Skip to content

Celebrity· Solstice Class

Celebrity Silhouette

Celebrity Silhouette launched in July 2011 as the fourth Solstice-class ship at 122,400 gross tons, carrying about 2,886 passengers. She was extensively refurbished in 2020 and refreshed again in late 2024, giving her a modern boutique-hotel feel with eXhale bedding and cashmere mattresses throughout.

Ship specs

  • Cruise line: Celebrity
  • Ship class: Solstice
  • Year launched: 2011
  • Gross tonnage: 122,400 GT
  • Length: 1,047 ft
  • Passengers (double occupancy): 2,902
  • Passengers (max): 3,324

About Celebrity Silhouette

Celebrity Silhouette launched in July 2011 as the fourth Solstice-class ship at 122,400 gross tons, carrying about 2,886 passengers. She was extensively refurbished in 2020 and refreshed again in late 2024, giving her a modern boutique-hotel feel with eXhale bedding and cashmere mattresses throughout.

Best for: Couples and repeat cruisers who want Solstice-class charm with recently refreshed interiors, strong specialty dining, and a relaxed onboard atmosphere.

Key features and highlights

  • ▸Tuscan Grille sits at the stern on Deck 5 with floor-to-ceiling windows, making sunset dinners over the ship's wake hard to beat.
  • ▸Murano serves refined French cuisine with tableside preparations like foie gras and creamy bisques in an intimate setting.
  • ▸Le Petit Chef at Qsine is an animated dinner experience where a tiny projected chef 'prepares' each course on your plate before the real dish arrives.
  • ▸The reimagined Passport Bar and Craft Social bar add modern social spaces after the 2020 refurbishment.
  • ▸The Lawn Club on the top deck still features real grass and a relaxing atmosphere, a signature of every Solstice-class ship.

What to know before you book

Cabin tips

Book a balcony stateroom. About 85% of cabins have them, and the refreshed rooms with new bedding and updated decor punch above their weight. Concierge Class adds priority perks for a modest upgrade.

Dining

Silhouette has about a dozen dining venues. The specialty standouts are Tuscan Grille for steaks and pasta, Murano for French fine dining, and Le Petit Chef for something theatrical and fun. Free options include the Oceanview Cafe buffet and the Mast Grill.

Entertainment

Entertainment follows the classic Solstice formula with theater shows, live music, and lounge acts. The ship is more about unwinding at the Lawn Club or lingering over dinner than high-octane activities.

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, Concierge Class194 sq ft54 sq ftNot published

Suite

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Sky Suite, Celebrity Suite, Royal Suite, Penthouse Suite300-1,291 sq ft53-385 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 Silhouette?
Celebrity Silhouette is approximately 122,400 gross tons, 1,047 feet long, and carries approximately 2,902 passengers at double occupancy (up to 3,324 at full capacity).
What are the cabin sizes on Celebrity Silhouette?
Celebrity Silhouette cabins fall into 4 main types. Interior: 183 sq ft. Oceanview: 177 sq ft. Balcony: 194 sq ft. Suite: 300-1,291 sq ft.
What class is the Celebrity Silhouette?
Celebrity Silhouette is a Solstice class ship operated by Celebrity. It launched in 2011.

More on Celebrity

Other Celebrity ships

C
Caden Sorenson

Travel data researcher and publisher

Caden Sorenson runs Travel Vient, an independent travel research site built on a verified database of airline baggage rules, airport connection times, cruise line policies, and eSIM plans. He built the verification pipeline behind it: each record is read from the company or government page that publishes it (connection times: OAG data via ExpertFlyer), stored with that source link and the sentence it came from, and re-checked on a schedule. He is a senior staff engineer with 15+ years building software, a Computer Science graduate of Utah State University, and based in Logan, Utah.

Figures link to the source they were read from and show the date last checked; some cite a travel publication or aggregator rather than the company.

Sources & verification

Verified Sep 2026. Ship specs and cabin sizes can change with refurbishments and reconfiguration. Confirm with the cruise line before booking.

If a figure looks wrong, email hello@vient.org, see how we handle corrections, or browse past fixes in our public changelog.