CELEBRITY APEX · SEVEN NIGHTS · CARIBBEAN

The sea has never
been this proud.

November 6 – 13, 2027 · Departing Port Canaveral / Orlando

Three ports. Three sea days. Four private parties. One extraordinary week at sea with the people who make you feel most yourself. Waves of Pride returns for 2027; bigger, longer, and unmistakably elevated.

7
Nights at Sea
3
Ports of Call
4
Private Parties
3
Sea Days

WAVES OF PRIDE 2027

A cruise that finally matches the way you want to travel.

We built Waves of Pride on a simple idea: this community doesn't want a party bolted onto a cruise. It wants a beautifully run voyage that happens to be entirely ours. For 2027 we're going further in every direction — seven nights instead of five, Celebrity Apex rather than a smaller ship, and a week that's as good at 11 a.m. as it is at 11 p.m.

Your fare includes the Classic Beverage Package, Wi-Fi and gratuities before you add a thing. Which means the price you see is very close to the price you pay.

THE SHIP

Celebrity Apex

An Edge-class ship designed by Kelly Hoppen and Tom Wright — the architect behind the Burj Al Arab. The Magic Carpet, a cantilevered lounge that moves up the side of the hull. Infinite Verandas that turn your entire stateroom into open air at the touch of a button. A Rooftop Garden, a Solarium, and a spa that people book the cruise for.

It is, quite simply, one of the most beautiful ships afloat — and for seven nights in November 2027, a very large part of it is ours.

A february sunset on the water from a cruise ship observation deck with mountains in the background and glass-enclosed balcony with orange accents.

WHERE WE’RE GOING

Colorful buildings on a sunny street with palm trees and pedestrians.

Key West, Grand Cayman & Cozumel

Key West

Sunday 11/7 · 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
The southernmost city in the country and one of the most joyfully queer places in it. Six and a half hours, no rental car required. A group activity is planned here — more to come.

Tropical beach scene with clear turquoise water, white sandy beach, and green palm trees under a partly cloudy sky.

George Town

Tuesday 11/9 · 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Grand Cayman. Seven Mile Beach, Stingray City, and the clearest water on the itinerary. A full nine hours ashore.

View of a sandy beach with palm trees, thatched umbrellas, and the ocean in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Cozumel

Thursday 11/11 · 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Mexico's Caribbean coast. World-class reef diving, beach clubs, and ten hours to use however you like. A group activity is planned here — more to come.

ALWAYS INCLUDED

Everything below is already in your fare.

Not an upsell. Not a package. Included for every full-fare guest in an Inside, Ocean View, Veranda, Concierge or AquaClass stateroom.

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Classic Beverage Package

Cocktails, wine, beer and spirits — plus coffee, tea, juices and bottled water. Upgrade to Premium onboard if you like. Guests under 21 or who don't drink are served the non-alcoholic selections.

02

Basic Wi-Fi

One device per guest, the whole week. Post the photo from the pool deck, not from the airport on the way home.

03

Gratuities

Already paid. No envelopes on the last night, no line item on your final folio.

04

Dining & Entertainment

Breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main venues, most onboard activities and shows, and the fitness center. Specialty dining is à la carte.

Not in your fare — the four private events

Access to the four private Waves of Pride events comes from the separate entertainment fee, not from your cruise fare. It's billed by us rather than by Celebrity.

Inside, Ocean View, Veranda, Concierge and AquaClass: $149 per person through September 10, 2026, $199 after. Retreat suites: $99 per person, whenever you book.

Retreat Suites

Suite guests receive the Premium Beverage and Wi-Fi packages instead, and a flat $99 entertainment fee regardless of when they book. Retreat suites are available at prevailing rates with a $1,000 deposit per stateroom.

WHO’S ONBOARD

Couples of thirty years, and people who booked alone last month.

Late twenties through retirement, with the middle of the group somewhere around forty-five. First-time cruisers and people with a Captain's Club tier they're quietly proud of. Men, women, non-binary guests, and the allies and chosen family they brought with them.

What they have in common is wanting the week to be good rather than loud. Beautiful ship, long sea days, excellent food — and four nights that are entirely ours.

Every guest agrees to the same code of conduct. It's short, we mean it, and it's worth two minutes of your time before you book.
Four friends, two men and two women, are socializing in a modern indoor setting. The women are standing and smiling, engaging with the seated men, who are smiling back and appear to be listening. The background features a wooden wall and a white sofa, with a leafy plant in the foreground.

THE WEEK

Seven nights, roughly.

Long days ashore, longer nights on board, and three sea days in the middle that belong entirely to us.

Two men are in a modern living room; one is sitting on a white couch smiling, and the other is standing with his back to the camera wearing a light blue t-shirt and red shorts. The room has large windows with curtains, a piece of modern artwork on the wall, and a view of water outside.
Two men are smiling and making eye contact at an outdoor event during evening or night time with purple and pink neon lighting. They are standing close to each other, holding drinks, with an empty row of chairs and a deck with glass railings in the background.
Two men in suits looking out a large window at the ocean on a cruise ship.
Two men having a conversation at a restaurant or bar, one sitting and another standing holding a wine glass, with a modern decorative ceiling in the background.
Two men having a conversation on a rooftop terrace during sunset, with a scenic view of the sky and clouds, colorful lighting, and seating with lanterns.
A DJ wearing glasses and headphones is working with a DJ controller and laptop, in a nightclub or event space, with a crowd dancing and socializing in the background illuminated by colorful lighting.

ONBOARD

Four private parties. One very good DJ.

A Solarium pool party under the glass dome, plus three more events we're scheduling now. Our own DJ, our own production and lighting, and a bar running on the package that's already in your fare — all of it exclusive to Waves of Pride guests.

Drinks at our parties are served from the Classic Beverage Package that's already in your fare. There's no separate bar tab, no drink tickets, no math.

Access to the four events themselves comes from the entertainment fee, which is separate from your cruise fare.

Covered by the entertainment fee, $149 per person through September 10, 2026, $199 after. Retreat suites are a flat $99.

STATEROOMS

From $1,609.40 per person — or $135.94 a month.

Cruise fare, taxes, fees, port expenses and gratuities. Nothing hidden underneath. Rates are per person, double occupancy; the Edge Single is a one-adult cabin priced as a single. Spread it with FlexPay: $250 down, then ten equal monthly payments.

Category DI

Deluxe Inside

$1,609.40
Per person / double occupancy
or $135.94/month with FlexPay
  • Cruise fare & taxes$1,483.40
  • Gratuities$126.00
Reserve
Category O1

Prime Ocean View

$1,779.40
Per person / double occupancy
or $152.94/month with FlexPay
  • Cruise fare & taxes$1,653.40
  • Gratuities$126.00
Reserve
Most Popular
Category E4

Edge Veranda

$2,109.40
Per person / double occupancy
or $185.94/month with FlexPay
  • Cruise fare & taxes$1,983.40
  • Gratuities$126.00
Reserve
Category ES

Edge Single Veranda

$2,469.40
One adult · max occupancy 1
or $221.94/month with FlexPay
  • Cruise fare & taxes$2,343.40
  • Gratuities$126.00
Reserve

Third and fourth guests from $1,006.40. Entertainment fee and optional bus transportation are additional.

Full Pricing & Payment Schedule
Still The Right Time To Book

The early-booking window closed. Almost nothing else did.

We'd rather be straight with you about what you missed than pretend it didn't happen — because what you missed is smaller than you'd think.

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What hasn't changed

The fare. Taxes, fees, port expenses and gratuities. The Classic Beverage Package and Basic Wi-Fi. Complimentary parking at Sand Lake Road for the whole week. Every private party. The ship, the itinerary, and the people you'd be sailing with.

02

What you missed

$110 per person, at most. The entertainment fee is $199 rather than $149, and the bus from Orlando is $60 per person round trip rather than complimentary. If you're driving to the port yourself, it's $50. Retreat suites were never affected — that fee is a flat $99 whenever you book. That is the entire difference.

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What's still on the table

$250 per person holds your cabin, and the balance is spread across up to ten monthly payments through August 2027. Celebrity charges no cruise fare cancellation fee through April 30, 2027 — so booking now costs you very little to change your mind about. The entertainment fee is non-refundable, and cancellation penalties apply after that date; the full schedule is published.

NOVEMBER 6 - 13, 2027

Our block won't stay open forever.

A $250 per person deposit holds your cabin, then up to ten equal monthly payments — and if you book before September 10, you save up to $110 per person.