MSC Cruise Line
Overview
MSC Cruises, established in 1988 has grown into a global force—now the largest privately held cruise line and third-largest across the industry. With an average passenger age of around 45, MSC appeals to a diverse clientele, from mid-life explorers to young families.
Ships/Activities
The newest megaship, MSC Euribia, hit the seas in 2023, and MSC World America debuted in April 2025 with advanced features tailored for North American guests.
MSC Cruises is known for its elegant European design and innovative onboard amenities:
- Grand indoor promenades with LED domes (e.g., MSC Meraviglia)
- Expansive waterparks, roller slides, LEGO Experience, Robotron Ride and rope courses on newer ships
- Luxurious accommodations like the MSC Yacht Club, offering exclusive decks, lounges, and service
- State-of-the-art show venues with Broadway-style entertainment, carousel lounges, and evening performances
- Environmental innovation with LNG-powered ships, exemplified by MSC World Europa and MSC Euribia.
MSC offers military/healthcare rates with 5% off inside or ocean view cabins & 10% off balcony and above.
Destinations
MSC sails to the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Bahamas, Middle East, Dubai and Norwegian Fjords. Guests also visit their private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, featuring restored nature, beach life, and beachfront shows. They have late night and overnight stays in certain ports.