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Sailing Smart on Celebrity Century

Table for two in the Spa Café.

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Use the Web to your advantage to ensure your Celebrity Cruise will be everything you hope it will be.

If you join Cruise Critic (it's free) and get involved in the "roll call" for your particular sailing, you may be invited to attend a private party hosted by the hotel director where you will be treated as VIP guest. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet the men and women who run the daily operations on the ship.

The staff is very concerned with keeping Cruise Critic members happy, as they understand that Cruise Critic member reviews are read by thousands of people. By joining, you get to share your excitement about an upcoming cruise online with fellow passengers. There is also the opportunity to trade tips on excursions and hook up to plan joint ones. And you can learn about what to expect from the experience from previous passengers who posted reviews.

It's also smart to visit the Celebrity Cruises Web site before you go. There you can check in online and book excursions ahead of time.

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