Celebrity Cruises is refreshing its Solstice Series with a US$250 million modernisation programme, starting with Celebrity Solstice, which has returned to service with eight new spaces.
The revitalised ship sailed off from Singapore on 2 March, with 2026 itineraries that span Asia, Australia, and Alaska, ahead of a landmark 110-night grand voyage beginning 13 September 2026.
All existing staterooms on Celebrity Solstice have been fully upgraded, while 54 new staterooms have been added for a total of 1,479 cabins.
Guests can book from four new stateroom categories: the panoramic infinite veranda suite, two panoramic ocean view suite categories, and the deluxe panoramic ocean view.
Guests staying in The Retreat, Celebrity Solstice's exclusive suite-class, will find a new sundeck with an oversized hot tub, dedicated outdoor seating, and a redesigned private lounge.
Dining options have also expanded with Trattoria Rossa, serving Roman and Southern Italian cuisine, and Fine Cut Steakhouse, featuring 30-day dry-aged steaks and fresh seafood.
New entertainment venues include the 125-seat Boulevard Lounge, hosting piano singalongs, karaoke and interactive game shows, and The Parlor, a relaxed space for sports viewing and casual games over snacks.
In The Theatre, two production shows make their debut. Smoke and Ivories takes a nod to the 1950s with piano entertainment, acrobatics and vocals, while Rockumentary delivers a live concert rock experience across the decades. A smaller scale candle-lit concert featuring live, string renditions of rock performances will also feature throughout the ship.
Meanwhile, wellness-focused AquaClass staterooms have been refreshed with spa-inspired amenities including massaging showerheads, aromatherapy diffusers, yoga mats and a pillow menu. Guests also enjoy complimentary access to the Blu restaurant and the Persian Garden at The Spa.