Aug 11, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 15 segments
🚢 Join us for an in-depth Celebrity Solstice review as we share our Likes & Wishes after spending 7 nights aboard the Celebrity Solstice on an Alaska cruise from Vancouver. We take you through the…
I thought it was a very elegant, sophisticated, classy ship.
It was very pretty.
Yeah.
And I know it's been recently went through dry dock.
It did feel, I wouldn't say it felt modern, but it definitely felt updated.
it felt like stuff was new on it.
Like the carpet, it was obviously new carpet, because even I had a little carry-on suitcase and the wheels were sinking right into it.
And you could feel how soft it was to walk around.
Well, you said to me when we got on, oh, these carpets feel soft as we're walking around.
Very soft.
But yeah, I think it was well maintained, the ship.
There were some minor things that were broken, but overall they maintained it well.
It was a beautiful ship.
Yeah, and even like all the upholstery on all the chairs, like everything was nice, really nice.
Now, before we jump up to some of the main venues on the ship, let's talk about the elevators.
I didn't feel like we had to wait very long at all for the elevators.
No, the only time I saw a little bit of congestion would be after a show let out
around
the theater area.
But other than that, I found it really easy to hop in an elevator and it wasn't like we were all getting squished in there either.
No,
it was very few times we were in a full elevator.
There are not the smart elevators or the traditional type where you push the button inside the elevator.
Even we did self disembark and you know, sometimes on a cruise getting off the ship, the elevators are almost impossible to get on.
I thought it was a very elegant, sophisticated, classy ship.
It was very pretty.
Yeah.
And I know it's been recently went through dry dock.
It did feel, I wouldn't say it felt modern, but it definitely felt updated.
it felt like stuff was new on it.
Like the carpet, it was obviously new carpet, because even I had a little carry-on suitcase and the wheels were sinking right into it.
And you could feel how soft it was to walk around.
Well, you said to me when we got on, oh, these carpets feel soft as we're walking around.
Very soft.
But yeah, I think it was well maintained, the ship.
There were some minor things that were broken, but overall they maintained it well.
It was a beautiful ship.
Yeah, and even like all the upholstery on all the chairs, like everything was nice, really nice.
Now, before we jump up to some of the main venues on the ship, let's talk about the elevators.
I didn't feel like we had to wait very long at all for the elevators.
No, the only time I saw a little bit of congestion would be after a show let out
around
the theater area.
But other than that, I found it really easy to hop in an elevator and it wasn't like we were all getting squished in there either.
No,
it was very few times we were in a full elevator.
There are not the smart elevators or the traditional type where you push the button inside the elevator.
Even we did self disembark and you know, sometimes on a cruise getting off the ship, the elevators are almost impossible to get on.
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