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MSC Seashore is an evolution of her Seaside-class sister ships, MSC Seaside and MSC Seaview. The ship features 65 percent of her public spaces completely reimagined to enrich the onboard experience and has been extended and enhanced with new entertainment venues, bars and restaurants, and outdoor areas as well as more staterooms and public space.    The first of two enriched Seaside EVO-class ships, MSC Seashore is equipped with the latest advanced environmental technology to increase energy efficiency. In addition, the innovative MSC for Me technology provides an enhanced onboard experience by using digital technology to connect guests, crew, and venues via interactive touchscreens around the ship, interactive stateroom TVs, and the MSC for Me app.

ITINERARIES

Cruise From $199 From Miami, Orlando, or NYC on Select Sailings

MAIN FEATURES

Environmental stewardship.

Energy efficiency - Smart heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Wastewater & Protecting Marine Life - Advanced wastewater treatment system.   Discover more on how the MSC Group is actively contributing to impactful environmental conservation and humanitarian programs at the MSC Foundation Centre on board.

Design Inspiration

MSC Seashore pays tribute to New York City, a destination that represents the spirit of discovery and cultural experiences that is at the heart of the MSC Cruises guest experience. Venue names, public areas, and design features are inspired by the world-famous city, such as a 9.5-foot replica of the Statue of Liberty at the heart of the casino and an expansive retail and entertainment area aptly named Times Square. Here, an impressive 27.5-foot LED wall spans four decks and features a projection of the iconic Manhattan skyline that can change from day to night. 

Outdoor Space

At more than 1,100 feet — the longest ship in the MSC Cruises fleet — MSC Seashore boasts more than three acres of outdoor space including standout design features including: 

Bridge of Sighs Glass-floored walkway located aft on Deck 16 Dedicated outdoor spa area Al fresco dining Outdoor lounges

Family & Kids

Pools, whirlpools, and water features.

With more outdoor space comes more pools, whirlpools, and other water features: Aft Infinity Pool: A favorite spot for serene wake views and featuring two infinity whirlpools. Long Island Pool: Located on deck 18 featuring two different depths, a 360-degree water fountain island and connected to Pirates Cove Aquapark (waterslide, adventure trail & more).  Jungle Pool: Located on deck 16 featuring a large magrodome that can be closed or opened (as needed), a close distance to the buffet and an additional deck for more room to relax. MSC Yacht Club Pool: Exclusive to MSC Yacht Club guests with a spacious solarium, shaded cabanas and whirlpools.

MSC Aurea Spa

At nearly 25,000-aquare-feet, the contemporary MSC Aurea Spa on MSC Seashore offers a wide selection of Balinese massages and other wellness and beauty treatments to revitalize your body and soul with relaxation, well-being, and pampering.

21 treatment rooms

MediSpa center

Exclusive outdoor area

Professional hair and nail salon

Barber shop

Enhanced Thermal Area (featuring a scrub room, steam room, salt room, snow room, Finnish Sauna, Soft Sauna, Blower Pool, Mediterranean bath, and a Vertical Kneipp)

MSC Gym Powered by Technogym®

MSC Yacht Club

If you’re looking for a premium, all-inclusive cruise experience choose the MSC Yacht Club, MSC Cruises’ exclusive ship-within-a-ship concept. Spanning four decks (with an additional deck compared with other Seaside-class ships) and with more than 32,000-square-feet of space, MSC Seashore’s MSC Yacht Club is the largest in the fleet. Located on the coveted foredecks and providing sweeping sea views, the MSC Yacht Club includes:

Private luxury accommodations

Large solarium with whirlpools

Exclusive restaurant & lounge

Private pool

24-hour butler service

Complimentary drinks

Private shore excursions & shopping experiences ($) 

Learn more about the MSC Yacht Club  experience. 

Onboard Activities

From solo travelers to large families and groups, there are a variety of onboard activities for everyone to enjoy:

• Family Deck Party: Features classic fair and carnival games, a jumping castle, gladiator and Zorb-Sumo matches, balloon animals, face painting, prizes, and more.
• International Meet: Offers a casual atmosphere for guests to meet travelers of various nationalities, hosted with drinks and selections from newly refreshed onboard menus.
• Cup Cake Decoration: Kids and parents interact with our culinary team while exploring their creativity and learning about pastry decorating.
• Romantic Couples Under the Stars: An unforgettable moment for couples during their cruise, with romantic live music and drinks on deck.
• Veterans Get Together
• LGBTQIAP+ Get Together
• Solo Travelers Cocktail Party

Danza del Mare

The sublime sculpture Danza del Mare was created for the MSC Foundation in partnership with Venini, one of the world’s most esteemed glassmakers in the world which this year celebrates its 100 Anniversary. The sculpture is located in the MSC Foundation Centre area, rising from deck 5 to deck 8, surrounded by a mirror wall that proliferates the light and colors emanating from it, lit by a spotlight located in its base. MSC Seashore is the perfect location for the sculpture, bringing its message of care for the sea to thousands of voyagers as the ship sails immersed every day in the wonders of the world’s oceans and seas, their rich and infinitely varied splendor.    Watch the video | Discover more

STATEROOMS & suites

MSC Seashore features new staterooms designed to suit all your needs during your cruise vacation. Choose among 11 different types of staterooms and suites with balconies including the coveted aft suits, 50 terraced suites with extended balconies, and 32 different suites with outdoor private whirlpools. And get to know an unparalleled accommodation experience at the two new palatial Owner’s Suites at the largest and most luxurious MSC Yacht Club. 

• Comfortable king bed that can be converted into two single beds on request
• Luxury suites with premium decor
• Select suites have a balcony with private whirlpool
• Spacious closet
• Bathroom with large shower and/or bathtub
• Interactive TV, telephone, safe and minibar
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Approx. 226 - 1,055 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 86 - 269 ft 2
• Located on decks 16 - 19 Discover a world of privileges with MSC Yacht Club. The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same stateroom category).

Choose the Suite that best suits you:

• MSC Yacht Club Owner's Suite with Whirlpool (approx. 1,055 ft 2   with a balcony that is approx. 269 ft 2 , deck 19 
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite with Whirlpool (approx. 667 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 667 ft 2 , deck 16) 
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Grand Suite (approx. 269 - 463 ft 2 , decks 16 - 19)  
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite (approx. 269 - 366 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 86 ft 2 , decks 16 - 19)
• MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite (approx . 226 ft 2 , decks 16 - 18)

Discover a world of privileges with MSC Yacht Club. The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same stateroom category).

• Sitting area with sofa or separate living area
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub, vanity area and hairdryer
• Wi-Fi access available ($)
• Accommodates up to 5 guests
• Approx. 183 – 527 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 75 – 409 ft 2
• Located on decks 9 - 15
• Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea (approx. 527 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 183 ft 2 , decks 11 - 14) 
• Grand Suite Aurea (approx. 377 - 527 ft 2 with a large balcony that is approx. 108 - 226 ft 2 , decks 9 - 13) 
• Premium Suite Aurea with Whirlpool (approx.301 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 75 ft 2 , decks 9 - 15)
• Premium Suite Aurea with Terrace (approx.301 ft2 with a balcony that is approx. 409 ft2, deck 9) 
• Premium Suite Aurea (approx. 301 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx.75 ft 2 , deck 9 - 15)
• Deluxe Suite Aurea (approx. 215 ft 2 with a balcony that is approx. 86 ft 2 , decks 9 - 15) 
• Junior Suite Aurea (approx. 183 ft 2 with a balcony approx. 172 ft 2 , deck 9) 

The image is representative only. Size, layout and furniture may vary that shown (within the same cabin category).

Entertainment

MSC Seashore offers all types of entertainment from day through night, from the high-tech Madison Theatre showcasing spectacular evening production shows and expansive casino offering the latest slots, table games, and tournaments to interactive onboard thrills including an F1 racecar simulator, a virtual reality river rafting simulator, and an immersive XD Cinema. In addition, take in MSC Seashore’s extensive art collection, which you’ll find located throughout the ship from landings and corridors to dedicated galleries. 

Pirates Cove Aquapark

RESTAURANTS

Butcher's cut with al fresco dining.

This American-style steak house serves select Linz heritage angus beef, gold standard in high-end angus beef thanks to the best genetics in breed. The highest quality product custom cut by master butchers and aged to perfection.

The menu is inspired by the great plains and it is accompanied by bold New World wines and cocktails with swagger.

HOLA! Tacos & Cantina

The new fast-casual street food dining concept, offers a selection of Latin American and Mexican-inspired dishes and drinks to be shared and enjoyed in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, open for lunch and dinner. Choose from a tantalising array of dishes from blue corn tacos and nachos, and tasty tamales through to tortilla soup or vegetarian tacos, all to be savoured with our selection of Top 10 Tequilas and Mezcals!

Kaito Teppanyaki 

Tradition and modernity go hand in hand in this stylish teppanyaki restaurant and sushi restaurant. This charming venue offers deliciously authentic Asian cuisine prepared on the spot with only the freshest, highest quality ingredients.

Kaito Sushi bar

Tradition and modernity go hand in hand in this stylish sushi restaurant. This charming venue offers deliciously authentic Asian cuisine prepared on the spot with only the freshest, highest quality ingredients.

Marketplace Buffet and Restaurant

A wonderfully comfortable and casual place to eat. It’s the ideal place for enjoying a great informal Mediterranean dining experience with a spectacular sea view. Visible kitchens and a Mozzarella-making area allow guests to watch our chefs preparing the fresh food. The extensive buffet area includes various multifunction corners serving international dishes, ethnic cuisine, healthy options and a multitude of other tastes.

Ocean Cay 

A mouthwatering menu of sophisticated fish dishes and other recipes, made with the freshest ingredients and complemented by a wonderful wine list: these are the magic ingredients of the luxury fish restaurant.

Central Park Restaurant

One of three main restaurants serving fine-dining specialties in stylish surroundings. 

Tribeca Restaurant

 One of three main restaurants serving fine-dining specialties in stylish surroundings.

5th Avenue Restaurant

Manhattan restaurant.

 Reserved exclusively for Aurea guests.

Bars & Lounges

Msc aurea bar.

Outdoor sun deck lounge exclusive for Aurea guests

Le Cabaret Rouge Bar

Two-deck aft lounge with live music 

MSC Signature Casino Bar

Central casino bar

Cocktail Bar

Located in the Chef’s Court 

Horizon Bar

Outdoor panoramic ice cream bar​ 

Long Island Bar

Outdoor main pool bar 

Rooftop bar with live music and stunning views of the Bridge of Sighs 

Uptown Lounge 

Piano bar and lounge

Wine Cave Bar

An intimate wine cellar and tasting room 

Champagne Bar

Champagne and prosecco selections and fine appetizers 

Jungle Beach Bar

Indoor pool bar

Atrium cocktail bar with outdoor seating area​ 

Venchi 1878 Chocolate Bar

Chocolate factory and coffee bar with open kitchen​ 

Venchi 1878 Gelato Creperie

Ice cream bar and creperie by Venchi​ 

Use the deck plans to select your ideal stateroom. The plan allows you to pinpoint the locations, while the colors distinguish the stateroom category.

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• Until WINTER 2024-25
• From SUMMER 2025
• 5. Torre de Hercules
• 6. Green Point
• 7. Nugget Point
• 8. Ocean Cay
• 9. Peggys Point
• 11. Santa Marta
• 12. Start point
• 13. Rotes Kliff
• 14. San juan del Salvamento
• 15. Cape Byron
• 16. Boston Light
• 18. Bell Rock
• 19. Lanterna di Genova
• 20. La Jument
• Deluxe Interior
• Premium Interior
• Deluxe Ocean View
• Deluxe Balcony
• Deluxe Balcony Aurea
• Junior Suite Aurea
• Premium Suite Aurea
• Grand Suite Aurea
• Two-Bedroom Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Owner's Suite

BS : Staterooms with bathtub and shower |  T : Terrace |  W : Balcony with whirlpool bath • 3rd and 4th beds available in all categories except for Premium Suite Aurea and MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite. • 5th bed available in Premium Interior, Premium Suite Aurea with whirlpool, Grand Suite Aurea, MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite and MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Grand Suite. • 6th bed available in Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea (staterooms 11001, 12001 and 14001 have two double beds and one double sofa bed).

• Our ships offer the possibility of combining 2 or 3 connecting staterooms based on the ship class. Call our Contact Center to choose the best accommodation for you.

Ship configuration, data and descriptions may be subject to change depending on the season and on the destination and must be verified at the time of booking. 

• Premium Balcony Aurea
• Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea

BS : Stateroom with bathtub and shower |  T : Terrace |  W : Balcony with whirlpool bath • 3rd and 4th beds available in all categories except for Premium Suite Aurea and MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite. • 5th bed available in Premium Interior, Premium Suite Aurea with whirlpool, Grand Suite Aurea, MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite and MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Grand Suite. • 6th bed available in Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea (staterooms 11001, 12001 and 14001 have two double beds and one double sofa bed).

• Our ships offer the possibility of combining 2 or 3 connecting staterooms  based on the ship class. Call our Contact Center to choose the best accommodation for you.

• Gross tonnage: 170.412
• Number of passengers: 5,632
• Crew members: 1,648
• Number of staterooms: 2,270
• Length / Beam / Height: 1,112 ft. / 134 ft. / 245 ft.
• Maximum speed: 21.8 knots

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MSC Seashore

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• Port Canaveral (Orlando, Florida)

MSC Seashore current position

MSC Seashore current location is at North West Atlantic Ocean (coordinates 25.08181 N / -77.34282 W) cruising en route to Nassau. The AIS position was reported 34 minutes ago.

Current itinerary of MSC Seashore

MSC Seashore current cruise is 11 days, round-trip The Bahamas . Prices start from USD 807 (double occupancy rates). The itinerary starts on 29 Sep, 2024 and ends on 10 Oct, 2024 .

Specifications of MSC Seashore

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MSC Seashore Itineraries

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The 2021-built MSC Seashore cruise ship is MSC's 19th liner and also the first Seaside EVO-Class vessel - with sistership MSC Seascape (2022).

The vessel (IMO number 9843792) is currently Malta- flagged (MMSI 247435200) and registered in Valletta .

History - construction and ownership

MSC Cruises (MSC Crociere) is a passenger shipping company headquartered in Genoa and Naples . It was established in 1960. Today, MSC Crociere is a subsidiary of MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company) - the world's 2nd largest containership company . MSC is the world's largest privately/family-owned cruise company.

By annual passenger shipping volumes, MSC is ranked the world's 3rd largest cruise shipowner - following only Carnival Corporation and RCG-Royal Caribbean Group .

In November 2017 MSC ordered 2x "Seaside EVO" class ships from Fincantieri (contract value EUR 1,8 billion). The new vessels are bigger (16 m longer, 17330 GT-tons larger, with 200 more cabins / 467 more passengers) in comparison to Seaview and Seaside . Newbuilds' deliveries were scheduled for 2021 (Seashore) and 2023 (Seascape). With Seaside EVO, MSC had a total investment of EUR 10,5 billion into 12 new vessels with scheduled deliveries by 2026.

The 4500-passenger "Seaside EVO" ship design is an enlarged version of MSC's Seaside-Class. Both classes were developed for year-round operations in warm climates. This explains signature features like large-sized outdoor areas, top-deck ropes course, 5-slide water park, 3x glass-floored catwalks, glass-walled (oceanview) elevators, wraparound Promenade Deck (lined with shops-bars-restaurants with both indoor-outdoor seating). Seaside-EVO ships have larger MSC Yacht Club (Suite-only complex), larger public areas, more outdoor whirlpools, more specialty restaurants with alfresco dining areas (on Promenade Deck 8), more staterooms.

Among vessels' technological features are advanced water- and garbage treatment plants, latest-generation scrubbers (pollution control technology removing particulates some gases from ship's exhaust streams), optimized hull, anti-fouling paints (specialized underwater hull coating), advanced heat recovery system, LED lighting (throughout). The vessel is fully compliant with IMO's "Safe Return to Port" requirement (how long the cruise ship should remain safe for evacuation).

Seashore is also one of the "smart ships" series and part of MSC's EUR 13,6 billion (10-year / 2017-2027) fleet expansion program that includes 17 newbuilds - up to a combined fleet of 29 liners.

MSC Seashore is fitted with new technologies specifically designed to improve passengers' onboard digital experience. MSC partnered with Samsung to support NFC (near-field communication) technology enabling passengers to use digital devices (smartphones, cruise card, bracelets) to geolocate themselves (and their relatives, kids, travel companions), to access their staterooms or make onboard payments. Interactive screens throughout the ship allow real-time booking (cruise and tours) and making reservations (dining, spa, beauty treatments). Beacon technology sends location-based, customized notifications to passengers' phones as they move around the ship. Beacons are triggered whenever a connected device moves into their vicinity.

Decks and Cabins

MSC Seashore staterooms (2270 total) are in 34 categories. The largest category is the YC Royal Suite (615 ft2). Seashore's cabins and suites include 14x aft-facing corner suites, 28x suites with outdoor jacuzzi (on the balcony), 6x bow-facing Grand Suites (2-bedroom, with swimming pools on the balcony), terraced suites (overlooking Promenade Deck), cluster cabins (for large families), 75x wheelchair-accessible cabins for disabled passengers (including 43x Inside, 8x Oceanview, 26x Balcony, 4x Suite).

Family staterooms' max occupancy varies between 6 (SUPERFAMILY) and 10 (SUPERFAMILY PLUS) passengers.

The boat has 19 decks , of which 12 are passenger-accessible and 11 with cabins.

MSC Seashore decks are named after iconic lighthouses around the globe, including:

• Farol da Barra Lighthouse ( Salvador de Bahia, Brazil )
• Tower/Torre de Hercules Lighthouse ( La Coruna Spain ) - world's oldest
• Green Point Lighthouse ( Cape Town, South Africa )
• Nugget Point Lighthouse (Otago coast, South Island, New Zealand)
• Ocean Cay Lighthouse (MSC's private island Ocean Cay, Bahamas)
• Peggys Point Lighthouse (Peggy's Cove, NS Canada)
• Chania Lighthouse ( Chania, Crete Island Greece)
• Santa Marta Lighthouse ( Cascais, Portugal )
• Start Point Lighthouse (Devon England)
• Rotes Kliff Lighthouse ( Sylt Island, Germany )
• San Juan del Salvamento Lighthouse (Isla de los Estados, Tierra del Fuego Argentina)
• Cape Byron Lighthouse (NSW Australia)
• Boston Light Lighthouse (Little Brewster Island, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts USA )
• Bell Rock Lighthouse (Angus Scotland)
• Lanterna di Genova Lighthouse ( Genoa Italy )
• La Jument Lighthouse (Brittany France)

Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks

New dining options on MSC Seashore include the Fusion Restaurant (specialty) and VIP Fine Dining Restaurant. Ship's eateries offer cuisine specialties from all around the world, including Pan-Asian (premium steakhouse and seafood restaurant via a partnership with chef Roy Yamaguchi, with Chef's Table experience).

The ship offers 10x large-capacity eateries - 5x select restaurants (3x MDRs /main dining rooms, Aurea Restaurant, Yacht Club Restaurant), 5x themed food venues (Seafood Restaurant, Steak House, Teppanyaki, Sushi Bar, Bistrot) plus 20x specialty bars and lounges.

Follows the complete list of MSC Seashore restaurants and food bars.

• 3 main restaurants (complimentary dining rooms/MDRs) offer traditional Italian cuisine and wines. Dining rooms are open for Breakfast (7-9:30 am), Lunch (12-noon - 2 pm) and Dinner with 2 fixed seatings (7 pm and 9:30 pm) with a 7-course dinner menu (always includes vegan and vegetarian dishes).
• Aurea Restaurant (Suite-only)
• Yacht Club Restaurant (YC-category staterooms only)
• Marketplace Buffet & Restaurant (complimentary) is completely redesigned (in comparison to other fleetmates), divided into three large sections (Il Mercato, La Piazza, La Trattoria) and has a new alfresco dining area (Sky Bar), with total indoor seats 1100.
• Kaito Teppanyaki & Sushi Bar (specialty Japanese restaurant/at surcharge) features conveyor belt food delivery.
• Butcher's Cut is new for MSC specialty Steakhouse restaurant with alfresco seating (on the Waterfront Promenade).
• Ocean Cay by Ramon Freixa (specialty seafood restaurant/at surcharge)
• HOLA! Tacos & Cantina (specialty restaurant offering traditional Latin American and Mexican food)
• Fusion Restaurant (specialty/at surcharge)
• Bistrot (specialty/at surcharge)
• Chef's Court (deck 8) is new for MSC restaurant with both indoor/outdoor seating (on the Waterfront Promenade).
• VIP Restaurant (exclusive)
• Tribeca Restaurant
• 5th Avenue Restaurant
• Manhattan Restaurant

Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport

MSC Seashore's cruising concept focuses on outdoor spaces (public and cabin balconies), several outdoor/alfresco dining venues, 20 bars and lounges, 12 restaurants, outdoor wellness complex (spa and fitness with advanced Kinesis Technogym equipment), MSC Yacht Club (exclusive top-grade cabin complex with its own restaurant, bar lounge, solarium, sundeck, swimming pool).

The high-tech theater lounge is the venue for the evening Broadway-style production shows with compelling entertainment based on professional performers and top-notch media equipment. Passengers can also enjoy ship's 5D Cinema, VR Maze, Rafting simulator, Formula 1 simulator (virtual-reality racing cars).

The family offerings onboard are expanded (compared to the Seaside-class ships) with a bigger kids playground area and larger interactive waterpark (Pirate Cove-themed). MSC Seashore has one of the biggest water attractions at sea. To kids 1 to 3 years of age are offered supervised activities and games via MSC's partnership with Chicco. Children 3 to 11 years old can participate in numerous fun activities via MSC's partnership with LEGO. A dedicated LEGO Room is equipped with LEGO's trademarked brick toys available for MSC's Mini Club and Juniors Club (children-only lounges). Every voyage includes a special LEGO-themed event (named LEGO Experience On Board)  a full day at sea dedicated to the LEGO-based family gaming.

MSC Seashore has two teenager clubs - one for 12-14-year-olds and one for 15-17-year-olds. Depending on the time of day, a dedicated teens-only area serves as a PC/Playstation gaming room, disco, cinema.

Signature activity areas on Seashore include Adventure Trail (outdoor playground with rope courses, net bridges, crawl-through slides) and Zip-Line (length 130 m / 427 ft). The aqua park has 5 waterslides, an interactive Slideboarding tube (combining video games, music, lights, 112-m long waterslide), Aquatube (innertube waterslide), two high-speed racing slides, and one flume-type (family) waterslide. The ship's aquapark also has 2 separate kids' playgrounds (AquaPlay and AquaSpray).

Among the cruise liner's complimentary amenities are also the 24-hour room service and supervised youth program, shipwide WiFI Internet access, laundry service. Follows the complete list of MSC Seashore lounges, clubs, and other entertainment venues for kids, teens, and adults.

• Art Gallery, Photo Gallery & Shop
• Seashore Atrium (served by Atrium Bar)
• Two Theaters (main show lounges) including the 2-level Madison Theater
• Boulevard du Cabaret
• Le Cabaret Rouge (2-deck bar lounge)
• Shopping Arcade with duty-free shops (selling jewelry, brand fashion clothing and accessories, perfumes and cosmetics, brand watches and glasses, MSC-logoed merchandise), Boutique Monobrand, MSC Galleria Shopping Area
• Top Sail Lounge (2-deck bar lounge with live music, gourmet canapes, complimentary beverages)
• Uptown Lounge
• MSC Aurea Bar
• Chocolate Factory
• Venchi 1878 Gelato (ice cream and creperie bar by Venchi / Italian gourmet chocolate manufacturer)
• Venchi 1878 Chocolate Bar (patisserie by Venchi)
• Casino (gambling lounge served by Casino Bar)
• Cocktail Bar, Sky Bar, Shine Bar, Horizon Bar, The Wine Cellar, Champagne & Wine Bar
• Times Square
• Rafting simulator
• F1 car simulator
• 2x bowling lanes (full-size bowling alleys)
• 4x twisting waterslides
• Zip-Line (length 130 m / 427 ft)
• Disco Nightclub and Bar
• Creperie and Ice Cream areas
• Spa Wellness complex (with swimming pool and Jacuzzi), Solarium (sundeck), Yoga Studios, Nail Salon & Boutique, Massages and Treatments Rooms, Medi SPA, Beauty Salon, Barber Shop, Jean Louis David Hair Salon (hairdresser, hair treatments), Spa Reception, Spa Doctor
• Top 19 Solarium (exclusive Yacht Club sundeck)
• MSC Gym by Technogym (Fitness Centre with External Gym Area)
• MSC Business Center
• Pool Room, Broadcasting Room (the ship's TV production studio)
• Liberty Plaza
• Brooklyn Cafe
• Comedy Club Bar
• MSC Yacht Club (Suite complex of top-tier cabin grades)
• VIP Bar Lounge, Family Lounge, Jungle Pool Lounge
• 6x swimming pools, Spa Pool, Lido Pool, Raised Pool, Indoor Pool Bar
• Long Island Pool (served by Long Island Bar) is the ship's main swimming pool with 2 different water depths (swimming and standing). The area features a 360-degree water fountain island (located in the center), a lounge space (within the pool), 6x Jacuzzis (2x Infinity). Long Island Pool and Pirates Cove Aquapark are interconnected.
• Pirates Cove Aqua Park with waterslides, Kids Playground
• Jungle Pool covered by Magrodome (retractable/slide-opening glass roof that can be closed to create an indoor relaxation/entertainment area)
• Jungle Pool Lounge & Beach Bar
• 1x aft Infinity Pool (with half-submerged concrete loungers/extends directly to the stern), 2x Infinity Jacuzzis (portside and starboard/10-seat each), Infinity Bar, Infinity Bridge
• "Bridge of Sighs" is a panoramic catwalk (glass-floored walking platform with glass railings) located 22 m / 72 ft above the Infinity Pool (aft on Deck 8).
• Children's Area houses Young Club (teenagers 12-14-yo), Teen Club (15-17-yo), Junior Club LEGO, Mini Club LEGO, Baby Club CHICCO, Doremi Land, Doremi Studio, VR Maze (virtual reality room), Hall of Games (virtual gaming lounge with arcade machines), Reception (for the kids' facilities).
• Adventure Trail is a 2-deck outdoor playground with Rope Courses, Net Bridges, crawl-through slides
• MSC Sports Arena (multi-sports court for playing volleyball, basketball, football, tennis) with stadium seating and a large outdoor movie screen.

Seashore's "MSC Yacht Club" is currently the fleet's largest (total area 32000 ft2 / 2973 m2). The all-inclusive Suite complex (ship-within-a-ship concept) accommodates the highest paying passengers (YC cabin categories only). It spreads over 4 decks and features a 3-deck high Onyx Wall (back-lit), Swarovski crystal-covered staircases, Top Sail Lounge (bar lounge with live music, gourmet canapes, complimentary beverages), exclusive restaurant (breakfast-lunch-dinner, premium wine list, daily-changed a la carte menu), poolside bar and grill. The private sundeck and pool area were expanded to 21000+ ft2 (1950 m2), with a bigger swimming pool and a panoramic Jacuzzi (8-seats, with individual controlled jets). The complex houses 131x Suites plus 2x Owners Suites (new category cabins sized 1054 ft2 / 98 m2) with larger terraces (outdoor hot tub, glass wall, dining, and sundeck areas).

Seashore ship's outdoor deck space is also the fleet's largest (~13000 m2 / 140000 ft2) and includes the 540-m (1772-ft) long Promenade lined up with outdoor bars and dining venues.

Itineraries

MSC Seashore itinerary program started with the inaugural season based on 7-day Western Mediterranean roundtrips from homeports in Spain, Italy and France ( Barcelona , Naples , Genoa , Marseille ). Call ports included Messina (Sicily) , Portofino (Italian Riviera) and Valletta (Malta) .

In 2022, the liner was redeployed in the Caribbean and homeported in Miami , operating 7-day voyages in addition to 2-week B2Bs , combining call ports in Puerto Rico (San Juan), St Thomas USVI, Dominicana (Puerto Plata), Bahamas (Ocean Cay), Jamaica (Ocho Rios), Grand Cayman, Mexico (Cozumel). For winter 2022-2023 Seashore was deployed in South America and based in Brazil (homeporting in Santos/Sao Paulo , Salvador de Bahia and Maceio ) for mainly 7-day roundtrips.

Starting with winter season 2023-2024, MSC homeported Seashore in Port Canaveral , expanding its USA fleet to 5 boats. The ship's itinerary program included mini-cruises to Bahamas (2-3-4-day to Nassau and Ocean Cay) and Western Caribbean - 5-day (Costa Maya + Ocean Cay), 6-day (Cozumel + Costa Maya + Ocean Cay), 7-day (Belize City, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Nassau, Ocean Cay), as well as 10-11-day B2Bs.

During seasonal redeployment, the liner offers Transatlantic crossings (RepositionCruises.com) between USA and Europe and also one-ways between the Caribbean and South America.

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MSC Seashore Wiki

The vessel (Fincantieri Monfalcone yard/hull number 6306) has volume 170412 GT-tons, DWT-deadweight tonnage 13500 tons, max draught 8 m. The powerplant is based on 4x Wartisla marine diesel engines (model W46F) with combined output 67,2 MW (90120 hp). The propulsion is based on two Azipod thrusters with combined output 40 MW (53640 hp). The registered shipowner is EVO 1 COMPANIA NAVIERA SA, while the registered manager is MSC CRUISE MANAGEMENT UK LTD.

During MSC Seaside delivery ceremony (November 29, 2017), MSC announced an order for two "Seaside EVO" ships from Fincantieri (contract value EUR 1,8 billion). The new ships are 17330 GT-tons larger, 16 m (52 ft) longer and with 467 more passengers ( capacity ) in comparison to the sisterships Seaview-Seaside. Deliveries were scheduled for 2021 May (Seashore) and 2022 November ( Seascape ).

In early-August 2018, MSC signed an agreement for EUR 1,5 billion (USD 1,74 billion) for both "Seaside EVO" shipbuilding projects. The financing was via a partnership with a syndicate of three lender banks (Unicredit, BNP Paribas, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti). Fully backing the credit line was the Italian export credit agency SACE SIMEST. With the addition of Seaside EVO ships, MSC had an unprecedented total investment of EUR 10,5 billion into 12 newbuilds with scheduled deliveries by 2027.

On November 26, 2018, was held vessel's steel-cutting ceremony at Fincantieri Monfalcone Shipyard (near Trieste, Italy ), with which officially started its construction. The special event was attended by Pierfrancesco Vago (MSC's Executive Chairman) and Giuseppe Bono (Fincantieri's CEO).

The vessel's keel-laying ceremony (aka coin ceremony) was held on September 19, 2019, at the Monfalcone yard. Ceremony's godmothers (madrinas) were two shipyard employees - Silvia Bozzetto (Production Planning and Control Commissioning Manager) and Marianna Cicala (Ground Services Planning Manager). The godmothers placed 2 special edition coins under the keel block (hull's first block) for good fortune. The special event was again attended by Pierfrancesco Vago (MSC) and Giuseppe Bono (Fincantieri). The vessel was launched (floated out from drydock) on August 20, 2020. The ceremony was attended by Giuseppe Bono and Pierfrancesco Vago.

Fun fact is that each MSC EVO shipbuilding project involves 10+ million manhours of construction works and ~4000 shipyard employees. The ship design features large play areas for children, Adventure Trail ropes course, an interactive aqua park with 5x waterslides, 3x glass-floored catwalks, Promenade Deck (at sea level) lined up with shops-bars-restaurants (with both indoor-outdoor seating), glass-walled/sea-view elevators.

For MSC Seashore, the shipbuilder contracted De Wave Group for the ship's interior outfitting.

• De Wave Group ( Genoa -based manufacturing company) specializes in newbuild cruise ships and yachts interior outfitting. The company was formed via merger of three companies - De Wave (cabins and wet units), Precetti (catering areas) and Spencer Contract (public areas).
• On MSC Seashore, De Wave Group manufactured and assembled the modules for building the following areas - MSC Yacht Club (Concierge Reception/decks 16-18-19-20, Lounge/deck 16, Open Decks 16&20, Lobby and Restaurant/deck 18, Pool Deck and Pool Bar/deck 18), Offices (deck 16), Hallways (decks 18-19-20), Deck 20 (Main Pool, Bow Jacuzzi, Pool Bar), Deck 8 (Infinity Pool, Infinity Whirlpool, Infinity Bar, Ice Cream Bar, Steakhouse's Open Deck), as well as all passenger and crew cabins' wet units (3088 total).

The company Shores Global LLC provided all the vessel's outdoor wicker furniture (on passenger cabin balconies and poolside) or 3000+ pieces (deckchairs and sun loungers). The company is a major cruise ship furniture supplier, offering consulting (fabrics and materials) and production process management.

The vessel was officially delivered from Fincantieri to MSC on July 26, 2021, in Monfalcone. The ceremony was attended by Roberto Olivari (Fincantieri's Monfalcone Shipyard Director), Giuseppe Bono (Fincantieri's CEO), Giampiero Massolo (Fincantieri's Chairman) and Pierfrancesco Vago (MSC's Executive Chairman), as well as members of the Aponte and Vago families, MSC representatives, shipyard's employees.

MSC Seashore's christening ceremony was on November 18, 2021, and held at MSC Ocean Cay (Bahamas) . The special event was attended by godmother Sophia Loren (1934-born Italian actress), MSC top-rank employees (Pierfrancesco Vago /MSC's Executive Chairman, Gianni Onorato /MSC's CEO, Ruben Rodriguez /MSC North America's President, Allen Clifford /MSC USA's Executive VP), as well as major stakeholders, travel agents, media. Live onboard performed Nile Rodgers (1952-born American guitarist, singer, songwriter) and his band "Nile Rodgers & Chic" (1972-founded as "The Big Apple Band"). Curiously, this was the world's ever-first ship naming ceremony held at a private island. On the same day (Nov 18th) was launched/floated out from drydock the sistership MSC Seascape .

Seashore's naming was part of an exclusive voyage departing roundtrip from PortMiami on Nov 17, prior to the start of the inaugural Caribbean season on Nov 20.

Inaugural cruise itineraries 2021

MSC bookings on Seashore cruises were opened on June 27, 2019. Sales were open exclusively for MSC Voyagers Club (loyalty program) members for a 2-week period. Bookings for general customers were opened on July 11.

Unfortunately, due to the Coronavirus crisis, the vessel's construction was halted (after the shipbuilding yard was temporarily closed in 2020) which also resulted in delayed delivery to MSC (future shipowner). A total of 35 itineraries were canceled (roundtrip departures from homeports Genoa, Naples, Messina, Barcelona, Marseille).

The original Inaugural Cruise (June 13, 2021) was a 7-day Mediterranean itinerary roundtrip from Genoa/Genova . The ship also offers roundtrips from homeports Barcelona , Marseille , Naples , Messina Sicily .

Next tables show the rescheduled inaugural cruises from each homeport.

(NEW MAIDEN VOYAGE) 7-day inaugural roundtrip from Genoa

(2021) Inaugural 18-day Transatlantic crossing from Europe to USA-Caribbean (from $1280 pp). The repositioning cruise was also offered as 17-day (from Marseille to Miami, $1210 pp) and 16-day (Barcelona to Miami, $1240 pp).

Inaugural Caribbean cruise (B2B/back-to-back) from Florida ($1000 pp)

The 14-day B2B itinerary was also bookable in two 7-day segments ($550, $450).

5-day Inaugural Western Caribbean cruise to Mexico ($450 pp)

Mon-Sun 9:00 am - 6:00 pm EST

MSC SEASHORE

The first of two enriched Seaside EVO Class ships. Building on the groundbreaking and pioneering design of the Seaside class of ship, aimed at bringing guests closer to the sea, MSC Seashore is equipped become the first cruise ship in the world to feature a new air sanitation system, ‘Safe Air’ , which uses UV-C lamp technology to eliminate viruses and bacteria to guarantee clean and safe air for guests and crew. MSC Seashore is one of the ships that sail to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve , MSC's exclusive Bahamian destination.  

Planning to sail with us soon? Click here  to find out more about our enhanced Health & Safety measures and our new, even safer onboard experience.

MAIN FEATURES

Environmental stewardship.

Energy efficiency - Smart heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Wastewater & Protecting Marine Life - Advanced wastewater treatment system. Discover more on how the MSC Group is actively contributing to impactful environmental conservation and humanitarian programs at the MSC Foundation Centre on board.

Design features

MSC Seashore pays tribute to New York City, which as a destination represents the spirit of discovery and cultural experiences that is at the heart of the MSC Cruises guest experience. As such, the design features, public areas and venue names are inspired by the metropolitan U.S. city. These include an imposing three-metre-high replica of the Statue of Liberty at the heart of the casino and a newly designed expansive retail and entertainment area, aptly named Times Square. The main feature of this new area is an impressive 8.5 metre-high LED wall spanning four decks with a projection of the iconic skyline of this entertainment hub in Manhattan that can change from day to night.

The Long Island Pool

On Deck 18, the main pool - Long Island Pool has two different depths so that guests can choose to swim or simply stand and hang-out in the water, the newly designed area includes a 360-degree water fountain island in the centre as well as a new lounge space within the pool. It is connected with the aquapark with a Pirates Cove theme to create an extensive water area.

Outdoor Areas

At 339 metres, MSC Seashore is the longest ship in the fleet and offers 13,000sqm of outdoor space. Stand-out design features include spectacular glass-floored Bridge of Sighs located at the unique vantage point on deck 16 - 22 metres above the Infinity Pool , stunning panoramic aft elevators and stylish glass-floor catwalks on either side of the ship on the waterfront promenade.

The Jungle Pool

Whilst this ship is designed for warmer weather, the Jungle Pool features a larger magrodome that can be closed to create an indoor pool area when needed. This popular area has been enlarged and now includes an additional deck over and around the space, providing new areas for guests to sit and relax. It is just a short walk to the newly located buffet on deck 16 for a lunchtime snack - perfect for families who enjoy spending time by the pool.

MSC Aurea Spa

Offering a wide selection of Balinese massages and other wellness and beauty treatments to revitalise body and soul, the lavish MSC Aurea Spa  on MSC Seashore is a haven for relaxation and pampering, complete with a thermal area, beauty salon and nail boutique.

MSC Yacht Club

Located on the coveted foredecks on the ships, spanning four decks and providing sweeping sea views the MSC Yacht Club on MSC Seashore will become the largest and most luxurious in MSC Cruises’ fleet, with almost 3,000 sqm of space including a bigger solarium and a Jacuzzi. Guests looking for a premium, all-inclusive cruise experience with private amenities and 24-hour butler service – while still enjoying the recreation and entertainment possibilities that the rest of the ship offers – can choose to sail in the MSC Yacht Club ,  MSC Cruises’ exclusive ship-within-a-ship concept.

Staterooms & suites

• Surface 98 sqm, balcony 25 sqm, deck 19
• Large balcony with private whirlpool bath and outdoor living area
• Separate living area and dining room
• Walk-in wardrobe and luggage storage
• Panoramic glass wall
• Bathroom with large shower and bathtub, vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double bed
• Interactive TV, telephone, safe and minibar.
• Wifi connection included
• Can accomodate up to 5 people

Discover a world of privileges with MSC Yacht Club including:

• 24-Hour Butler service and dedicated concierge
• Premium Extra Drink and Internet packages included
• Complimentary Access to the Thermal Suite in the MSC Aurea SPA
• Balinese massage package and Specialty restaurants package, available up to 2 days prior to embarkation; 10% discount on all spa treatments purchased on board..
• 1 Free cruise change

The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category) .

• Surface 62 sqm, balcony 33 sqm, deck 16
• Balcony with private whirlpool bath and dining table
• Walk-in wardrobes
• Bathroom with shower and bathtub, vanity area with hairdryer
• Interactive TV, telephone, safe and minibar

The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category).

• Surface 31-43 sqm, balcony 8-21 sqm, deck 16-19
• Living area
• Spacious balcony
• Located on the top deck*
• Walk-in wardrobe
• Bathroom with large shower and vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double bed or single beds (on request)

**Except cabins 18019, 18018, 16027 and 16020. 

Size, layout and furniture may vary from that shown (within the same cabin category)

The image is representative only.

• Surface 25 sqm, balcony 8, deck 16-19
• Sitting area with sofa
• Spacious wardrobe
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub, vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double or single beds (on request)

The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category ).

• Surface 21 sqm, deck 16-19
• Wifi cnnection included

• Surface 49 sqm, balcony 17 sqm, deck 11-14
• Sitting area with sofa or separate living area
• Two bathrooms, one with bathtub and one with shower, vanity areas with hairdryers
• 2 bedrooms, one with double bed and one with two single beds
• Interactive TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar
• Can accomodate up to 6 people

• Surface 35-49 sqm, large balcony 10- 21 sqm, deck 9-13
• Can accommodate up to 5 people

• Surface 28 sqm, balcony 7 sqm with its own private whirlpool bath, deck 9-15
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub, vanity area with hairdryers

• Surface 28 sqm, balcony 38 sqm, deck 9
• Spacious Wardrobe

• Surface  26-32 sqm, balcony 9-14 sqm, deck 9-15

• Surface  17 sqm, balcony approx 16 sqm, deck 9

Important : this cabin will be available for cruises with departure dates starting from 6th April 2025.

• Surface 17 sqm, balcony 5 sqm, deck 9-15

*Some cabins have a metal balcony front, instead of glass.

• Surface 17 sqm, balcony 5 sqm, deck 9-10

• Surface 17 sqm, deck 5
• Window with sea view
• Bathroom with shower, vanity area with hairdryer

• Surface  28 sqm, deck 10
• Comfortable double or single beds (on request*)
• Interactive TV, telephone, wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar

*Some cabins for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility have twin beds that can’t be converted into double beds.

• Surface  14 sqm, deck 5-10

Entertainment

Pirates Cove Aquapark

RESTAURANTS & BUFFET

The ship has eleven eateries - three main restaurants, a dedicated Aurea restaurant and the Yacht Club restaurant, a 1,169 seater buffet - and five specialty restaurants including the Butcher’s Cut, Ocean Cay fish restaurant, HOLA! Tacos & Cantina and Kaito Teppanyaki and Sushi Bar.

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Butcher's Cut with Al Fresco dining

HOLA! Tacos & Cantina

Kaito Teppanyaki

Kaito Sushi bar

Marketplace buffet restaurant

Ocean Cay restaurant

Central Park restaurant

Bars & Lounges

Msc aurea bar.

Le Cabaret Rouge

MSC Signature Casino

Brooklyn Café

Cocktail Bar

Horizon bar

Long Island bar

Uptown Lounge 

Wine Cave bar

Champagne Bar

Jungle Beach bar

Venchi 1878 Chocolate bar

Venchi 1878 Gelato Creperie

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• 5. Torre de Hercules
• 6. Green Point
• 7. Nugget Point
• 8. Ocean Cay
• 9. Peggys Point
• 11. Santa Marta
• 12. Start point
• 13. Rotes Kliff
• 14. San juan del Salvamento
• 15. Cape Byron
• 16. Boston Light
• 18. Bell Rock
• 19. Lanterna di Genova
• 20. La Jument
• Deluxe Interior
• Premium Interior
• Deluxe Ocean View
• Deluxe Balcony
• Deluxe Balcony Aurea
• Junior Suite Aurea
• Premium Suite Aurea
• Grand Suite Aurea
• Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea
• MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Owner's Suite

BS : Cabin with bathtub and shower |  T : Terrace |  W : Balcony with whirlpool bath • All cabins have one double bed convertible to two single beds except in MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite and in cabin for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility (H) • 3rd and 4th beds available in all categories except for Premium Suite Aurea and MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite. • 5th bed available in Premium Interior, Premium Suite Aurea with whirlpool, Grand Suite Aurea, MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite and MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Grand Suite. • 6th bed available in Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea (cabins 11001, 12001 and 14001 have two double beds and one double sofa bed).

• Our ships offer the possibility of combining 2 or 3 connecting cabins based on the ship class. Call our Contact Center to choose the best accommodation for you.

Ship configuration, data and descriptions may be subject to change depending on the season and on the destination and must be verified at the time of booking. 

• Gross tonnage: 169,500
• Number of passengers: 5,877
• Crew members: 1,648
• Number of staterooms: 2,270
• Length / Beam / Height: 339 m / 41 m / 76 m
• Maximum speed: 21,80 knots

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MSC's newest cruise ship is gorgeous, but is it ready for Americans? A first look at MSC Seashore

I've just sailed MSC Seashore, the first ship in MSC Cruises ' new Seaside EVO Class — a variation of the line's original Seaside Class — which offers passengers affordable elegance and plenty of outdoor spaces to connect with the sea.

Following a two-night media preview voyage to Ocean Cay, MSC's private island , I've got some thoughts about the vessel. Here, I'll walk you through how it differs from fellow U.S.-focused ship MSC Seaside, what it does well, what needs some work and what you can expect if you sail.

The backstory

Although it has been around since the late 1980s, the cruise arm of the behemoth Mediterranean Shipping Company has only been wooing the North American market for just shy of a decade. The company still remains an enigma to many travelers.

In 2013, the line "Americanized" its MSC Divina ship. It was built a year earlier for a European audience, but the line decided to make it fit the American market by adding a movie screen on the pool deck, cutting back on smoking areas, stocking more brands of beer and soda, and revamping some entertainment and menu items.

Since then, instead of retrofitting existing vessels for the U.S. and Canadian demographics, MSC Cruises has added new hardware purpose-built for Americans to the lineup of ships it has been constructing at a breakneck pace. (The line is currently the world's third-largest cruise brand, and with plans to launch more than 10 new ships in the next few years, it's poised to quickly move into second place.)

The first vessel built exclusively to cater to Americans was MSC Seaside, which began sailing in 2017 as the flagship of the line's Seaside Class. It tried hard but struggled with the little things that gave away its roots: Dinners took more than two hours, coffee was nonexistent after dinner for those who wanted a cup with dessert, announcements were made in multiple languages and service was of the more standoffish, less conversational variety that's common in Europe.

Fast forward four years, and MSC Seashore is the line's latest attempt to show U.S. cruisers what it can do. Has MSC finally been able to figure out the secret formula that will make Americans swoon?

First impressions

The ship is gorgeous. With interior design elements, such as upholstery and art, chosen by Rafaela Aponte — wife of MSC owner Gianluigi Aponte — elegance abounds. (Check out the Danza del Mare glass sculpture spanning decks 5 to 8, midship. It's a stunning piece of work by Italian glassmaker Venini.)

As with its Seaside-class counterparts, one of MSC Seashore's biggest highlights is its sweeping four-deck atrium, which serves as one of the ship's main hubs of activity. Chrome and colored lights give it a hip feel, but the vibe also oozes sophistication, courtesy of a transparent, backlit staircase inlaid with thousands of Swarovski crystals.

On paper, the vessel has 20 decks, but true to Italian custom, there is no Deck 17. (In Italy, it's 17, rather than 13, that brings bad luck.) This is one of several ways the ship acknowledges its heritage, despite its target demographic.

In contrast, MSC Seashore employs a New York City theme that's equal parts cute and corny. Meant to appeal to American clientele, the dining rooms boast names like Manhattan, Central Park, Tribeca and 5th Avenue. You'll also find the Brooklyn Cafe, the Uptown Lounge and the Long Island Pool and Bar. In the Times Square area, faux skyscrapers and TVs posing as electronic billboards complement a twice-nightly New Year's Eve digital ball drop following each night's shows in the nearby Madison Theater. Overall, I found it endearing, familiar and, in some ways, even innovative.

However, there isn't a ton that differentiates Seashore from its smaller Seaside sister class. The main changes we noticed, in addition to the NYC theme, are the lack of top-deck ziplines, fewer waterslides and an expanded gaming and arcade area.

Designers revamped the layout for alternative eatery enclave Chef's Court and the accompanying bar. They replaced the French bistro with a Mexican restaurant and scrapped the second family-focused buffet found on Seaside vessels, opting instead to expand the standard buffet. Notable new additions to the deck plan include an aft-facing infinity pool; Le Cabaret Rouge, a secondary lounge that hosts nightly cabaret performances; and a couple of selfie spots that are intentionally Instagrammable.

Below, I'll outline the major highlights and share some of my favorite — and not-so-favorite — bits about the ship.

Dining and drinks

Housing 11 restaurants — including five for-fee options and four included main dining rooms — and 18 bars and lounges, MSC Seashore offers a ton of variety. My two-day preview voyage was sailing at limited capacity; due to time constraints and the small number of passengers onboard, I was able to have full dinners in one of the main dining rooms, lunch at the buffet and between-meal samples from each of the Chef's Court venues.

The four main dining rooms on the ship all feature the same menu, which changes nightly. The venues include 5th Avenue Restaurant, where midcentury modern meets The Jetsons; Tribeca Restaurant, which gives off penthouse vibes; Central Park Restaurant, showcasing green hues and accent plants; and Manhattan Restaurant, which reminded me of an upscale department store in terms of decor.

Dinners still take forever, but service throughout the ship has improved immensely, especially in the dining rooms. Perhaps the restaurant staff was working out new-ship hiccups, but it took so long for everyone at my table to receive their main courses on the last night of the voyage that passengers from other tables ate their dessert and left to see the show before we were served.

The Marketplace Buffet, which takes up about half of Deck 16, is notable for its sheer size and variety of food. Just about anything you could want is found there — meats and cheeses, sandwiches, soups, salads and desserts. The atmosphere is totally casual, making it the perfect place for a quick, free bite. If you love pizza as much as I do, don't miss MSC Seashore's take, which includes standard cheese and pepperoni selections, as well as more unusual choices like pies with black crust (thanks to activated charcoal).

Most of MSC Seashore's extra-cost dining venues are located in a central Deck 8 area called Chef's Court. Restaurant choices include Butcher's Cut, a steakhouse with superb meats, potatoes and desserts; Ocean Cay, serving up fish and seafood dishes in a nautical-themed outpost; and Kaito Sushi and Kaito Teppanyaki, the former offering conveyor belt sushi and the latter offering grill-side performances in one of the largest teppanyaki venues I've ever seen. (Try the salmon or Wagyu beef. You won't be disappointed.)

Hola! Tacos and Cantina is a new, centrally located restaurant. It's on Deck 8, just above the atrium area, and it takes the place of the French bistro on Seaside-class vessels. Festive colors point the way to ample seating, and the tacos, quesadillas, guacamole and flan are to die for. Looking to grab a drink with your meal? Try one of several margarita flavors, including original, strawberry, mango, pineapple and vanilla.

Alcohol, soda, smoothies and specialty coffees and cocoas cost extra on MSC Cruises ships. You can pay per drink or invest in a drink package. However, MSC's packages come in five varieties, and what's covered isn't always clear. Prices vary by season and destination, but the most expensive one, which includes everything, is the Premium Extra package (formerly Premium Plus).

American Sports Bar is a terrific spot if you're hoping to watch your team play while you're at sea. I could see myself spending quite a bit of time there, largely because of its fun sports memorabilia decor and private areas for viewing sporting events.

It also has an adjacent billiard room — a new feature for Seashore — plus added-fee nibbles and one of the most impressive beer lists I've seen on a ship (including one of my favorites, Yuengling Lager, which isn't found on vessels in most other fleets). The sports bar also has a small menu of bar bites, including what I'm told is the best burger on the ship. (Unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to try it for myself.)

The Seashore Bar, named for the ship, is located at the base of a three-deck entertainment space that's adorned with chrome and colored lights and features a couple of small stages for performances. The bar offers up a standard menu of drinks, as well as excellent coffee and cocoa. Any of the nearby tables is perfect for sipping your beverage while people-watching.

The Chef's Court Cocktail Bar is ideal for a tipple before dining at Butcher's Cut, Ocean Cay or Kaito Sushi or Teppanyaki. The menu is fun, but the ambiance is even better, with plenty of rich colors and a laid-back but elegant vibe. Friends can gather in the plentiful seating alcoves.

My absolute favorite place to grab a snack and a cappuccino is the Venchi 1878 Chocolate Bar. Located on Deck 6, near Times Square (which, unexpectedly, often afforded me a quiet place to work during the day), it offers tasty coffee beverages and chocolate-themed drinks (read: fancy Italian hot chocolate and chocolate cocktails), as well as chocolate candies, via a partnership with the famous Venchi Italian chocolatier.

Another option if you're seeking respite from crowds and noise is the Brooklyn Cafe, a lounge area that evokes a hip travel writer's den. Decorated with globes, typewriters and plenty of cushy seating, it feels like a creative space fit for anyone seeking coffee or cognac.

With 18 bars and lounges onboard, I probably wouldn't have been able to try them all, even if I had done a weeklong sailing. Other notable watering holes include standard pool, casino and buffet bars, as well as the Shine Bar, which specializes in mixology, and the Wine and Champagne Bar, where you can snag some vino or bubbles.

MSC Seashore offers a variety of standard cabin types, including insides, outsides with windows and balconies with verandas. They are outfitted with bedside closets that are sometimes difficult to access because of their proximity to the beds, as well as the sliding-door system that only allows one side of the closet to be accessed at a time. However, the accommodations are cozy and elegantly designed, and there's plenty of drawer and shelf space, as well as under-bed storage for suitcases.

All cabins are equipped with safes, hairdryers (which are surprisingly powerful compared with those found on other ships), bedside tables with reading lamps, vanity/desk areas with small stools, minifridges and house phones for calling the front desk, spa, alternative restaurants and other locations onboard, as well as other staterooms.

Each room also has at least one television that features live TV, onboard channels, movies and the ability for passengers to check their onboard bills. Sadly, my TV didn't work for most of the sailing. Some rooms also come with pull-down beds or pullout sofas that sleep additional passengers.

Even in the most high-end accommodations, showers are tiny. On the plus side, shower doors mean you won't have to battle with clingy curtains, and shaving bars are a useful addition. Toiletries are MSC Cruises' special brand, but they seemed to be of higher quality than most of the free all-in-one shampoo and conditioner and shower gel found on other lines.

Other thoughtful touches include plenty of outlets and USB ports, although only one side of the bed allows for USB charging.

Rooms are also designed so you can't turn the lights on without inserting your keycard into a slot by the door. On other ships, you can game the system by inserting another card (credit card, membership card, driver's license), but, unfortunately, that trick doesn't work on MSC Seashore.

Forget about charging multiple devices when you leave your room because the electricity will be turned off. The only way to do it is to either use the built-in Hamlet wireless charger (if you have a compatible device), which takes forever, or have one member of your party leave their keycard behind while you explore the ship together. (Each person will need their card with them to go ashore, however.)

Where MSC Cruises' accommodations are particularly impressive is in its ships' Yacht Clubs. The Yacht Club is an exclusive onboard area of accommodations plus a restaurant, bar/lounge, pool and sun deck reserved for the Yacht Club guests. Occupants also have access to a slew of perks like concierge and butler service.

Yacht Club staterooms come in a variety of types, ranging from insides to cabins with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. They generally include more space than standard accommodations, and they offer upgraded amenities like walk-in closets, dual bathroom sinks, extended balconies, private hot tubs and bathtubs in addition to showers.

MSC Seashore was built with more than 70 wheelchair-accessible cabins that include wider doorways, grab bars and flat thresholds, among other assistive devices. They span all major categories, from inside to suite, including some in the Yacht Club.

There are no solo cabins on MSC Seashore, which seems like a huge oversight for such a modern ship.

Entertainment

Because MSC Cruises' fleet largely caters to an international audience, it's known for nonverbal entertainment, featuring magicians, acrobats, jugglers, aerialists and other intriguing performers. For years, the line's offerings have been, hands down, my favorite, so I was expecting something great. Unfortunately, what awaited me in the Madison Theatre during the preview sailing was cringeworthy, rather than jaw-dropping.

Exclusive to Seashore, "Coast to Coast" featured a troupe of singers and dancers who performed what someone who likely isn't American decided Americans would appreciate — a disjointed, stereotypical mashup of songs about U.S. cities and states that felt like it was trying too hard. Costume styles ranged from burlesque to Vegas showgirl; the latter reminded me of something a cruiser might have seen on a Carnival ship in the 1980s.

It's possible the vessel's other theater shows are more in line with the caliber of entertainment the line normally presents, but none were scheduled during my brief time onboard.

MSC redeemed itself, however, with its shoreside beach party on private island Ocean Cay in the Bahamas. On my voyage, Seashore docked there until midnight, and the absolute standout in terms of entertainment was the spectacular light show, set to music, that took place after dark. I could have watched it 10 times over without tiring of it. It's a standard part of late-night calls on the island, found on all itineraries departing from the U.S.

One other new highlight was Le Cabaret Rouge, which serves as a secondary performance space featuring a DJ and nightly shows that set the works of great artists to modern-day music. The lounge has a decidedly French vibe (lots of red velvet) and an interesting viewing setup with both floor seating and chairs set against a high-top bar that runs along a balcony overlooking the stage area.

For those into gaming, the ship houses a dedicated billiard room adjacent to the American Sports Bar. In addition to a pool table, passengers will find tabletop shuffleboard and a pinball machine. If video games are more what you seek, head to the Hall of Games. There, cruisers can pay to try their hand at the vessel's F1 racing simulator; check out the 4D cinema, which offers a selection of interactive games and experiences; or play some arcade basketball or Skee-Ball. All of these cost extra.

Public areas

In addition to the breathtaking atrium spaces and outdoor areas for which the Seaside and Seaside EVO Classes are known, several locations on MSC Seashore require shoutouts, simply for being fantastic.

My absolute favorite spots on the whole ship are the Venchi 1878 Chocolate Bar and the Central Park lounge area near it. Venchi is a chocolate lover's dream, but the real testament to just how delicious its offerings are is the fact that I'm not a huge chocolate fan, and I still found myself there frequently. The cappuccinos and hot chocolate are life-changing, and the gelato is a perfect post-dinner, late-night treat. Although the area is open to passing traffic, I found it a quiet place to work, read or meet up with friends for a chat.

One area where MSC's newest vessels do exceptionally well is all things spa and fitness. Seashore's Aurea Spa and adjacent fitness center dedicate more than 25,000 square feet of onboard space to 21 treatment rooms, a barber shop, a hair and nail salon, a MediSpa, a thalassotherapy pool, changing rooms and an outdoor area with sun loungers and hot tubs. Also included in that space is a massive thermal suite with a staggering array of options like a salt room, saunas, heated tile loungers, a snow room and a sensory steam room.

The fitness center, which is one of the largest I've ever seen on a ship, is outfitted with Technogym equipment that includes weight machines, medicine balls, circuit training equipment and cardio machines.

In terms of pools, there are four onboard: the Deck 16 Jungle Pool area that's super family-friendly; the Deck 18 Long Island Pool, which is great for sunbathers; and the private Yacht Club Pool, which is found on Deck 20 and exclusive to Yacht Club passengers. The fourth, the aft-facing Infinity Pool on Deck 8, is one of the most impressive additions on MSC Seashore with its beautiful wake views.

For cruisers with kids, MSC Seashore is a great fit, with 7,500 square feet of children's facilities split among five clubs that cater to different age groups. All have access to a variety of activities, games and toys, but tweens and teens have less structure and may come and go as they please.

Appearances from Doremi (pronounced "doh ray mee"), the line's mascot, are common for younger children, who can also enjoy building with blocks, playing games and conducting science experiments. Activities for older kids include foosball competitions and video games.

But youth entertainment isn't limited to the kids clubs. The ship also offers a plethora of outdoor fun for children and teens. Spanning decks 18 through 20, a twisting waterslide and the Pirates Cove splash area offer watery fun, including climbing structures, dump buckets and sprayers. On Deck 20, Adventure Trail is a top-of-the-ship bridge that winds its way above Pirates Cove, and a sports court is available for basketball and other active pursuits.

I'm loath to include this, but the millennial in me is super excited about the ship's dedicated photo spots. On Deck 7, as you make your way from midship toward the restaurants and Le Cabaret Rouge, there's a passageway adorned with chrome, mirrors and color-changing lights that will make you feel like you're in a tunnel to another dimension. On the other side is a faux hot-air balloon backed by a huge LED screen with scenery that changes to include famous sites, such as (appropriately) Turkey's Cappadocia. Climb inside for a photo that gives the appearance you're actually there.

Historically, MSC Cruises has been an early adopter of onboard technology by introducing wearables, rolling out an app, adding in-cabin virtual assistants and employing digital signage. However, in certain instances, I felt like the line implemented technology for technology's sake, rather than to enhance the passenger experience.

I'll start with the elevators. What's notable about them on Seashore is that they're digital. Each elevator bay is outfitted with electronic keypads. After using the touch screen to select the number of the deck you want, you'll be assigned to a particular letter. When the car with that letter arrives, that's the one you'll board to get where you need to go.

It's a nice idea in theory, but several times my car never showed up, or it whizzed right by the deck I was on without stopping. Other times, I got a keypad error that said "Unable to allocate a lift," which left me taking the stairs. (Honestly, that's what I should have been doing anyway, but people using assistive devices might not have that option when the system doesn't work.)

There are no buttons to push once you're inside the elevators. That means you can't walk up to a bay and piggyback on someone else's ride unless you feel like a rousing game of deck roulette. If you walk into an open car before making a floor selection, you'll be at the mercy of wherever the car is headed next. It also means you can't change your mind about where you want to go after you've entered the car (unless someone else is already going there and selected that deck number before getting inside).

Digital deck plans are located near just about every set of elevators, but few of them offer access to the daily schedule of activities or wayfinders that will help you get to where you need to be. It seems like a missed opportunity to offer a useful passenger service.

Pre-cruise, I had problems using the line's MSC for Me app to check in, which led to a 40-minute wait to check in at the port on embarkation day — a significant amount of time, given the ship's reduced capacity. It's the only sailing of the nine that I've taken since June that required me to stop at a desk to manually check in.

Even then, they weren't able to link my credit card with my onboard account and told me I'd have to do it after I boarded. I headed to the front desk, only to be told that I needed to use one of several kiosks throughout the ship. I found one nearby and was able to link my card painlessly, but after running into so many other snags with the check-in process, it felt like one more hurdle to clear.

Speaking of apps, since the resumption of cruising after 2020's pandemic shutdown, most major cruise lines have transitioned to virtual muster drills that can be completed on your smartphone or on your in-room TV. Passengers normally have a sizable window of time (usually a couple of hours) to complete the mandatory safety briefing.

MSC doesn't offer that. Instead, all passengers must report back to their cabins at a precise time to watch the drill on TV. (It's not available on the app.) Following the drill, you must dial a number on your cabin phone to confirm you've watched the drill. After that, you have to report to your muster station, where a crew member will scan your cruise card.

Not only is the process cumbersome and, frankly, a little bizarre, but it was made more complicated because my TV didn't work. My room steward was finally able to turn it on, but I had to watch the drill in Spanish because the English drill had already concluded by the time we got it sorted out.

The main purpose of making muster drills digital was to eliminate the need for large numbers of people to gather in proximity for the duration of the drill. By forcing all passengers to complete it at a precise time, it prompts them to head to their muster stations simultaneously, thereby causing the very scenario e-mustering was designed to prevent.

As I mentioned before, the only way to charge devices in your cabin when you're not there (without leaving your keycard behind) is to use Hamlet — a wireless charger built into the desk in each stateroom. It's a thoughtful touch, but it took hours for my phone to charge that way. It also won't work for anyone who has an older device that doesn't support wireless charging. Further, when you're in the room and trying to charge multiple devices, some of the plugs are positioned in a way that makes it impossible to charge them side by side.

Bottom line

The key thing to know about MSC Cruises is that its affordable elegance often puts form over function. With MSC Seashore, the line has definitely made progress in terms of being more "American," but in some areas, the product hasn't evolved. It's a delicate balance between what Europeans think Americans want and what Americans actually want.

Some elements of the onboard experience have improved since the world welcomed MSC Seaside. On MSC Seashore, crew members are more outgoing, I was offered coffee after dinner, and announcements were all in English.

That said, some things have stayed the same: Dinners run long, standard cabins' showers are painfully small (although there are, thankfully, no curtains to wrangle) and bed-facing closets are difficult to access. In other areas, the cruise line made changes that didn't achieve the desired effect — including some of the entertainment choices and the focus on technology without ensuring it adds to passenger efficiency or enjoyment.

Despite these issues, American passengers can certainly have a fantastic time onboard as long as they know what to expect ahead of time: a reasonably priced vacation on an astoundingly elegant ship that might hold a few surprises.

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MSC SEASHORE

 The first of two enriched Seaside EVO Class ships. Building on the groundbreaking and pioneering design of the Seaside class of ship, aimed at bringing guests closer to the sea, MSC Seashore has been extended and enhanced with a variety of brand-new features, spaces and experiences for guests. 

MSC Seashore is equipped with a new air sanitation system, ‘Safe Air’ , which uses UV-C lamp technology to eliminate viruses and bacteria to guarantee clean and safe air for guests and crew.

MSC Seashore is one of the ships that sail to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve , MSC’s exclusive Bahamian destination

ITINERARIES

MAIN FEATURES

Environmental stewardship.

Design features

Danza del Mare

Outdoor Areas

The Long Island Pool 

MSC Aurea Spa

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CABINS & suites

MSC Seashore features new cabins designed to suit all your needs during your holiday. Choose among 11 different types of cabins and suites with balconies including the coveted aft suits, 50 terraced suites with extended balconies and 32 different suites with outdoor private whirlpools. And get to know an unparalleled accommodation experience at the 2 new palatial Owner’s Suites at the largest and most luxurious MSC Yacht Club.

• Surface approx. 21 - 98 sqm, balcony (if any) approx. 8 to 25 sqm , deck 16-19 .
• Luxury suites with premium interiors
• Some Suites have balcony with private whirlpool.
• Spacious wardrobe
• Bathroom with large shower and/or tub
• Comfortable double bed which can be converted in two single beds (on request)
• Interactive TV, Wi-Fi connection, telephone and safe
• Mini bar and Air conditioning

Choose the Suite that best suits you:

• MSC Yacht Club Owner's Suite with whirlpool bath (surface approx. 98 sqm,   balcony approx. 33 sqm , deck 19
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite with whirlpool bath (surface approx. 62 sqm,  large balcony approx. 62 sqm , deck 16 )
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Grand Suite (surface approx 31 -43 sqm , balcony approx.   8-21 sqm , deck 16-19 )
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite (surface approx. 25 sqm with balcony approx. 8 sqm, deck 16-19 )
• MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite (surface approx . 21 sqm, deck 16-19 )

Discover a world of privileges with MSC Yacht Club including, addition to the previous benefits :

• Complimentary Access to the Thermal Suite in the MSC Aurea SPA
• Balinese massage package and Specialty restaurants package, available up to 2 days prior to embarkation; 10% discount on all spa treatments purchased on board
• 1 Free cruise change

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Size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category)

• Surface approx 17-49 sqm , balcony approx.  7-38 sqm, deck 9-15
• Sitting area with sofa
• Spacious Wardrobe
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub, vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double or single beds (on request)
• Interactive TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar
• Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea (surface approx 49 sqm , balcony approx.   17 sqm , deck 11-14 )
• Grand Suite Aurea (surface approx 35-49 sqm , large balcony approx.   10-21 sqm , deck 9-13 )
• Premium Suite Aurea with whirlpool (surface approx 28 sqm , balcony approx.   7 sqm, deck 9-15 )
• Premium Suite Aurea with terrace (surface approx 28 sqm , balcony approx.   38 sqm , deck 9 )
• Premium Suite Aurea (surface approx 26-32 sqm , balcony approx.   9-14 sqm , deck 9-15 )
• Junior Suite Aurea (surface approx 17 sqm , balcony approx.   16 sqm , deck 9 )

Size, layout and furniture may vary that shown (within the same cabin category)

• Surface approx. 16-17 sqm, balcony approx. 5-9 sqm *
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub , vanity area with hairdryer

Choose the cabin type that best suits you:

• Balcony Aurea (best ship position, surface approx. 17 sqm, deck 9 )
• Deluxe Balcony (surface approx. 16-17 sqm, deck 9-15 )

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Entertainment

From French retro-chic to sleek contemporary, the entertainment venues on MSC Seashore immerse guests in a series of different universes, filled with the latest technology for fantastically fun experiences. The options are endless, from the main theatre or the new aft lounge, the high-tech disco and the larger than ever casino through to the sports bars – there’s something for every member type of traveller.

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The ship has eleven eateries - four main dining restaurants, including a dedicated restaurant for Aurea guests, serving first-class Mediterranean and international specialties in stylish surroundings, the Yacht Club restaurant, a 1.169 seater buffet - and five speciality restaurants including the Butcher’s Cut, Ocean Cay fish restaurant, HOLA! Tacos & Cantina and Kaito Teppanyaki and Sushi Bar.

Butcher’s Cut with Al Fresco dining

HOLA! Tacos & Cantina

Kaito Teppanyaki 

Marketplace buffet restaurant

Ocean Cay restaurant

Kaito Sushi bar

Bars & Lounges

MSC Aurea Bar

Le Cabaret Rouge

MSC Signature Casino

Uptown Lounge 

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• Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea
• MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Owner's Suite

BS : Cabin with bathtub and shower |  T : Terrace |  W : Balcony with whirlpool bath • 3rd and 4th beds available in all categories except for Premium Suite Aurea and MSC Yacht Club Interior Suite. • 5th bed available in Premium Interior, Premium Suite Aurea with whirlpool, Grand Suite Aurea, MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite and MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Grand Suite. • 6th bed available in Two-Bedroom Grand Suite Aurea (cabins 11001, 12001 and 14001 have two double beds and one double sofa bed).

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WANT TO SET A WORLD RECORD? MSC CRUISES EXTENDS THRILLING GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ ENTERTAINMENT TO ALL ITS FLEET

Msc cruises thrilling guinness world records entertainment programme is now available on 12 ships in msc cruises fleet the programme is expected to be on board all msc cruises ships in the next year the guinness world records game show and quizzes will be available on msc cruises’ newest world class ship, msc world america, when she sets sail from miami in april 2025.

Geneva, Switzerland – October 9, 2024 – Thrill-seekers looking to get their name in the record books will now have even more opportunity to do so as MSC Cruises plans to roll out its GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS entertainment programme across its entire fleet.

A popular programme, which gives guests the chance to break official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS titles through a variety of activities, was introduced on two of the cruise line’s ships, MSC Seascape and MSC World Europa, in March last year.

Now, it is available on 12 ships and will be rolled out across the entire MSC Cruises fleet within the next year.

Steve Leatham, VP of Entertainment at MSC Cruises , said, “the programme has been hugely popular among guests, both adults and children alike.

To date, MSC Cruises guests and crew have broken 30 GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS titles. From being the fastest to pull 100 metres (about the length of a football field) of rope, to completing the fastest time to complete 20 chair rotations in under 21 seconds, or putting on the most pairs of socks on one foot in under 30 seconds, guests have attained record-breaking glory in a variety of quirky ways.

We’re excited to be able to offer it on more of our ships for guests of all ages to enjoy. The extended partnership is part of MSC Cruises’ broader strategy to further elevate their onboard immersive entertainment programmes and provide carefully crafted entertainment for guests of all tastes.”

Matteo Mancini, Senior Manager Family Entertainment, said, “ Guinness World Records exemplifies the kind of successful activities we offer on MSC Cruises’ ships, engaging the entire family. It’s heartwarming to see all ages come together to compete and play.

On our ships, everyone can be a star, and Guinness World Records now is not only in the book or in the TV show but has become an unmissable onboard live experience for all.”

While cruising at sea, guests can participate in record-breaking activities during the day and audition for the grand evening show, where the lucky finalists can demonstrate their talents and aim to become the next iconic record holder.

Any new record breakers are verified by a GWR Official Adjudicator and awarded a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS certificate, giving guests ultimate bragging rights and incredible memories to look back on.

So far, the programme is available on 12 ships positioned all around the world, including MSC World Europa, MSC Euribia, MSC Meraviglia, MSC Grandiosa, MSC Virtuosa, MSC Seashore, MSC Seascape, MSC Divina, MSC Magnifica. MSC Belissima, MSC Seaside and MSC Splendida are the latest ships to have it on offer.

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