Know Exactly What You’re Buying Before You Book Your First Celebrity Cruise

It depends on what you want from the trip. You are paying for better food, quieter and better-designed ships, more attentive service and stronger itineraries — not for more things to do. If your idea of a good cruise is a waterslide and a packed activity schedule, the extra money is wasted. If it is a good dinner, a balcony and a port worth getting off the ship for, it is usually money well spent.

No. Celebrity replaced traditional formal nights with "Evening Chic" — smarter than daytime, but a jacket without a tie or a dress is entirely sufficient, and even that applies only to a couple of evenings on a week-long sailing. Tuxedos appear but are a minority choice, and the buffet and casual venues have no dress code beyond covered swimwear.

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