Celebrity Reflection

Celebrity Reflection is the fifth and final ship of Celebrity Cruises' Solstice class, built by Meyer Werft at Papenburg, Germany, and delivered in 2012 at a cost of around US$750 million. As the capstone of the class, she was built slightly larger than her four sisters, carrying an additional deck that raised her tonnage and expanded her capacity to more than 1,500 staterooms and roughly 3,000 guests, making her the biggest ship Celebrity had yet operated at her debut.

Reflection retains the Solstice class's beloved Lawn Club with its real grass, and she added an expanded spa and one of the line's most exclusive accommodations, the two-story Reflection Suite, a lavish top-tier stateroom with a cantilevered glass shower overlooking the sea. Her extra deck subtly altered the profile of the class while preserving the design language that had made the Solstice ships so successful.

Her christening was notable for its choice of godmothers: rather than a single celebrity, the ship was named by Jovanka Goronjic and three fellow Celebrity Cruises employees, honoring the crew members who bring the line's ships to life. Reflection entered service in 2012.

Celebrity Reflection primarily sails round-trip Caribbean itineraries from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, offering Eastern, Western, and Southern Caribbean routes. Registered at Valletta, Malta, and carrying the call sign 9HA3047, she remains in active service with Celebrity Cruises as the largest and last of the five Solstice-class ships.