On MSC Lirica guests can choose from 8 bars, inspired by different themes and inimitable in their wine and food selection, thus satisfying even the most sophisticated and demanding palates.
MSC Cruises' uncompromising dedication to its passengers is nowhere more evident than the unrivalled entertainment programmes and facilities offered on board MSC Lirica, with its state-of-the-art 713 seat The Broadway theatre, futuristic The Blue Club Disco and Las Vegas Casino with over 400 square metres of casino gaming and Virtual Reality Games, video games room.
MSC Lirica offers 2 main restaurants, La Bussola and L'Ippocampo and an outdoor restaurant, La Pergola. Each one boasts a top gastronomic selection thanks to the variety of dishes and the high quality of the foods, from choice Italian meats, scrupulously controlled, to fresh fruit. Every product is fresh and carefully handled, such as bread baked on board with the passion and knowledge of the most distinctive boulangerie. Dishes range from traditional and tasty Mediterranean fare, to the most refined international recipes. For a quick lunch choose Le Bistrot Cafeteria offering the utmost quality and variety in Italian and international cuisine.
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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