SUMMIT

April 9, 2006 | Los Angeles Harbor, California, United States of America


On April 9, 2006, under a brilliant blue sky, the Summit (Celebrity Cruises) gracefully sailed out of Los Angeles Harbor. This photograph highlights the grand vessel as it sets off, framed by the unique backdrop of the harbor, emphasizing its readiness to explore the open waters beyond.

Launched in 2001 and refurbished in 2016, the Celebrity Summit, part of Celebrity Cruises' Millennium Class, combines the charm of classic maritime traditions with the luxury of modern amenities. Originally named the Summit, the ship was rebranded in 2008 to include the "Celebrity" prefix. This vessel is notable not only for its sophisticated design but also for its inclusion of historical elements from the illustrious SS Normandie. Initially, the ship featured several panels and a bronze statue from the SS Normandie in its main dining room, adding a touch of historical elegance. However, these items were removed during a major refurbishment in March 2019, which also saw the addition of new cabins and updated facilities, enhancing its appeal and capacity.

Information List

  • Name: Celebrity Summit

  • Operator: Celebrity Cruises

  • Year Launched: 2001

  • Shipyard: Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire, France

  • Refurbished: 2016

  • Length: 965 feet (294 meters)

  • Beam: 105 feet (32 meters)

  • Draft: 26 feet (8 meters)

  • Speed: 24 knots (44 km/h; 28 mph)

  • Tonnage: 91,000 GT

  • Capacity: 2,158 passengers

  • Crew: 999

  • Facilities Include: Multiple restaurants, bars, a theatre, spa, and fitness center

  • Unique Features: Houses restored fixtures from the SS Normandie, offers "Celebrity Connects" digital programming, and is noted for its environmental initiatives.

  • Refits/Upgrades: Major upgrades in 2016 improved guest cabins, added new dining venues, and renovated public spaces.

Sean Glumace

Sean Glumace, Chief Operating Officer at 2CPR Group, possesses over 25 years of experience in industry and education advocacy, pathway creation, curriculum, industry certification, and content for the classroom.

Having taught at the high school, college, and university levels, he also played an instrumental role as one of the Statewide K-14 Pathways Technical Assistance Providers in driving the success of the Doing What MATTERS initiative under the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office.

https://www.glumace.com
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