Major cruise lines

MSC Cruises

European style at sea with modern ships, Ocean Cay private island, and the exclusive MSC Yacht Club.

The fleet (23 ships)

• MSC World America

  World-class flagship sailing from Miami, designed for the North American market.

  Guests

  5,262

  Tonnage

  215,863 GT

  Length

  1,093 ft

  Built

  2025

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC World Europa

  First World-class ship and MSC’s first LNG-powered vessel.

  Guests

  5,262

  Tonnage

  215,863 GT

  Length

  1,093 ft

  Built

  2022

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Euribia

  Meraviglia Plus ship named for the goddess of the seas, with a striking hull mural.

  Guests

  4,828

  Tonnage

  181,541 GT

  Length

  1,086 ft

  Built

  2023

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Seascape

  Seaside EVO-class ship sailing the Caribbean from Miami.

  Guests

  4,540

  Tonnage

  169,400 GT

  Length

  1,112 ft

  Built

  2022

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Seashore

  First Seaside EVO ship, with extra outdoor space per guest.

  Guests

  4,540

  Tonnage

  169,400 GT

  Length

  1,112 ft

  Built

  2021

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Virtuosa

  Meraviglia Plus ship that hosted the first humanoid robot bartender at sea.

  Guests

  4,842

  Tonnage

  181,541 GT

  Length

  1,086 ft

  Built

  2021

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Grandiosa

  First Meraviglia Plus ship, with Cirque du Soleil at Sea shows.

  Guests

  4,842

  Tonnage

  181,541 GT

  Length

  1,086 ft

  Built

  2019

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Bellissima

  Meraviglia-class ship with a two-deck promenade and LED sky screen.

  Guests

  4,500

  Tonnage

  171,598 GT

  Length

  1,034 ft

  Built

  2019

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Meraviglia

  Namesake of the Meraviglia class, sailing from New York.

  Guests

  4,475

  Tonnage

  171,598 GT

  Length

  1,034 ft

  Built

  2017

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Seaview

  Seaside-class ship designed to connect guests with the ocean.

  Guests

  4,134

  Tonnage

  153,516 GT

  Length

  1,060 ft

  Built

  2018

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Seaside

  First Seaside-class ship, nicknamed “the ship that follows the sun.”

  Guests

  4,134

  Tonnage

  153,516 GT

  Length

  1,060 ft

  Built

  2017

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Preziosa

  Fantasia-class ship with one of the longest waterslides at sea at launch.

  Guests

  3,959

  Tonnage

  139,072 GT

  Length

  1,093 ft

  Built

  2013

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Divina

  Fantasia-class ship inspired by Sophia Loren.

  Guests

  3,502

  Tonnage

  139,072 GT

  Length

  1,093 ft

  Built

  2012

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Splendida

  Fantasia-class ship sailing Europe and the Middle East.

  Guests

  3,274

  Tonnage

  137,936 GT

  Length

  1,093 ft

  Built

  2009

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Fantasia

  Namesake of the Fantasia class; introduced the MSC Yacht Club concept.

  Guests

  3,274

  Tonnage

  137,936 GT

  Length

  1,093 ft

  Built

  2008

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Magnifica

  Musica-class ship known for world cruises.

  Guests

  2,518

  Tonnage

  95,128 GT

  Length

  964 ft

  Built

  2010

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Poesia

  Musica-class ship with a poetry-inspired design theme.

  Guests

  2,550

  Tonnage

  92,627 GT

  Length

  964 ft

  Built

  2008

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Orchestra

  Musica-class ship sailing South America and Europe seasons.

  Guests

  2,550

  Tonnage

  92,409 GT

  Length

  964 ft

  Built

  2007

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Musica

  Namesake of the Musica class.

  Guests

  2,550

  Tonnage

  92,409 GT

  Length

  964 ft

  Built

  2006

  Refurbished

  —

• MSC Lirica

  Lirica-class ship lengthened during MSC’s Renaissance Program.

  Guests

  1,984

  Tonnage

  65,591 GT

  Length

  902 ft

  Built

  2003

  Refurbished

  2015

• MSC Opera

  Lirica-class ship named for Italy’s opera heritage.

  Guests

  2,120

  Tonnage

  65,591 GT

  Length

  902 ft

  Built

  2004

  Refurbished

  2015

• MSC Armonia

  Lirica-class ship, first of the class to be lengthened and modernized.

  Guests

  1,950

  Tonnage

  65,542 GT

  Length

  902 ft

  Built

  2001

  Refurbished

  2014

• MSC Sinfonia

  Lirica-class ship sailing South Africa and Europe seasons.

  Guests

  1,950

  Tonnage

  65,542 GT

  Length

  902 ft

  Built

  2002

  Refurbished

  2015

Ship figures are approximate and fleets change as new ships launch, older ships retire, and vessels are refurbished — ask us for the latest details.