MSC Cruises Fleet Guide 2026

Designed specifically for the North American market, this massive LNG-powered mega-ship blends European elegance with American comforts. She features seven distinct onboard districts, including a massive outdoor Family Aventura area.

The trailblazing first ship of the World Class. She features a striking, futuristic Y-shaped aft that opens to an impressive 341-foot-long outdoor promenade, highlighted by the Venom Drop @ The Spiral—an 11-deck dry slide.

An evolution of the original Seaside class, she features an expanded MSC Yacht Club and a stunning glass-floored Bridge of Sighs on Deck 16. Her design maximizes outdoor space to connect guests with the sea.

The first of the Seaside EVO class, boasting the largest pool deck in the fleet and significantly more outdoor dining options. She pays homage to New York City with a replica of the Statue of Liberty in the casino and a Times Square retail area.

The final ship in the Meraviglia Plus class and the most environmentally advanced in the series. She is immediately recognizable by her hull, which features a massive, custom-painted mural celebrating the ocean ecosystem.

The first of the enlarged Meraviglia Plus class ships. She offers expanded public spaces, a larger indoor promenade, and an enormous fine art museum at sea.

A massive, highly entertaining ship featuring the iconic Galleria—an indoor promenade topped with a 300-foot LED sky dome. She also introduced the brand's first humanoid robotic bartender, Rob, located in the MSC Starship Club.

The revolutionary ship that launched MSC's 'beach condo' design philosophy. She features massive aft-facing condo-style suites, glass catwalks, and multiple outdoor dining venues.

Sister to the Seaside, she was designed specifically for warm weather cruising, featuring a wrap-around boardwalk that brings guests incredibly close to the ocean level.

Sister to the Meraviglia, she features the dazzling central promenade and a massive aquapark. She also introduced 'Zoe', the first virtual personal cruise assistant in every stateroom.

The ship that set a new standard for MSC, featuring the breathtaking indoor promenade with its shifting LED ceiling. She offers a massive variety of dining and entertainment, including a full-sized bowling alley.

One of MSC's most beloved ships in the US market. She features sweeping Swarovski crystal staircases, multiple stunning pools, and a vibrant Italian piazza-style layout.

The trailblazing ship that introduced the highly popular 'ship-within-a-ship' concept, the MSC Yacht Club. Her design perfectly captures classic Mediterranean elegance.

The final ship in the Fantasia class. She is known for her opulent design, featuring real stone piazzas, grand sweeping staircases, and a massive infinity pool at the aft of the ship.

A luxurious mega-ship that introduced many of the elevated design elements MSC is known for today, including the expansive MSC Aurea Spa and the exclusive Yacht Club area.

The final Musica-class ship, modified to be slightly larger than her sisters. She features a magrodome (retractable roof) over the main pool, allowing for all-weather cruising.

The namesake of her class, she introduced a more spacious design for MSC with a massive central foyer featuring a stunning three-tier waterfall and piano suspended over a crystal floor.

A comfortably sized vessel that balances grand resort amenities with an intimate feel. She features extensive outdoor deck spaces and classic Italian dining venues.

A highly elegant mid-sized ship featuring a spectacular waterfall in the foyer, a Zen garden, and a massive poolside cinema screen.

The oldest active ship in the MSC fleet. She is beloved for her intimate size, classic lines, and easy navigation in smaller, boutique ports of call.

The namesake of the Lirica class, offering a cozy and uncrowded atmosphere. She features beautiful traditional lounges and excellent ocean views.

A charming, classic ship that offers a very traditional cruising experience. Because of her size, she excels at navigating tighter Mediterranean ports.

A classical, elegant ship that pays homage to the great symphonies of Europe. She offers a highly relaxed, personalized cruising environment.