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At first glance, she looks like something the LEGO brick fan club could have
designed. With her stark, angular looks, Celebrity Cruises'
Constellation
is not your average pleasure ship. The space-age, business-like facade of this
floating five-star grand resort hides opulent interior spaces that are
ingeniously designed and give this impressive seagoing high-rise a distinct
ocean liner feel. Offering her guests superior service, fabulous food and lots
of elbow room,
Constellation
has rightfully become a celebrity in her own right.
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Youngest
of Celebrity Cruises' Millennium-Class quartet, Constellation was built
in 2002 by Chantiers de l'Atlantique at St. Nazaire, France. Carrying up to
2,450 guests in five-star comfort, she spends the summer in the Baltic before
crossing the Atlantic for a series of cruises to Canada and New England. Like
a true celebrity, Constellation moves south in winter spending her time in the
sunny Caribbean.
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Cruise Line: |
Celebrity Cruises |
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Year built: |
2002 |
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Building Yard: |
Chantiers de
l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire, France |
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Gross Tonnage: |
90,280 |
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Length: |
294.0 m
(964.5 ft) |
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Beam: |
32.2 m (105.6 ft) |
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Passengers
(norm.): |
2,038 |
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Passengers
(max): |
2,450 |
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Crew: |
999 |
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Service speed: |
24.0 knots |
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Sister ships: |
Millennium,
Infinity,
Summit |
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