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The MSC Cruisesfleet
MSC Cruises has 25 ships, including those still to make their debut, spread across six classes. Here you will find every ship grouped by class with its launch year, capacity and tonnage; open each one to see its highlights, restaurants, entertainment and cabin types.
2022–2027 · 4 ships
World Class
MSC Cruises’ largest generation of ships, powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), with a Y-shaped stern that opens onto an outdoor promenade facing the sea. The first, MSC World Europa, entered service in 2022; the fourth, MSC World Atlantic, arrives in November 2027.
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2017–2022 · 4 ships
Seaside Class
Designed to bring you closer to the sea: a waterfront promenade, glass walkways and wide outdoor decks that link inside and outside. MSC Seaside (2017) and MSC Seaview (2018) carry over 5,000 guests; the Seaside EVO upgrade, MSC Seashore (2021) and MSC Seascape (2022), carries 5,877.
2017–2023 · 5 ships
Meraviglia Class
Its signature is an indoor promenade of about 96 metres under an LED sky dome, lined with shops, restaurants and bars, perfect in any weather. After MSC Meraviglia (2017) and MSC Bellissima (2019) came the Meraviglia Plus ships: MSC Grandiosa (2019), MSC Virtuosa (2021) and the LNG-powered MSC Euribia (2023).
2008–2013 · 4 ships
Fantasia Class
MSC Yacht Club, the “ship within a ship”, was born on these ships. The class is MSC Fantasia (2008), MSC Splendida (2009), MSC Divina (2012) and MSC Preziosa (2013).
2006–2010 · 4 ships
Musica Class
With a high share of balcony cabins and a size that lets them pass through the Panama Canal, they often sail world cruises and long voyages. MSC plans to refurbish all four ships by mid-2027, adding MSC Yacht Club, a renewed spa and a Technogym gym. The class is MSC Musica (2006), MSC Orchestra (2007), MSC Poesia (2008) and MSC Magnifica (2010).
2003–2005 · 4 ships
Lirica Class
Their more compact size lets them dock at ports the big ships can’t reach and rely less on tender boats. The class is MSC Lirica (2003), MSC Armonia (2004), MSC Opera (2004) and MSC Sinfonia (2005).
Information compiled from details published by MSC Cruises (November 2026). Facilities, restaurants and itineraries may change at the cruise line’s discretion.