Celebrity Xcite 2028 Caribbean bookings open 9 Dec 2026
Celebrity Cruises has opened the reservation windows for its new Celebrity Xcite Caribbean season. Summer 2028 sailings become bookable on 9 December 2026, while winter 2028‑29 departures opened on 3 November 2026, affecting travelers planning Caribbean cruises in 2028‑29.
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De un vistazo
- What changes
- Bookings for Celebrity Xcite Caribbean 2028 season are now open
- Timing
- Winter 2028‑29 bookings from 3 November 2026, summer 2028 from 9 December 2026
- Who is affected
- Travelers planning Caribbean cruises with Celebrity Cruises in 2028‑29
Los detalles
- Anunciado por
- Celebrity Cruises
- Entra en vigor
- 9 December 2026
- Nueva norma
- Winter 2028‑29 Caribbean departures can be reserved from 3 November 2026 and summer 2028 sailings from 9 December 2026.
Booking windows and timeline
Celebrity Cruises announced that the reservation windows for its new Celebrity Xcite brand have opened. Winter 2028‑29 Caribbean departures are now bookable as of 3 November 2026, and the summer 2028 sailings will become available on 9 December 2026. The brand will operate out of four Florida homeports, expanding the company’s presence in the region.
- Homeports include Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Cape Canaveral and Tampa
- Winter 2028‑29 bookings opened 3 November 2026
- Summer 2028 bookings open 9 December 2026
New seven‑night Celebrity Xcite itineraries
The inaugural Celebrity Xcite ship will run seven‑night voyages departing from Miami. The rotating schedule visits St Thomas, Antigua, the British Virgin Islands, St Kitts and Nevis, St Maarten and the Dominican Republic. The format lets passengers experience several island highlights without arranging separate flights or accommodations.
- St Thomas, Antigua, British Virgin Islands, St Kitts and Nevis, St Maarten, Dominican Republic
Expanded programme across the fleet
Beyond Xcite, Celebrity Beyond will launch three‑night Bahamas cruises from Fort Lauderdale, offering nine weekend departures between November 2028 and March 2029. Longer itineraries of eight to 12 nights, including Panama Canal passages, will be added on ships such as Celebrity Ascent, Eclipse, Silhouette and Apex. These vessels will also serve new routes from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Cape Canaveral and Tampa, giving travelers greater flexibility in departure ports and cruise length.
- Three‑night Bahamas cruises on Celebrity Beyond
- Eight‑to‑12‑night itineraries with Panama Canal options
- Ships adding new routes: Ascent, Eclipse, Silhouette, Apex
Qué significa para los viajeros
Planificación del viaje
- Existing reservations on other Celebrity cruises remain unchanged
- Winter 2028‑29 Caribbean sailings can be booked starting 3 November 2026
- Summer 2028 Caribbean departures become bookable after 9 December 2026
- Travelers should consider the expanded list of Florida departure ports when selecting an itinerary
Coste y documentos
- No additional booking fees were announced for the 2028 Caribbean season
- A valid passport book is required for all Caribbean ports of call
- Travelers must meet any visa or entry requirements for each destination
- Standard taxes, gratuities and optional shore‑excursion charges will apply as usual
Lo que debes hacer
- Reserve the desired sailing on the Celebrity website after the booking window opens on the specified dates
- Verify passport validity and visa requirements for each port before finalising payment
- Review itinerary details to ensure the chosen departure port matches travel plans
- Consider purchasing medical and evacuation insurance covering the cruise duration
A quién afecta
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Winter 2028‑29 Caribbean cruise planners
Bookings for winter 2028‑29 departures opened on 3 November 2026
Qué hacer Book the preferred sailing through Celebrity Cruises after the opening date
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Summer 2028 Caribbean cruise planners
Bookings for summer 2028 sailings become available on 9 December 2026
Qué hacer Reserve a cabin after 9 December 2026 to secure a spot
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Guests interested in short Bahamas cruises
Celebrity Beyond will introduce three‑night Bahamas itineraries between November 2028 and March 2029
Qué hacer Monitor the Celebrity website for the future booking window for these cruises
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Passengers departing from Florida homeports
The expanded programme adds departures from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Cape Canaveral and Tampa
Qué hacer Select the preferred homeport when making a reservation
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Travelers requiring visas for Caribbean ports
Itineraries include multiple islands each with its own entry regulations
Qué hacer Confirm visa requirements for every port of call before travel
Preguntas frecuentes
When do bookings open for Celebrity Xcite Caribbean cruises 2028?
Bookings for the winter 2028‑29 season opened on 3 November 2026, and the summer 2028 Caribbean sailings become available on 9 December 2026 through the Celebrity Cruises website.
What ports are visited on the seven‑night Celebrity Xcite itineraries?
The seven‑night cruises rotate among St Thomas, Antigua, the British Virgin Islands, St Kitts and Nevis, St Maarten and the Dominican Republic, offering a mix of beach, cultural and marine experiences.
How long are the new Bahamas cruises on Celebrity Beyond?
Celebrity Beyond will run three‑night Caribbean cruises, providing nine weekend departures from Fort Lauderdale between November 2028 and March 2029 for travelers seeking short weekend getaways.
Which Florida ports will serve the new Celebrity Caribbean ships?
The expanded schedule includes departures from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Cape Canaveral and Tampa, giving passengers a variety of boarding locations for the new Edge Series vessels.
Do I need a passport for Celebrity Cruises Caribbean itineraries?
Yes, a valid passport book is required for all Caribbean cruises, and travelers must also satisfy any visa or entry requirements for each port based on their nationality.
Are there any new fees for the 2028 Caribbean season?
No new booking fees were announced; standard cruise costs, taxes, gratuities and optional shore‑excursion charges will apply as they have in previous seasons.
