A wide variety of bars and cafes to match any mood such as the Masters of the Sea Pub, which be split across two decks and brew craft beer specially on board for the first time. Other concepts include the Elixir - Mixology Bar with elaborate signature cocktails, a South Asian-style tea room filled with perfumes from the East, an authentic Emporium coffee bar with selections from around the world, a widely stocked The Gin Project inspired by a real distillery, a zesty juice bar made from fresh ingredients, a gelateria with a multitude of flavours to tempt your sweet-tooth, and many more to come!
Bars and Lounges:
A More Sustainable Cruise
MSC World Europa was created with the future in mind. We wanted to set a new standard for the cruise industry.
As our first LNG-propelled new cruise ship, MSC World Europa is a huge step forward in that mission. This next-generation power hugely reduces emissions and marks a milestone on our journey to zero emissions operations.
Her state-of-the-art design also includes the latest water recycling technology, to purify wastewater, and propellers studied to reduce the underwater noise in respect of marine wildlife.
Futuristic Cruise Experience
The future of cruising isn’t just about technology: it’s about the experience too. MSC World Europa was designed to elevate the delights of a traditional cruise ship to entirely new levels.
From her sleek interior design and 13 dining venues to her thrilling entertainment offerings, the onboard experience is like no other cruise ship. Relax in the scenic Panorama Lounge, experience the excitement of the futuristic Luna Park Arena, or lose yourself in the iconic Kinetic Dome.
Groundbreaking Design
From her stunning silhouette to her signature plumb bow, the futuristic MSC World Europa is as visually striking as she is innovative.
Her unique Y-Shaped open aft leads to a 341ft long promenade, with incredible panoramic ocean views. The promenade also features the record breaking, longest dry slide at sea - The Venom Drop @ The Spiral - an 11-deck high stainless-steel masterpiece, unique in the cruise industry.
Dining Experience
Experience a world of cuisines on MSC World Europa. The ship features brand new concepts including Chef’s Garden Kitchen, the first hydroponic garden at sea; La Pescaderia, a Mediterranean fish restaurant; a new on-board microbrewery; and a Gin bar where you can learn mixology.
The ship also features some of our signature favorites, like our American-style steakhouse, Latin American street food inspired Hola! Tacos & Cantina, Kaito Teppanyaki & Sushi bar, and our renowned buffets.
On-Board Experience
There’s something for everyone on board MSC World Europa, from the largest waterpark in our fleet, to bumper cars, and our new surprise street performances. And with 7 swimming pools spread across the ship, including one with a sliding roof, there’s always space to relax by the water and pool deck.
For families with children, the award-winning MSC Kids Club features state-of-the-art facilities inside a dedicated area of the ship, with a range of kids’ clubs and tailor-made programs for every age group.
Accommodations
MSC World Europa is as different on the inside as she is on the outside. All-new stateroom designs are available, and the ship offers more balcony staterooms than any other cruise ship in our fleet.
In total, the ship has 19 different stateroom categories, with 7 brand new designs. From the luxury of the Grand Suite Aurea with an included terrace, to the scenic Infinite Ocean View, to our Deluxe Balcony with Promenade View, there are accommodations for every taste.
The World On Your Doorstep
MSC World Europa will come into service in December 2022, commencing her season with a special 4-night sailing from Doha to Dubai.
For her inaugural season, guests will be able to experience the ultimate winter cruise experience in the Dubai, Abu Dhabi & Qatar, with 7-night cruises on offer. Explore the modern metropolis of Abu Dhabi, discover the exotic array of wildlife on Sir Bani Yas Island, or enrich your cruise with trips to Al Ahsa Oasis - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
For summer 2023, MSC World Europa will move to the Mediterranean Sea, where she will offer 7-night cruises - spanning ports in Italy, Malta, Spain, and France.
The ship will feature 13 dining venues, including an incredible six speciality restaurants such as the classic American-style steakhouse Butcher’s Cut and Asian-inspired Kaito Teppanyaki Grill and Sushi Bar, as well as the newly launched Latin American street food-inspired Hola! Tacos & Cantina.
Please note: Stateroom images and features are samples only. Actual furniture, fixtures, colors, configurations and window/porthole views may vary.
Sofa bed
Suite with Panoramic Sealed window
sofa bed
Note: Some rooms may vary in details. Please confirm before booking.
Connecting cabins
Staterooms with partial metal/partial glass balconies
Executive & Family Suite MSC Yacht Club / Suite Aurea with panoramic sealed window
MSC Yacht Club (tans/browns)
Bunk bed or sofa that can be converted into bunk bed (3rd and 4th beds)
Bella Experience (blues/violets)
Stateroom with restricted views.
Connecting Cabins
Stateroom with Restricted Views
3rd and 4th beds are pullman beds
Whirlpool
No access
Whirlpool
3rd bed is a pullman bed
3rd bed is a pullman bed
Cabin for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility.*
double sofa bed
Staterooms with metal balconies
Accessible stateroom
Ambulatory Accessible Staterooms
Double sofa bed
Fantastica Experience (greens)
No access
Aurea Experience (golds/reds)
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