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Celebrity Reflection

Celebrity Reflection debuted in October 2012 as the fifth and final Solstice-class ship at 126,000 gross tons. She is slightly larger than her four sisters, with an extra deck that added 72 staterooms and brought total capacity to 3,046 passengers.

Ship specs

  • Cruise line: Celebrity
  • Ship class: Solstice
  • Year launched: 2012
  • Gross tonnage: 126,000 GT
  • Length: 1,047 ft
  • Passengers (double occupancy): 3,046
  • Passengers (max): 3,480

About Celebrity Reflection

Celebrity Reflection debuted in October 2012 as the fifth and final Solstice-class ship at 126,000 gross tons. She is slightly larger than her four sisters, with an extra deck that added 72 staterooms and brought total capacity to 3,046 passengers.

Best for: Couples and spa enthusiasts who want the Solstice-class experience in the largest and most refined ship of that generation, with strong AquaClass and suite options.

Key features and highlights

  • ▸The extra deck gives Reflection more staterooms and suite categories than any other Solstice-class ship, including dedicated AquaClass accommodations with spa perks.
  • ▸The Lawn Club features a half-acre of real grass for open-air relaxation, movie screenings, and casual games.
  • ▸Murano serves classic French cuisine with dramatic tableside preparations, including a fiery lobster flambe.
  • ▸The Lawn Club Grill is an indoor-outdoor restaurant with flatbread pizzas, grilled seafood, and steaks right next to the grass lawn.
  • ▸Le Petit Chef is an animated dining experience where tiny chefs are projected onto your plate and table as each course is served.

What to know before you book

Cabin tips

AquaClass cabins are worth the upgrade here. You get a standard veranda stateroom plus access to the Blu restaurant, priority spa reservations, and unlimited use of the Persian Garden thermal suite. Over 75% of cabins have private balconies.

Dining

Reflection offers about a dozen dining venues including specialty options like Murano, Tuscan Grille, Sushi on Five, the Lawn Club Grill, and Le Petit Chef. Retreat guests also get access to Luminae, the exclusive suite restaurant.

Entertainment

Expect a mix of theater productions, live music, silent discos, game shows, trivia, and themed dance parties. The vibe is social and easygoing rather than high-energy spectacle.

Cabin sizes by category

Interior

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Inside Stateroom183 sq ftNo balconyNot published

Oceanview

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Oceanview Stateroom177 sq ftNo balconyNot published

Balcony

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Veranda Stateroom, AquaClass, Concierge Class194-575 sq ft53-54 sq ftNot published

Suite

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Sky Suite, Celebrity Suite, Royal Suite, Penthouse Suite, Reflection Suite300-1,636 sq ft79-385 sq ftNot published

Cabin sizes come from third-party deck plans. Sizes may vary by specific stateroom number. Always confirm with the cruise line before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the Celebrity Reflection?
Celebrity Reflection is approximately 126,000 gross tons, 1,047 feet long, and carries approximately 3,046 passengers at double occupancy (up to 3,480 at full capacity).
What are the cabin sizes on Celebrity Reflection?
Celebrity Reflection cabins fall into 4 main types. Interior: 183 sq ft. Oceanview: 177 sq ft. Balcony: 194-575 sq ft. Suite: 300-1,636 sq ft.
What class is the Celebrity Reflection?
Celebrity Reflection is a Solstice class ship operated by Celebrity. It launched in 2012.

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