celebrity Solstice is not a company, but rather a cruise ship operated by Celebrity Cruises, which is a premium cruise line. Celebrity Cruises is a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group, one of the largest and most well-known cruise companies in the world.
Here's some more information about the Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Cruises:
Celebrity Solstice:
- Launch Year: The ship was first launched in 2008.
- Class: It is the lead ship of the Solstice-class of cruise ships, which includes Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Eclipse, Celebrity Silhouette, and Celebrity Reflection.
- Capacity: The ship can accommodate roughly 2,850 passengers and has a crew of about 1,250.
- Features and Amenities: Celebrity Solstice is known for its modern design, high-end amenities, and various dining options. Some notable features include a real grass lawn on the top deck (the Lawn Club), a large spa and wellness area, multiple swimming pools, specialty restaurants, theaters, and numerous bars and lounges.
- Itineraries: The ship typically sails to various destinations, including Alaska, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, and the South Pacific, among others.
Celebrity Cruises:
- Founded: The company was founded in 1988 by the Chandris Group, a Greek shipping conglomerate.
- Ownership: It was acquired by the Royal Caribbean Group in 1997.
- Fleet: As of the latest updates, the company operates a fleet of modern cruise ships that are categorized into different classes, including Edge, Solstice, Millennium, and others.
- Target Market: Celebrity Cruises is known for focusing on a more premium cruising experience, offering a blend of luxury and modernity. The cruise line aims to provide high-quality dining, personalized service, and culturally enriching experiences.
- Awards: The cruise line has received numerous awards over the years for its service, dining, and innovative design.
Celebrity Solstice and its sister ships are particularly celebrated for their design, comfort, and the variety of high-quality experiences they offer their passengers, helping to set Celebrity Cruises apart in the crowded cruise industry.
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CELEBRITY SOLSTICE
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