The restaurant is decorated in blue and burnt orange, with a graceful staircase leading to the main floor of the dining room, and every evening an orchestra performs beneath the enormous lit ceiling panel of a globe. There are tables for two, four, six, and eight and while this room holds 1085 at two dinner seatings, it is spacious and doesn't seem crowded. Here waiters meet passengers at the end of the buffet line and carry trays to tables. There is also 24-hour room service. While the cabins are the same size as cabins found aboard Celebrity's other ships, they appear smaller due to the layout of furniture.
Beds face forward and aft, instead of the headboard being adjacent to the outside wall.
These have marble bathrooms, butler service, personal stationery and tubs with whirlpools. There are two large pools, one with a magradome, a retractable glass roof, a big advantage on Alaska cruises. However, the entertainment on a scale of one to 10 gets about a five. In lounges, performers were quite good and evening shows were packed. Youngsters will find the Fun Factory an entertaining area complete with games, free-standing large animals, computers, and their own private pool.