On Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas, Celebration Table occupies a dedicated private space within the AquaDome on Deck 15. This enclosed area sits inside or adjacent to Hooked Seafood, with sweeping ocean views through the dome’s glass and direct proximity to the venue’s water features and entertainment zones. The setup accommodates groups of up to 12 or 14 guests for a single seating, booked in advance as a private event. Guests gather first in a private lounge area before moving to the table. The experience carries a specialty dining fee and operates in the evening, separate from the regular Hooked Seafood service.
The format centres on a pre-fixed, family-style meal where the group selects one cuisine theme in advance. Dishes arrive on platters for sharing, accompanied by a signature cocktail per person.
Menu Themes and Sample Dishes
Guests choose from four set menus:
American: Starters include crispy fried onion rings and coconut shrimp. Mains feature Cajun chicken breast, barbecue meatloaf, and sides such as mashed potatoes or roasted vegetables. Desserts include peach cobbler.
Italian: Selections open with breads and antipasti, followed by pasta dishes such as shrimp Alfredo, and mains including chicken or veal preparations. Desserts often feature tiramisu or similar classics.
Asian: Dishes draw on stir-fried elements, dumplings, and proteins with sauces such as teriyaki or sesame. Rice and noodle accompaniments feature alongside vegetable options.
Seafood: Options start with fried calamari and garlic mussels. Mains include baked salmon, shrimp Alfredo, and other fish or shellfish dishes. A Meyer lemon tarte appears among dessert choices.
All menus include appetisers, entrées, and desserts served family-style, with the chosen theme applied across courses. The private setting allows the group to control pacing and share plates without interruption from other diners.
Celebration Table forms part of the specialty dining programme on Icon-class vessels. It first launched on Icon of the Seas in the AquaDome on Deck 15 with the same four-menu structure and private lounge setup. Star of the Seas carries an identical venue in its corresponding AquaDome location. Legend of the Seas replicates this exact configuration as the third ship in the class. The experience does not appear on non-Icon-class ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet.


