Celebrity Beyond

Beyond’s Resort Deck has about 30 extra feet compared with her older sisters, and the pool is one very large pool, great for laps or just cooling off. Sunken lounge areas, tiered loungers facing the sea and rentable cabanas surround it, with champagne-glass hot tubs at each end and an elephant sculpture as the ship’s signature. At night the deck turns into a party space. In November 2026 it gets new spots to eat and drink, Orange Peel Bar & Grille and Tacos del Sol.

The Magic Carpet is a platform cantilevered off the side of the ship, and it rides on tracks between decks. Its job changes with its position. Up by the pool deck it’s a bar with lounge seating, sofas and big views straight out to sea. On Deck 5, just outside Raw on 5, it becomes a specialty dining spot. On tender days it drops to Destination Gateway and becomes a comfortable boarding platform for Beyond’s air-conditioned tenders.

Designed by Nate Berkus, Beyond’s Moroccan-themed Sunset Bar is nearly twice the size of earlier versions and spans two levels at the stern, with archways, patterned tiles, small cabanas and tiered seating that steps down toward the Oceanview Café. Just forward, the Rooftop Garden is filled with live plants and has a running track, a stage and a big LED screen for games and movies, plus see-through float pools off the side. Bora replaces the Rooftop Garden Grill in November 2026.

The Retreat is Celebrity’s ship-within-a-ship for guests in Sky Suites and above. On Beyond the Retreat Sundeck grew to two levels, with infinity-edge hot tubs, daybeds, a pool with hanging loungers, and a bar and lunch restaurant known for the Luminae Burger. Luminae moved up to Deck 16 and wraps around the front of the ship, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with dishes from Daniel Boulud. The larger, enclosed Retreat Lounge is home base for the concierge team.

Beyond’s spa is one of the most comprehensive at sea, with massages, facials, wraps, a Medi Spa, a full salon and a men’s barber shop. The SEA Thermal Suite has heated stone loungers facing the ocean, a Himalayan salt room, a hammam, an aromatherapy steam room, a rainfall shower circuit, float loungers, a crystal room and an infrared sauna with sea views. Access is included for AquaClass and Aqua Sky Suite guests; everyone else can buy a pass.

Eden is a three-deck space at the back of the ship, wrapped in thousands of square feet of glass and filled with living plants and a living wall. By day it hosts art classes and live music. At night it turns into an entertainment venue, and the bar is known for its smoked cocktails. Eden Café serves soups, sandwiches and grab-and-go breakfast, and Eden Restaurant offers a tasting menu or à la carte dishes from an open kitchen.

The Grand Plaza is the heart of Beyond, a three-deck square inspired by Italian piazzas, and a new walkway on Deck 5 looks down to the Martini Bar on Deck 3. Bartenders do flair shows under the LED chandelier, and the dance floor hosts live bands and silent discos. Around it are Cafe al Bacio, the World Class Bar, Raw on 5 for sushi and seafood, and Fine Cut Steakhouse, now stretched out to the edge of the ship.

Instead of one big dining room, Beyond has four complimentary main restaurants: Cyprus (Mediterranean), Cosmopolitan (New American), Normandie (modern French) and Tuscan (Italian). They share a rotating daily menu and the classics, and each adds its own signature dishes and cocktails. You choose early, late or flexible Celebrity Select Dining before you sail. Beyond also carries one of the deepest wine collections at sea, and the sommeliers are happy to pair your dishes.