We boarded the Celebrity Solstice on Monday around noon and spent the day exploring the ship. It's an amazingly beautiful ship with many things to do and a lot to see. That night, we ate at Blu, a specialty restaurant offering a healthier fare. We also ate at Bistro 5, which has crepes and Panini's. The evening show, Solstice, was so awesome. They had people flying all around, acrobats, etc. It was so cool. We also went to the Comedy Club where we laughed so hard. We spent time at the Blackjack table as well.
Tuesday, we putted on the golf, saw the Hot Glass Show (I've never seen anything like it), did a tour of the bridge, danced at Quasar, donated more to the casino, etc. All day we could see Florida off in the distance, since this was an inaugural and we didn't really go anywhere.
Wednesday, we were sad to leave the ship, but happy to head home.
Our tour of the bridge, with the 2nd officer.
Marty and Michelle with Dan Hanrahan, President and CEO of Celebrity Cruises
Marty and Michelle with Dondra, VP of Marketing
Yes, this is real grass. Pretty cool, huh?
Tastings at the Specialty Restaurants
This is Cream of Mushroom Soup - MMMMM!
Michelle didn't quite understand the ant design on the floor - Weird!
The lobby of the ship
The fountain by the pool
Team Earth - where you learn of conservation efforts around the world
Our friends, Diane and BJ Shelton, from Virginia.
The kids playrooms
Sports Court
Hot Glass Show - 2300 degrees - they make it right in front of you
Private hammocks and cabanas all around the pools
A real tree growing in the middle of the ship, leaves were dropping and it has sprinklers, so we know its real
Don't jump!
This is our cabin - Deluxe Oceanview with balcony
It was so much fun. I can't wait to do a "real" cruise on this ship.
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