Seaside Class · In service 2022
MSC Seascape
A Seaside EVO ship that joined in December 2022, with the glass “Bridge of Sighs”, New York-inspired design and Caribbean cruises.
MSC Seascape in numbers
- Guests
- 5,877
- Cabins
- 2,270
- Crew
- 1,648
- Gross tonnage
- 169,400
- Length
- 339m
- Beam
- 41m
- Height
- 74m
- Top speed
- 21knots
Meet the ship
About the ship
MSC Seascape is the second Seaside EVO ship. It joined the fleet in December 2022 and carries 5,877 guests in 2,270 cabins. It is designed to truly connect you with the sea, with large outdoor spaces to relax, eat and have fun.
Its indoor pools, panoramic lifts and the glass-floored “Bridge of Sighs” make it unmistakable, and its immersive high-tech entertainment is another strong point.
Itineraries
Sails the Caribbean until 2028. For dates, ports and prices, see “View cruises on this ship”.
Why choose it
Highlights
La Marina Pool and its fountain island
New York inspiration and Times Square on board
Incanto del Mare, a Venini glass sculpture
The glass-floored Bridge of Sighs
Space-themed Kids Club
Balinese massages and a thermal area
Fun on board
Entertainment and facilities
It stands out for immersive high-tech fun: the ROBOTRON ride, the upgraded Immersive XD cinema, the VR 360° flight simulator, VR motorbikes and the MSC Formula Racer simulator. There are also six new theatre shows, a nightclub, a casino and a multi-level interactive water park.
Shows and nightlife
- Chora Theatre
- Times Square
Outdoor thrills
- ROBOTRON
- Zip line
- Pirates Cove Aquapark
Indoor fun
- MSC Formula Racer
- Immersive XD Cinema
Family and kids
- Mini & Junior Clubs
Dining
Restaurants
Eleven dining venues: three main restaurants, an Aurea restaurant, the MSC Yacht Club restaurant, a buffet seating 1,169 and six speciality restaurants, including Butcher’s Cut, Ocean Cay, HOLA! Tacos & Cantina, Kaito Teppanyaki and Kaito Sushi Bar.
Butcher’s Cut
American steakhouse with an outdoor terrace
Ocean Cay
Fish restaurant
HOLA! Tacos & Cantina
Mexican and Latin American street food
Kaito Teppanyaki
Japanese teppanyaki
Kaito Sushi Bar
Sushi bar
Marketplace Buffet
Buffet seating 1,169
The Green Wave
Cala Jondal
Skyline
Aegean
Time for a drink
Bars and lounges
More than 15 speciality bars for every moment of the day, many with outdoor areas and sea views. The Sky Bar looks out over the “Bridge of Sighs”, and there is a Cocktail Bar in the Chef’s Court.
Sky Bar
Overlooking the Bridge of Sighs
Cocktail Bar
In the Chef’s Court
Le Cabaret Rouge
MSC Signature Casino
Top 19 Bar
Shine Bar
Jungle Beach Bar
Seascape Bar
Uptown Lounge
Wine Cave Bar
Champagne Bar
Venchi 1878 Chocolate Bar
Italian chocolate
MSC Yacht Club
MSC Yacht Club
Set on the coveted forward decks and spread over four of them with stunning views, the MSC Yacht Club on MSC Seascape covers almost 3,000 m², with a larger sun deck and a panoramic hot tub. Ideal if you want an all-inclusive experience with private facilities and a 24-hour butler, without giving up the rest of the ship.
Where to stay
Cabins and suites
Photos and floor plans from MSC Cruises, for guidance only: size, layout and furniture may vary within the same category.
Same class
Sister ships
MSC Seaside (2017) and MSC Seaview (2018) rewrote the rules of ship design, linking inside and outside to bring guests closer to the sea, with room for more than 5,000 people. The Seaside EVO upgrade adds two ships for 5,877 guests: MSC Seashore, delivered in 2021, and its twin MSC Seascape, which joined in December 2022.
Before you book
Frequently asked questions
When did MSC Seascape enter service?
It joined the fleet in December 2022 and is the second Seaside EVO ship.
How big is the ship?
It has a gross tonnage of 169,400, is 339 metres long and 41 metres wide, and carries up to 5,877 guests in 2,270 cabins, with 1,648 crew.
Is it a good ship for children?
Plenty. It has the largest kids’ area in the fleet (703 m²), a LEGO® day on every cruise, the Pirates Cove water park and several virtual-reality experiences.
Is food on board extra?
The main restaurants and the buffet are included; speciality restaurants such as the steakhouse, the fish restaurant or teppanyaki are usually paid separately or with a dining package, as set out on board.
Fancy sailing on MSC Seascape?
Check this ship’s departure dates and up-to-date prices, or talk to our advisors to choose your itinerary and cabin.
Information compiled from details published by MSC Cruises (November 2026). Facilities, restaurants and itineraries may change at the cruise line’s discretion.