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I think the standard Celebrity passenger, especially long time loyal past cruisers, are looking for new and exciting things. I for one don't care that they don't position ships in the Caribbean during the summer, too many other ships there. I don't want to pay a premium price for a premium cruise line to end up with six other ships in port at some tiny little island. The Caribbean (at least for us) is spent. Its kind of like a been there don that type of thing. You can only go there so many times beofre you get tired of it. We love the Xpeditions & have an 11 night Galapagos cruise planned for April. Expensive? Yes, but we feel it is worth it for the whole experience. I believe that Celebrity is taking a step in the right direction with the new changes. Celebrity is a line with very loyal past passengers who are looking for new and exciting things, not the same old, same old. We love the changes, it is what sets Celebrity apart from other premium lines.

<blockquote data-quote="welove2cruise" data-source="post: 855157"><p>I think the standard Celebrity passenger, especially long time loyal past cruisers, are looking for new and exciting things.&nbsp; I for one don't care that they don't position ships in the Caribbean during the summer, too many other ships there.&nbsp; I don't want to pay a premium price for a premium cruise line to end up with six other ships in port at some tiny little island.&nbsp; The Caribbean (at least for us) is spent.&nbsp; Its kind of like a been there don that type of thing.&nbsp; You can only go there so many times beofre you get tired of it.&nbsp; We love the Xpeditions &amp; have an 11 night Galapagos cruise planned for April.&nbsp; Expensive?&nbsp; Yes, but we feel it is worth it for the whole experience.&nbsp; I believe that Celebrity is taking a step in the right direction with the new changes.&nbsp; Celebrity is a line with very loyal past passengers who are looking for new and exciting things, not the same old, same old.&nbsp; We love the changes, it is what sets Celebrity apart from other premium lines.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="welove2cruise, post: 855157"] I think the standard Celebrity passenger, especially long time loyal past cruisers, are looking for new and exciting things. I for one don't care that they don't position ships in the Caribbean during the summer, too many other ships there. I don't want to pay a premium price for a premium cruise line to end up with six other ships in port at some tiny little island. The Caribbean (at least for us) is spent. Its kind of like a been there don that type of thing. You can only go there so many times beofre you get tired of it. We love the Xpeditions & have an 11 night Galapagos cruise planned for April. Expensive? Yes, but we feel it is worth it for the whole experience. I believe that Celebrity is taking a step in the right direction with the new changes. Celebrity is a line with very loyal past passengers who are looking for new and exciting things, not the same old, same old. We love the changes, it is what sets Celebrity apart from other premium lines. [/QUOTE]