MSC Seashore

MSC Seashore is the first ship in MSC Cruises’ Seaside EVO class, an enlarged and enhanced version of the pioneering Seaside class. True to this class’s design concept, Seashore is intended to connect passengers with the sea, offering more outdoor space per guest than any other ship in the fleet at the time of her launch (2021). It features a design inspired by New York City, visible in several of its public areas, and boasts standout features like an expansive outdoor waterfront boardwalk, cutting-edge environmental technology, and a wide variety of leisure and dining options.

Attractions

MSC Seashore offers a mix of relaxation and entertainment with its diverse facilities:

1. Waterfront Boardwalk: An extensive promenade on Deck 8 encircling the ship, providing close access to the sea with bars, restaurants, and sunbathing areas.
2. Bridge of Sighs: A spectacular glass-floored walkway at the aft of the ship, 22 meters (72 ft) above the Infinity Pool, providing unique views.
3. Pirates Cove Aquapark: An elaborate, pirate-themed family water park with slides, interactive games, and an adventure trail.
4. Pools: Features six pools, notably the aft Infinity Pool, the main Long Island Pool with a 360° water fountain island, and the indoor Jungle Pool with a retractable roof.
5. Hall of Games: An entertainment area with advanced technology including an F1 simulator, interactive XD cinema, and other arcade and VR games.
6. Madison Theatre: The ship’s main theatre, seating over 1,200 guests, featuring Broadway-style shows and other productions.
7. Le Cabaret Rouge: A two-deck high aft lounge inspired by Parisian cabarets, offering panoramic sea views.
8. Other Areas: The Times Square area with LED-enhanced shops and bars, the MSC Aurea Spa, a modern gym, casino, and dedicated clubs for kids and teens of all ages.

Capacity (Technical Features)

MSC Seashore combines size with advanced technology:

• Class: Seaside EVO
• Gross Tonnage: Approximately $170,412$ GT
• Length: $339$ meters ($1,112$ ft)
• Beam (Width): $41$ meters ($135$ ft)
• Height: $74$ meters ($243$ ft)
• Decks: $20$ total (approx. $15$–$16$ passenger-accessible)
• Passenger Capacity: Approximately $4,540$ (double occupancy) up to $5,877$ (maximum)
• Crew: Approximately $1,648$ members
• Environmental Technologies: Equipped with systems like Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) to reduce NOx emissions and Advanced Wastewater Treatment (AWTS). (Not LNG-powered).

Food & Drink Venues

The dining and bar offerings onboard are diverse and cater to all tastes:

• Main Restaurants: Four included main dining rooms, plus a dedicated restaurant for Aurea guests.
• Marketplace Buffet: A large buffet with 1,169 seats, offering international cuisine and live cooking stations.
• Specialty Restaurants: A selection of five paid venues, including:
  • Butcher’s Cut: American-style steakhouse.
  • Ocean Cay Restaurant: Fish and seafood dining.
  • Kaito Teppanyaki & Sushi Bar: Interactive Japanese cuisine and fresh sushi.
  • Hola! Tacos & Cantina: Mexican and Latin American street food.
• Bars and Lounges: Approximately 19 themed bars and lounges, such as:
  • Seashore Bar: In the four-deck high main atrium.
  • Sports Bar: Decorated with sports memorabilia.
  • Champagne Bar: Offering a wide selection of champagnes and sparkling wines.
  • Sky Bar: With panoramic views.
  • Outdoor bars on the Waterfront Boardwalk and pool decks.
  • Venchi 1878 Gelato & Crêperie / Jean-Philippe Chocolat & Café: Gourmet ice cream, crepes, chocolates, and coffees.

Accommodation

MSC Seashore offers a wide variety of modern accommodation options:

• Interior Cabins: Including Studio options for solo travelers.
• Ocean View Cabins.
• Balcony Cabins: Representing a large proportion of cabins, some featuring terraced balconies.
• Suites: Multiple suite types, including suites with private balcony whirlpools and the coveted Aft Suites with large balconies.
• MSC Yacht Club: Enhanced and enlarged on the Seaside EVO class, offering the most luxurious suites and exclusive service with butler, concierge, private restaurant, lounge, and sundeck.

In summary, MSC Seashore was designed to enhance the warm-weather cruise experience, emphasizing outdoor spaces, family and adult entertainment, and extensive culinary choices, all wrapped in an elegant design with nods to New York City.