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We just cruised on the largest class of Celebrity ships and didn't need reservations for anything.  (Well, I think the spa requires reservations, but we didn't do that).  You had to show up to shows 15-20 minutes early to get the best seats (they had waiters bringing drinks, even in the theatre, so it was far from unpleasant) but you could typically get okay seats showing up right at showtime.  We never waited for more than 2-3 minutes to be seated at meals.  It wasn't a cruise with laser tag or water slides, but was super easy.  No lines.  No waits.  Amazing service from all the crew.

Our 10 yo absolutely loved the kids club and would beg to go, but it got lower scores from our 7 yo who thought her program was too baby-ish.

We were in a suite and had a butler that brought us lattes and fruit/pastries (and steamed milk for the kids) every morning.  It was so lovely.  We would sleep in, have coffee and a nibble on our balcony and then go upstairs for a restaurant breakfast whenever we got moving.  They would have done a full in room breakfast too, but we preferred to go to the restaurant.

Getting on and off the ship was flawless, too.  No real crowds or waiting.  So simple.  [/quote]

I'll add that you do need reservations for specialty dining.  I made those reservations online during a Black Friday sale in November and had no problem making the reservations (and at a reduced cost).  I think the suite concierge would have also made us reservations, but we were all set before we got on the ship.[/quote]

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