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Celebrity Cruises · Solstice

Celebrity Silhouette

4.0· 1,410 votesBuilt 2011 · 122,210 GT · 15 decks59 sailings from $102/night
Guests
2,9023,475
Crew
1,000
Cabins
1,449
Length
315 m
Space ratio
35
Homeport pattern
Fort Lauderdale

Where she is right now

AIS reported 13:43 UTC · 16 Sept 2026
En route · Portland ME· 9/16/2026, 1:43:59 PM· Course 60°
Position
43.66°N, 70.24°W
Heading
60° · COG 321°
Speed
0 kn
Destination
Portland ME
Our take · opinion

Solstice polish, Lawn Club calm

We experience Celebrity Silhouette as Solstice-class Celebrity with a Revolution refresh: balcony-heavy decks, Lawn Club grass, and dining that still leads the pitch. She’s for couples who want premium mainstream without Edge-class infinite verandas.

We feel Silhouette as adult-leaning Celebrity rhythm with soft outdoor pockets between ports. The real-grass Lawn Club, Solarium, and suite-only Retreat sundeck set a calmer tone than megaship pool decks on competing mainstream ships. Evenings land in the Silhouette Theatre, Craft Social, and specialty rooms, with Smithsonian talks and the Art Studio for enrichment-minded pairs who still want a big-ship dining bench.

Cabins are the booking lever on this hull, since most inventory is balcony and category choice changes the vibe more than the deck plan does. AquaClass unlocks Blu and spa-leaning perks, while The Retreat suite path adds Luminae and private sundeck access when you want separation from the main pool crowds. Ask us about quieter midship verandah banks before you lock Infinite-style expectations; this hull predates Edge cabin tech.

Dining is why many of us book her week after week for food-forward couples. Murano, Tuscan Grille, Lawn Club Grill, Qsine, and the main Grand Cuvee sit alongside buffet and casual Porch bites without feeling like a laundry list. Versus Edge-class sisters she won’t deliver infinite verandas or Eden, but the Revolution drydock closed a lot of the amenity gap; confirm Fort Lauderdale or summer Europe homeports with us on this page.

She's for
  • Couples who want Solstice-class dining and Lawn Club calm
  • AquaClass shoppers who value Blu and spa access
  • Adult-leaning groups who prefer shows over waterparks
  • Guests comparing Silhouette with Eclipse and Equinox
She's not for
  • Shoppers set on Edge-class infinite verandas
  • Families who need waterpark and kids-club mega energy
  • Anyone who wants yacht-scale intimacy
Honest caveat

She’s a 2011 Solstice hull; Revolution refreshed rooms and The Retreat, but she still lacks Edge infinite verandas. If modern cabin design is the priority, confirm the tradeoffs with us first.

The record · ship background

Celebrity Silhouette, on paper

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Celebrity Silhouette is the fourth Solstice-class Celebrity Cruises liner, built at Meyer Werft Papenburg and launched in 2011 at about 122,210 GT. Sisters are Solstice, Equinox, Eclipse, and Reflection. She was first in the fleet with The Hideaway, Lawn Club Grill, and The Porch, which still define her outdoor personality for Celebrity guests today.

The January–February 2020 Celebrity Revolution drydock in Freeport (about USD 70 million) refreshed all staterooms, added The Retreat sundeck, redesigned Oceanview Café, and launched Craft Social. Fitness gear, retail, and spa thermal space expanded too, with six cabins added including Sunset Suites after earlier mid-life work in 2016.

Deployment commonly pairs Fort Lauderdale Caribbean seasons with summer Baltic sailings from Amsterdam and Mediterranean weeks from Civitavecchia, plus transatlantic repositionings between those programs. Confirm this sailing’s homeport on the page before you plan air. Specs and upcoming inventory sit in the fact sheet and sailings table below.

Build record

Keel to delivery
2010 – 2011
Inaugural
2011
Fuel
Marine diesel
Sisters
Celebrity Eclipse, Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Reflection, Celebrity Solstice
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Upcoming sailings

28 itineraries · 59 sail dates on Celebrity Silhouette. Fares are live and change daily.

8-Night 8 Night Aruba

Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) · 8n · $202/n · Oct 30, 2026

From $1,618 inside · Balcony $2,008

8-Night 8 Night Aruba

Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades) · 8n · $250/n · Nov 7, 2026

From $2,003 inside · Balcony $2,003

SailingDateDepartNights$/nInsideBalconySuite
11-Night 11 Night BostonBoston, Massachusetts | Rockland, Maine | Halifax, Nova Scotia | Sydney, Nova Scotia | Quebec City, Quebec | Quebec City, Quebec | Charlottetown, PEI | Portland, Maine | Boston, Massachusetts · 5 dates
Sep 17, 2026Boston11$265$2,917$3,739
10 Night Boston To Fort LauderdaleBoston, Massachusetts | Willemstad, Curacao | Kralendijk, Bonaire | Oranjestad, Aruba | Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Oct 20, 2026Boston10$179$1,794$8,762
8-Night 8 Night ArubaFort Lauderdale, Florida | Oranjestad, Aruba | Kralendijk, Bonaire | Willemstad, Curacao | Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Oct 30, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)8$202$1,618$2,008
8-Night 8 Night ArubaFort Lauderdale, Florida | Oranjestad, Aruba | Willemstad, Curacao | Kralendijk, Bonaire | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 5 dates
Nov 7, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)8$250$2,003$2,003
6-Night 6 Night Grand CaymanFort Lauderdale, Florida | Cozumel, Mexico | George Town, Grand Cayman | Bimini, Bahamas | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 2 dates
Nov 15, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)6$197$1,235$1,189$3,906
8-Night 8 Night ArubaFort Lauderdale, Florida | Willemstad, Curacao | Oranjestad, Aruba | Kralendijk, Bonaire | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 2 dates
Nov 21, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)8$176$1,412
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