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CONSTELLATION
Arrival of another Celebrity star
Celebrity Cruises' Constellation, the fourth and final Millennium-class superliner, set sail from Barcelona on her maiden voyage in May 2002.
Said Celebrity Cruises President Jack Williams at the time: "Constellation, like her
sister ships Millennium, Infinity and Summit, extends the popular traditions introduced on those vessels, along with new and distinctive features all her own."
Among the compelling elements of Constellation (left) is "Ocean Liners" restaurant, the fourth in a distinctive series of
specialty restaurants recalling the best of classic transatlantic travel,
with actual artifacts gleaned from some the world's most famous luxury
liners.
Additional Highlights
- A 25,000-square-foot AquaSpa(SM) presenting the "Sensory Heaven" experience, a fusion of exotic Eastern and Western spa treatments and 10 "Cultural Touches"
- A unique botanical garden where guests can enjoy flower arranging
demonstrations or simply relax with a cup of tea.
- Eighty percent of Constellation's staterooms offer an ocean-view, and 74
percent of those have verandas.
- Quiet and smokeless gas turbine engines, which reduce exhaust emissions by up to 95 percent.
- Some of the largest Penthouse Suites afloat, encompassing more than 2,500 square feet, with veranda
- "The Emporium", a 15,000-square-foot designer boutique area
offering elegant and trendy labels, including Fendi, Versace and Hugo Boss,
in addition to shops offering Cova Cafe Milano confections.
- Exterior, glass-enclosed elevators, offering guests
captivating, panoramic ocean views as they move from deck to deck.
- "Connect@Sea" Internet service available in all staterooms and suites for guests who bring their own laptops, plus an 18-workstation Internet cafe
- A music library "Notes", offering thousands of digital recordings and a quiet haven for music lovers.
- Extensive options for the physically challenged with accommodations in a variety of categories, including suites.
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