Dining

First, there are more dining options than found on most ships: 10 dining venues onboard Celebrity Solstice, including Grand Epernay, the magnificent and luxurious main dining room of Celebrity Solstice. With a two-story glass wine tower ( waiters climb the tower for select vintages). and dazzling chandeliers, this quintessential dining area has a decidedly Hollywood aura. The Grand Epernay was designed by Adam Tihany the designer of Le Cirque in New York. Serving savory World & Continental cuisine, complete with Celebrity's famed European-style service. Grand Epernay is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner; check out the two-story glass wine tower. At the buffet-styled Oceanview Café you no longer queue up in a long line, but roam through circular islands, where there's hardly ever a crowd.

Bar Lounge

Pool

There are lots of pools, and the hot-tubs with therapeutic massage jets. There's also one outdoor pool for family fun and another indoors for those over 16 only. The Solarium, an indoor pool and main pool feature waterfalls and dancing water fountains. The pools offer creatively decorated privacy areas. Guests can relax in comfort. You will find loungers, plush ottomans, and even a few hammocks.

Entertainment

The Sky Lounge offers floor-to-ceiling windows and a panoramic view, day or night. Quasar, is equipped with all the state-of-the-art lighting and sound equipment. Spread out around the ship, there can be up to a dozen musical groups ? everything from big band, jazz ,classical guitar and new age vocals. There are two main theatres: one seating more than 1,000 with three distinct shows ? each celebrating the virtues of light ? one with circus acrobatics, one with Broadway show tunes and the third called a "vocal and motion spectacular." For a bit more intimate experience, visit the 200-seat Celebrity Central, a cozy place featuring comedians and solo artists. On the maiden voyage, popular comic Kevin Flynn entertained guests.