Construction of the ship is underway, scheduled for completion in spring 2025.

A gorgeous jazz bar offering a range of premium drinks in a stunning combination of golden colours.

One of the most beautiful experiences is swimming in the pool at the stern of the boat, where you can look out over the surface of the sea flowing by with your favourite cocktail.

Chocolate shop with open workshop created in collaboration with the world-famous pastry chef Jean-Phillip Maury. A feast not only for the eyes, but for all your senses.

At MSC Grandiosa you can see exclusive exhibitions of paintings, such as unique works by the important contemporary artist Damien Hirst.

The central 96-metre long promenade is full of shops, restaurants and entertainment. Here you'll find a huge overhead LED screen that brings the space to life with many wonderful animations, from sunsets and sunrises to the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

The two-storey water park at the stern of the MSC Meraviglia will keep you cool even in the hottest summer with its polar theme. It offers a children's area, four water slides, a ropes course and a bar.

A prehistoric-style children's zone with a playroom for the little ones, and for the bigger ones with art and play corners and video games.

The MSC Poesia also features a ship's disco with its own bar, which is alive long into the night.

The first ever robotic simulator on cruise ships. Combines the thrill of a roller coaster with music and sea air blowing 53 metres above sea level.

The world-famous "Big Apple" has inspired much of MSC Seascape's interior design. Here you'll find the Statue of Liberty and a shopping area inspired by Times Square.

Thanks to the extension of the lower floors, new resting places were added to the ship, including the iconic infinity pool at the stern, which seemed to merge with the sea surface behind the ship.

At 74 metres, MSC Seashore is one of the tallest ships at sea. Guests can enjoy some of the most spectacular views of the sea and ports, such as from the famous glass bridge at the stern of the ship.

An open promenade almost all around the ship at sea level, glazed in some places. Offers a place for sunbathing, restaurants and swimming pools.

An innovative atrium with glass walls near the reception area, spanning two decks, creates an atmospheric venue for live entertainment with spectacular ocean views.

A record-breaking 120-metre long zipline runway over the upper deck and pools designed for adrenaline junkies.

A four-storey ship's life centre with a reception, several bars, cafes and shops. At night, it turns into a disco that lives late into the night.

Meet Rob. The first robotic bartender at sea will mix you a drink of your choice from 40 available ingredients, which you assemble yourself on your touchscreens.

Restaurant with French-Vietnamese cuisine and vegetarian and vegan dishes. It also offers Old and New World wines and cocktails.