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Millennium class

Celebrity Cruises · 4 ships · all charted

Every hull in this class carries identical operator content — all 1 recorded rules, and every category note and trap. That is worth knowing rather than assuming: only 4 of the 26 multi-ship classes charted so far are uniform. What you learn on one of these ships transfers to the others.

None of this is written down anywhere. It is computed by comparing the 4 ship records field by field, so a class rule cannot drift from the hulls that carry it — add an exception to a ship and it appears here on the next build.

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What every hull in the class shares

Byte-identical across every ship in the class. Learn it once.

Family programme rules
Camp at Sea begins at age 3, and children in the 3–5 Shipmates group must be fully potty trained. There is no nursery or drop-off service for children under 3. Ages 13–17 use the separate teen programme, while late-night care from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. is an extra-charge service.
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Where the hulls differ

The part that does not transfer. Everything here is one ship's, not the class's.

Nothing. All 4 hulls carry identical operator content, which is rarer than it sounds: 4 of the 26 charted multi-ship classes are uniform. This is a checked result, not an unchecked field.

That is a gap in what we have looked at, not a clean bill of health. Check this part of the booking the way you would without CruiseRead.

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Class geometry

A deck stack counts as the class's only when every hull carries the same one. A single ship differing makes it that ship's data, not the class's.

No deck stack has been transcribed for this class. The placement rule above is the operator's own and stands on its own; there is no table here to check it against.

That is a gap in what we have looked at, not a clean bill of health. Check this part of the booking the way you would without CruiseRead.

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The ships

Every hull in the class, with what has been signed off on each.

Nothing on those pages contradicts anything above — that is what a uniform class means.

Sources are recorded per ship, not per class. Each hull's page carries what its calls were checked against and when.