Celebrity Edge cruise deals — prices, location & verdicts

Celebrity Edge is a Celebrity ship we track two ways: her live AIS position, stamped with the real age of her last fix, and every bookable departure in the next 120 days, priced against its own 60-day history. We currently track 4 upcoming sailings, all-in from $1,595 per person. None of them is currently priced 10% or more below its own median. Her latest position report: at sea ⛵, last fix 15 hrs ago — open ocean gap.

Where is Celebrity Edge right now?

At sea ⛵

13.2 kn · course 137° · 58.22°N, 134.26°W

last fix 15 hrs ago — open ocean gap (fix time )

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Is Celebrity Edge a good deal right now?

None of the 4 upcoming sailing is currently ≥10% below its 60-day median — Celebrity Edge prices are running NORMAL vs the last 60 days (3 within ±10% of median, 0 more than 10% above, 1 too new to judge).

Upcoming Celebrity Edge sailings (4 tracked)

Departs Nts Itinerary Current pp Verdict
7 Alaska · from Seattle, WA $1,598 new 👁 Watch
7 Alaska · from Seattle, WA $1,379 fair (+0.5% vs median) 👁 Watch
10 Hawaii · from Vancouver, BC $1,487 fair (+4.6% vs median) 👁 Watch
18 Transpacific · from Honolulu, HI $2,044 fair (−8.3% vs median) 👁 Watch

Current pp is the cheapest advertised base fare per person before fees — the all-in reality check is below. Watch a sailing and we email you when its price drops 10%+.

What Celebrity Edge really costs — all-in example

Cheapest upcoming departure: 7 nights from Seattle, WA, Sep 11, 2026 (Oceanview). The advertised fare is $1,379 per person. Add $18/night gratuities × 7 nights ($126) and ~$90 port fees & taxes, and the honest per-person total is $1,595.

  • Couple (2 guests): ≈ $3,190 all-in
  • Family of 4: ≈ $6,380 all-in

Estimate assumes two guests per cabin at the per-person fare; gratuity and port-fee assumptions are the same ones behind every all-in number on this site.

90-day price history

$1,584 $1,252 $1,379 May 29, 2026 Aug 25, 2026
Celebrity Edge oceanview base fare per person — the cheapest comparable upcoming sailing we track (7 nights, departs Sep 11, 2026). One point per day from our price history; 25 days shown.

FAQs about Celebrity Edge

How much does Celebrity Edge cruise cost?

Right now we track 4 upcoming Celebrity Edge sailings. Advertised base fares run $1,379–$2,044 per person; the honest all-in figure — base plus gratuities, port fees, and taxes — runs $1,595–$2,458 per person. The cheapest departure is a 7-night sailing on 2026-09-11 at $1,595 per person all-in ($3,190 for two).

How much does Raw on 5 sushi cost on Celebrity Edge?

Right now we track 4 upcoming Celebrity Edge sailings. Advertised base fares run $1,379–$2,044 per person; the honest all-in figure — base plus gratuities, port fees, and taxes — runs $1,595–$2,458 per person. The cheapest departure is a 7-night sailing on 2026-09-11 at $1,595 per person all-in ($3,190 for two).

How much does a Celebrity cruise cost compared to Royal Caribbean?

Right now we track 4 upcoming Celebrity Edge sailings. Advertised base fares run $1,379–$2,044 per person; the honest all-in figure — base plus gratuities, port fees, and taxes — runs $1,595–$2,458 per person. The cheapest departure is a 7-night sailing on 2026-09-11 at $1,595 per person all-in ($3,190 for two).

What is Celebrity All Included and how much does it save?

Right now we track 4 upcoming Celebrity Edge sailings. Advertised base fares run $1,379–$2,044 per person; the honest all-in figure — base plus gratuities, port fees, and taxes — runs $1,595–$2,458 per person. The cheapest departure is a 7-night sailing on 2026-09-11 at $1,595 per person all-in ($3,190 for two).

How much does The Retreat on Celebrity cost?

Right now we track 4 upcoming Celebrity Edge sailings. Advertised base fares run $1,379–$2,044 per person; the honest all-in figure — base plus gratuities, port fees, and taxes — runs $1,595–$2,458 per person. The cheapest departure is a 7-night sailing on 2026-09-11 at $1,595 per person all-in ($3,190 for two).

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