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Celebrity Eclipse

4.0· 1,305 votesBuilt 2010 · 121,878 GT · 15 decks57 sailings from $106/night
Guests
2,8503,420
Crew
1,000
Cabins
1,425
Length
317 m
Space ratio
36
Homeport pattern
Fort Lauderdale

Where she is right now

AIS reported 14:44 UTC · 2 Aug 2026
En route · IE CORK· 8/2/2026, 2:44:56 PM· Course 106°
Position
52.38°N, 4.92°E
Heading
106° · COG 306°
Speed
0 kn
Destination
IE CORK
Our take · opinion

Solstice polish that still lands

Our take: Celebrity Eclipse is classic Solstice-class Celebrity—balcony-heavy, spa-forward, and calmer than the megaship circus. We’d put couples and easygoing first-timers here when they want polished evenings without Edge-class gadgetry.

We experience Eclipse as the Solstice playbook done right: wide public rooms, a real grass Lawn Club up top, and an adults-only Solarium when you want quiet water. Days feel resort-calm more than carnival, with evenings built around live music, the Molecular Bar, and theater rather than a thumping nightclub circuit. Our advice is simple: treat her as a balcony-and-spa ship, not a thrill park.

Cabins are why we still recommend her for couples who want outdoor space without megaship sprawl. About 85% of rooms carry step-out balconies, and we’d book AquaClass when spa access and BLU dining matter, or Concierge Class when you want a little extra without suite money. Ask us about lower decks versus under the pool deck—noise is the tradeoff on any Solstice ship, especially with light sleepers in the party.

For food, we treat Murano and Tuscan Grille as the special-night spend, keep Oceanview Cafe for easy lunches, and use Qsine when the table wants a playful tasting. Versus Edge-class sisters, Eclipse is older hardware with a warmer, more traditional Celebrity rhythm and fewer cabin gadgets. Confirm your sailing on this page and we’ll match cabin tier, including Penthouse Suites, to how much spa and balcony time you actually want.

She's for
  • Couples who want balcony-heavy Celebrity without megaship scale
  • First-timers who prefer polished calm over waterpark energy
  • Spa-minded guests eyeing AquaClass and the Solarium
  • Solstice fans who already know the Lawn Club rhythm
She's not for
  • Shoppers chasing Edge-class infinite verandas and newest cabin tech
  • Families who need a kids’ neighborhood as the main event
  • Anyone who wants pool-deck party energy every afternoon
Honest caveat

She’s a 2010 Solstice lead—the Revolution-era refreshes help, but she lacks Edge-class infinite verandas and cabin tech. If modern room design is your priority, confirm the latest cabin product with us before you book.

The record · ship background

Celebrity Eclipse, on paper

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Celebrity Eclipse is the third Solstice-class ship from Meyer Werft Papenburg—launched February 2010, delivered 15 April 2010, and christened in Southampton on 24 April with godmother Emma Pontin. She sails alongside Equinox, Solstice, Silhouette, and Reflection. Gross tonnage, berths, and deck counts live on the fact sheet on this page.

As newbuilds, Solstice ships introduced Concierge Class and AquaClass plus a high balcony mix of roughly 85% step-out rooms. Eclipse also shipped with photovoltaic panels and efficiency upgrades pitched as about 30% better than peers of her era. A 2015 drydock refreshed venues such as Gastrobar and the pool Slush bar, and a Celebrity Revolution refit was slated around 2020 as the line updated the class look and tech.

Early seasons were Europe-based across the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, with later Caribbean stretches often homeported at Port Everglades / Fort Lauderdale. Confirm the voyage below for current homeport and itinerary, then match cabin category to who’s sailing. Specs and upcoming dates on this page are the source of truth for the sailing you are shopping.

Build record

Keel to delivery
2008 – 2010
Inaugural
Apr 2010, Southampton
Fuel
Marine diesel
Sisters
Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Reflection, Celebrity Silhouette, Celebrity Solstice
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Upcoming sailings

40 itineraries · 57 sail dates on Celebrity Eclipse. Fares are live and change daily.

SailingDateDepartNights$/nInsideBalconySuite
12 Night Best Of Scandinavia CruiseAmsterdam, Netherlands | Oslo, Norway | Aarhus, Denmark | Stockholm, Sweden | Tallinn, Estonia | Helsinki, Finland | Copenhagen, Denmark | Copenhagen, Denmark | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Aug 14, 2026Amsterdam12$289$3,466$4,916
12-Night 12 Night FranceAmsterdam, Netherlands | Paris (Le Havre), France | La Coruna, Spain | Porto (Leixoes), Portugal | Lisbon, Portugal | Lisbon, Portugal | Seville (Cadiz), Spain | Gibraltar, United Kingdom | Palma De Mallorca, Spain | Barcelona, Spain
Aug 26, 2026Amsterdam12$253$3,031$3,031
11-Night 11 Night ItalyBarcelona, Spain | Nice (Villefranche), France | Florence/Pisa(Laspezia)Italy | Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy | Naples, Italy | Olympia (Katakolon), Greece | Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey | Santorini, Greece | Athens (Piraeus), Greece
Sep 7, 2026Barcelona11$364$4,002$4,002$6,064
11 Night Adriatic & Greek Isles CruiseRavenna, Italy | Split, Croatia | Dubrovnik, Croatia | Kotor, Montenegro | Valletta, Malta | Rhodes, Greece | Mykonos, Greece | Santorini, Greece | Athens (Piraeus), Greece
Sep 28, 2026Ravenna11$194$2,138$3,820
10 Night Adriatic & Greek Isles CruiseAthens (Piraeus), Greece | Santorini, Greece | Rhodes, Greece | Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey | Mykonos, Greece | Dubrovnik, Croatia | Kotor, Montenegro | Split, Croatia | Ravenna, Italy
Oct 9, 2026Athens (Piraeus)10$241$2,415$2,415$8,549
11 Night Adriatic & Greek Isles CruiseRavenna, Italy | Split, Croatia | Dubrovnik, Croatia | Kotor, Montenegro | Valletta, Malta | Mykonos, Greece | Santorini, Greece | Rhodes, Greece | Athens (Piraeus), Greece
Oct 19, 2026Ravenna11$186$2,050$2,442$5,717
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