MSC Seashore is now sailing from Miami to the Bahamas and the Caribbean. The cruise ship debuted in 2021 and is one of the largest to sail on the high seas. While many Americans may not be familiar with the MSC cruise lines, which have served U.S. and European for the longest time, it has recently started making waves in the U.S. market.

Are you wondering what to expect while aboard the MSC Seashore cruise? Here is a deep dive into what you need to know about the cruise and what to expect when onboard.

MSC Seashore Statistics

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While the MSC Seashore is not the biggest ship you will find at sea, it is by no means a small ship. The cruise ship offers a cozy and intimate space for its passengers. Here are the measurements of the ship:

  • Gross Tonnage: 169,400 GT
  • Length: 339 meters
  • Decks: 20 total, 15 guest decks
  • Passenger capacity: 5,877
  • Number of cabins: 2,270
  • Crew members: 1,648

The MSC Seashore is a member of the MSC Cruise Seaside EVO class, which features newly imagined restaurants, public spaces, and more to improve the passengers’ experience. It is the first cruise ship built in Italy that features state-of-the-art air sanitation technology called ‘Safe Air,’ which removes 100% bacteria and viruses from the ship.

It has other notable features, including the 13,000 square meters of outdoors featuring one of the highest outdoor spaces per guest of any MSC Cruise ship in the catalog.

MSC Seashore Staterooms

MSC Seashore has over 2,200 options and passengers, including over 70 options for passengers who require disability considerations. Some stateroom options include ocean view, balcony, and interior staterooms.

Interior Staterooms

These rooms are modern and sleek, with a neutral color palette featuring a lot of grays, browns, and taupe. These staterooms are then broken down into premium and deluxe interior staterooms. The premium interior staterooms can fit up to five travelers, while the deluxe staterooms can fit two guests.

Oceanview Staterooms

Oceanview stateroom offers a little more room than the interior stateroom. This is the perfect room to go for if you are looking for an ocean view over floor spaces. They feature a color palette similar to what you would like in the interior stateroom.

Balcony Staterooms

The MSC Seashore has two options for the balcony stateroom option, i.e., the deluxe balcony Aurea stateroom and the deluxe balcony stateroom, which is similar to the interior staterooms but with a more muted color pallet and features a simple sitting area and a bathroom. The balcony has a comfy sitting space for two.

The Aurea balcony cabin has extra perks, such as access to the ship’s VIP area and its premium location on the ship. However, these cabins have a different color palette, including bold shades of maroon.

Suites

The Suits on the MSC Seashore are divided into two categories: The Aurea suits and the MSC Yacht Club suites. The Aurea suites offer extra features such as 24-hour room services, welcome gifts, and access to the Aurea sundeck. Some Aurea suites have a lot of storage space, whirlpools on their balconies, and a bathtub over a standing shower.

On the other hand, Premium Aurea suites have wrap-around balconies, large wardrobes, and more floor space. Some also have bigger balconies and whirlpools on their balconies. The largest Aurea suite has two bedrooms, a dining area, two bathrooms, and a large terrace.

The MSC Yacht Club

The MSC Yacht is one of the most luxurious options on the MSC Seashore. The suites are bold and modern, with ample floor space, an outdoor dining area, and a large terrace with a balcony. The MSC Yacht Club features excellent perks, including 24-hour concierge services, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour butler service, priority access to the space, and a whole bevy of areas that other cruisers cannot access, including two private restaurants and the panoramic indoor-outdoor lounge.

Book For Your Parking Early at Safe Cruise Park in Miami

If you are taking your MSC Cruise from Miami, make sure your parking is safe and secure when going on your cruise. We recommend booking your parking space early to avoid inconveniences due to the upcoming spring break.

At Safe Cruise Parking, we ensure your vehicle is safe while on vacation. You can book your slot early to save some cash. Safe Cruise Parking is at 189 NE SECOND STREET, MIAMI, FL 33132.  Check out some directions to get to our lot below.  Check out some directions to get to our lot below.

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