Celebrity Constellation

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Celebrity Constellation

Celebrity Constellation is a Celebrity Cruises cruise ship of the Millennium class, in service since 2002. She measures 90,940 gross tons and carries 2,170 guests with a crew of 999. She sails Caribbean, Mediterranean, Transatlantic itineraries.

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About Celebrity Constellation

Celebrity Constellation, delivered in 2002, is the fourth and last Millennium-class ship and took the Celebrity prefix in May 2007. Gas turbines and a steam turbine generate power for two azimuth pods, and a diesel engine added in 2007 saves fuel and supplies power in port. Her last full renovation was in 2013; refits planned for 2020 and 2021 were postponed. She sails Southern Caribbean cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico, in winter 2026-27 and Italy, Croatia and French Riviera itineraries from Civitavecchia and Ravenna in summer 2027.

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Deck plans

Open on the line's site

Where she sails

Home port: San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Flying in for your cruise?

Celebrity Constellation sails from San Juan, Puerto Rico. The airport is Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU), with 4 lounges to wait in before you board.

All 4 lounges at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport on Lounge FrogEvery ship sailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Celebrity Constellation?

Celebrity Constellation is operated by Celebrity Cruises and belongs to its Millennium class.

How big is Celebrity Constellation?

Celebrity Constellation measures 90,940 gross tons and 294 metres in length, with 13 decks.

How crowded does Celebrity Constellation feel?

Celebrity Constellation has a passenger space ratio of 41.9: 90,940 gross tons for 2,170 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so Celebrity Constellation feels comfortable for her size.

How many passengers does Celebrity Constellation carry?

Celebrity Constellation carries 2,170 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 999 (about 2.2 guests per crew member).

When did Celebrity Constellation enter service?

Celebrity Constellation entered service in 2002 and was last refurbished in 2013.

Where does Celebrity Constellation sail?

Celebrity Constellation sails Caribbean, Mediterranean and Transatlantic itineraries. Her home port is San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Which airport should I fly into for Celebrity Constellation?

Celebrity Constellation sails from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Fly into Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU), which has 4 airport lounges listed on Lounge Frog.

Where can I find the deck plans for Celebrity Constellation?

Celebrity Cruises publishes the deck plans for Celebrity Constellation; this page links to Deck plans.

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