Celebrity Millennium, fondly known as “Millie” by many a devoted returning passenger, initially debuted in 2000 but, in 2019 it underwent a makeover inspired by Celebrity’s Edge’s ship design. The renovation might have brought modern upgrades like updated bathrooms; sleek staterooms; a redesigned spa, casino and Sunset Bar; and the introduction of spa-inspired AquaClass suites (equipped with wellness TV programming on demand and in-room fitness amenities), but the pioneering spirit of one of Celebrity’s more senior ships remains firmly intact.
One luxurious new addition to Millennium is The Retreat, a hotel-within-a-hotel haven that includes private restaurant Luminae (where you can sample dishes from Five-Star New York chef Daniel Boulud), a resort-style sundeck, a lounge and a dedicated concierge. Book a suite to elevate your cruising experience to another level.
- The onyx staircase and marble floors of the ship’s grand foyer make for an unforgettable first step aboard, an effect only heightened by the sweeping views of the sea when riding the glass elevators on the ship’s exterior
- The Sky Lounge makes for the ideal place to situate oneself as day turns to night. Take in the view of the sinking sun from the panoramic floor-to-ceiling window as the party begins on the dance floor.
- There’s no shortage of activities to fill your day. Choose from hosted bingo, trivia, friendly sporting competitions between crew members and guests, art lectures and auctions and movie nights hosted on the rooftop terrace.Head outside to play hoops on the full-sized basketball court or have a run on the track while taking in the salty fresh breeze.
- The nightlife onboard has something to offer for every reveler, including Motown-,’80s- and British Invasion-themed dance nights; not one but two silent discos; and live jazz played by a violin and cello duo at the Cellar Wine Bar.
- The casino received some extra shine with the renovation with state-of-the-art slot machines and an expanded bar that will make you want to try your luck.
- The sophisticated and airy Main Restaurant serves rotating dishes inspired by cuisines worldwide and offers both early and late dinner seating, with open seating for lunch and breakfast.
- Pick among three onboard pools: the serene, adults-only Celebrity Signature Solarium and two other family-fun-oriented alternatives.
- Le Petit Chef combines dinner and a show with holographic chefs guiding diners around the world’s cuisine. It’s a unique dining experience that’s worth the splurge.
- The ship’s Camp at Sea program caters to children of all ages with offerings like slumber parties and video game tournaments.
