Celebrity Edge sailed her maiden voyage on December 9, 2018, and introduced the Edge-class features that later ships built on: the Magic Carpet, Eden, Infinite Veranda staterooms and two-story Edge Villas with private plunge pools. She measures 130,818 gross tons and carries 2,918 guests at double occupancy.
She spent her early years sailing from Fort Lauderdale before moving to other regions. Celebrity's ship page currently markets Edge on Alaska and Australia and New Zealand itineraries.
Highlights
Magic Carpet
A cantilevered platform on the starboard side used for tendering, dining and drinks.
Edge Villas
Two-story suites with private plunge pools.
Eden
A three-deck aft space for dining, cocktails and performances.
Sunset Bar
An aft bar designed by Nate Berkus.
Best for
- Couples and adults
- Alaska cruisers who want a premium ship
- Australia and New Zealand voyages
Good to know before you book
- The 15-deck figure is the count Wikipedia gives; Celebrity does not publish a deck count on the ship page.
- Magic Carpet use changes by day: tender platform in some ports, bar or restaurant at sea.
- The Retreat restaurant and sundeck are for suite guests only.
Where Celebrity Edge sails
Deployments change by season and year. Recent and announced itineraries include:
Regions: Alaska, Australia & New Zealand
Celebrity Edge questions
When did Celebrity Edge first sail?
Celebrity Edge sailed her maiden voyage on December 9, 2018.
Where does Celebrity Edge sail?
Celebrity currently markets Edge on Alaska and Australia and New Zealand itineraries.
What are Edge Villas?
They are two-story suites with private plunge pools, part of Celebrity's Retreat suite class.
Sources and fact-checking (last checked October 14, 2026)
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