MSC Seaview

MSC Seaview is the second ship in MSC Cruises’ innovative Seaside class, a sister ship to MSC Seaside. Launched in 2018, she was specifically designed for cruising in warm climates, maximizing passengers’ connection to the sea. Known as “the ship that follows the sun,” her revolutionary design focuses on outdoor spaces, with architecture that brings cabins, public areas, and outdoor decks closer to the water. Highlights include her unique Waterfront Boardwalk, panoramic glass elevators, and the stunning Bridge of Sighs at the stern.

Attractions

MSC Seaview offers a unique blend of outdoor relaxation and exciting entertainment:

1. Waterfront Boardwalk: A wide promenade encircling the ship on Deck 8, offering direct access to bars, restaurants, and shops, allowing passengers to enjoy the sea breeze close to the water.
2. Bridge of Sighs: A glass-floored walkway located at the aft, 40 meters (131 ft) above sea level, providing thrilling and spectacular views.
3. Zip Line: One of the longest zip lines at sea (105 meters / 345 ft), allowing guests to glide from the top deck over the pool area.
4. Forest Aquaventure Park: An interactive, multi-story water park with 5 different slides, including slides featuring “slideboarding” technology (a combination of waterslide and video game).
5. Pools: Several pools designed for sun-drenched enjoyment, including the Sunset Beach Pool at the aft (close to sea level) and the Panorama Pool on an upper deck with expansive views. It also features the indoor Jungle Pool with a retractable roof.
6. Odeon Theatre: The main theatre, seating 934 guests, offering varied Broadway-style shows.
7. Other Activities: Two full-size bowling alleys, F1 simulators, an interactive XD cinema, Garage Club disco, MSC Aurea Spa, casino, and kids’ and teens’ clubs in partnership with LEGO® and Chicco.

Capacity (Technical Features)

MSC Seaview belongs to the Seaside class, optimized for warm climates:

• Class: Seaside
• Gross Tonnage: Approximately $153,516$ GT
• Length: $323$ meters ($1,060$ ft)
• Beam (Width): $41$ meters ($135$ ft)
• Height: $72$ meters ($236$ ft)
• Decks: $20$ total (16 passenger-accessible)
• Passenger Capacity: Approximately $4,132$ (double occupancy) up to $5,331$ (maximum)
• Crew: Approximately $1,413$ members
• Environmental Technologies: Equipped with exhaust gas cleaning systems (EGCS) and advanced wastewater treatment (AWTS). (Not LNG-powered).

Food & Drink Venues

The onboard dining offer reflects a mix of Mediterranean and international flavors:

• Main Restaurants: Two main dining rooms included in the cruise fare.
• Buffets: Two buffet areas: the extensive Marketplace Buffet (open 20 hours a day) and the Ocean Point Restaurant & Buffet, ideal for casual meals and families.
• Specialty Restaurants: (Approximately 9 dining options total) Highlights include:
  • Butcher’s Cut: American-style steakhouse.
  • Ocean Cay Restaurant: Dedicated to fish and seafood dishes.
  • Asian Market Kitchen by Roy Yamaguchi: A complex featuring three distinct concepts: Teppanyaki, Sushi, and Pan-Asian Fusion.
• Bars and Lounges: Around 19 bars and lounges, including:
  • Seaview Bar: In the main atrium.
  • Champagne Bar: An elegant bar in the atrium area.
  • Sports Bar: With screens and a sporty atmosphere.
  • Sunset Beach Bar & Panorama Bar: Outdoor bars in the main pool areas.
  • Venchi 1878 Cioccogelateria & Coffee Bar: Luxury Italian gelato and coffee shop.

Accommodation

MSC Seaview offers a wide variety of cabins, many designed to maximize sea views:

• Interior Cabins.
• Ocean View Cabins.
• Balcony Cabins: Including options with sea views or overlooking the Waterfront Boardwalk.
• Suites: Various categories, including aft corner suites with large balconies and suites with private outdoor whirlpools.
• Modular Family Cabins.
• MSC Yacht Club: The exclusive area with luxurious suites, 24-hour butler service, concierge, private restaurant, lounge, and sundeck with pool and whirlpool.

In summary, MSC Seaview is a ship designed for living by the sea, featuring unique architecture that emphasizes outdoor spaces, water-based entertainment, and panoramic views, making it ideal for cruises in sunny destinations.