MSC Seashore Deck 7 and Casino Tour

Key Takeaways

• The casino is on Deck 7, and it’s a smoking casino.
• It’s not a huge casino. Half of it is table games and the other half is slots, including Lightning Link, Dragon Link, Phoenix Link, Frankenstein, Quick Hits and Rich Little Piggies.
• You’ll find the casino cage and coin pushers here too.
• There’s a bar in the center of the casino that gets really busy, and since the ship is New York themed, Lady Liberty stands right in the middle of it all.
• Sports betting machines are just outside the casino, and they also sell bingo cards and used casino decks of cards, I think for about two bucks a pack.
• The Champagne Bar has seating overlooking the atrium and its crystal staircases, with floor to ceiling windows, plus there’s a jewelry shop right nearby.
• The 5th Avenue Restaurant is the anytime dining restaurant for guests in the Aurea experience, and the Manhattan Restaurant is one of the main dining rooms for assigned seating.
• Le Cabaret Rouge is mostly used for karaoke, with cabaret style shows later in the evening, around 10 and after.

Good to Know

Keep in mind the games you see in this video may not be the same games on your cruise. Machines can be swapped out with something new at any time, so if you spot your favorite here, it may not be there when you’re on board. And if cigarette smoke bothers you, remember this casino allows smoking.

The Champagne Bar is a great place to sit with a glass of bubbly, enjoy the live music in the atrium and take in the views out those big windows.

On the way to the Manhattan Restaurant there’s a fun walkway and a balloon photo op, so have your camera ready. In Le Cabaret Rouge there was no seating at the bar on this cruise, unlike on MSC Seascape where there was.