MSC World America Cruise Ship Full Tour | MSC Cruises’ Newest and Largest Ship (4K Video)

MSC World America Cruise Ship Full Tour | MSC Cruises’ Newest and Largest Ship (4K Video)

Today we will take a look inside the MSC World America, MSC Cruises’ newest and largest cruise ship. 11 Different Cabins. Featured attraction experiences. Onboard facilities such as pool, spa, and gym. Teppanyaki lunch. Gala dinner. Night shows. Please enjoy. Before taking the ship tour, check the information such as the size of the ship. Gross tonnage is 216,638 (the largest of MSC Cruises’ ships). The length is 333.3m (1093ft). The beam is 47m (154ft). The height is 77.15m (253ft). It is unique in that it has a spiral slide made of stainless steel. There are various attractions on Deck 20. The main pool is located on deck 18. The bow is sharp and shaped like an arrow. First, let’s take a look at the over-water swing on deck 20. This over-water swing is named CLIFFHANGER. This swing is located 50m (160ft) above sea level. It is said to be the only over-water swing on the ocean. When riding the swing, there are safety devices such as T-shaped levers. It can be ridden by one or two people. It looks fun when we see people riding swings, but what is it like actually riding on them? This swing ride is not free and costs $5 per person. You can put your belongings in the red basket on the side. I’ll sit here. Attach the T-shaped lever safety device. The seat is lifted by a motorized arm, extending to the edge of the ship and rocking back and forth. The swing is swinging harder and harder. It was actually a scary attraction to ride (my hands were drenched in sweat). Let’s take a look at the shark-shaped dry slide on Deck 20. This slide is named Jaw Drop @ The Spiral. It is said to be one of the longest slides at sea. When sliding, place a special mat underneath. You can shout loudly without bothering those around you. I step onto the special mat and put my feet on it. It makes my heart pound when I slide. As I was sliding down, I was able to catch glimpses of the promenade and ocean views from the lighted parts of the slide. It finishes in about 25 seconds. I slid down 11 levels, from Deck 20 to Deck 8. After sliding down to Deck 8, we can take the elevator back to Deck 20 in no time. Go to Aurea Spa located at the front of Deck 8. Notice: People who watch this video can apply for a 10% discount on MSC Cruises. Please see the description and comments sections. Spa reception. Spa shop. Skin care products from D-LAB and TEAM DR. JOSEPH are on sale. Hair salon. Beauty salon. Go to the lounge. We can drink flavored water freely. Lounge. LILAC treatment suite. Cold waterbed. After entering the far-infrared dome sauna, which I will introduce later, you can cool your body here. Let’s go inside. Sunflower treatment suite. Far infrared dome sauna machine. By warming your body from the core, it increases your metabolism and has detox effects. The spa is spacious inside, measuring 420 square meters / 4520 square feet. Bath towels are provided, so there is no need to bring them from your cabin. There are treatment rooms for one person and two people. Go to the thermal area. SALT RELAX. Lie on a bed in a warm room and sweat. Steam bath. It’s a mist sauna. Cold rain. It’s a shower. A Mediterranean style hot tub. The interior of the thermal area is stylish. Guests can relax in the popular hot tub. There are warm beds. The spa also has towels and flavored water, which is nice. Cold breeze. A place to cool off with the breeze? Mediterranean bath. It’s a dark and relaxing space. Walking Kneipp. This is a water therapy program in which you alternate between walking in cold and warm pools. Ganbanyoku (Bedrock bath). One of the Japanese bathing methods. Room temperature around 40 degrees. This is a bathing method in which you lie down on heated stones and sweat. Snow room. This is a small room where artificial snow is piled up at sub-zero temperatures. Finnish sauna. 80-100 degrees. It’s spacious inside and can accommodate 15 people. Sauna stones heated by a stove. 15 minute hourglass. Ocean view from the window. Soft sauna. 50-60 degrees. The temperature is set lower than that of a Finnish sauna. It had a full range of spa facilities. Move to deck 14. Beautiful elevator hall. Each deck has a name, deck 14 is Montevideo (Uruguay). Information screens on board are available in eight languages. Facilities on decks 4 to 21. It’s a luxurious staircase. There are 25 types and 2614 cabins, of which we will look at 11 types. The aisles on Deck 14 is decorated with art from Montevideo (Uruguay). The first cabin is Studio Interior. Cabin number 14001. This is the cabin at the front of the ship. 11 sqm / 118 sq ft. This is the narrowest cabin on the ship. There is a USB port next to the bed. Although the cabin is small, the wardrobe feels spacious. There is art of Lisbon (Portugal) on the wall. There is a desk, mirror, TV, etc. Bathroom. It would be nice to have a separate shower booth. Shampoo and shower gel are provided. This is a shower from the famous German brand GROHE. Washbasin, toilet. There are toilet paper, hand towels, and bath towels (note that there are no tissues). The second cabin is Studio Ocean View. Cabin number 14009. It is a narrower cabin on the ship, similar to the one before. The big difference from the previous one is that it has a window. Although it is a little small, it is recommended for people who want to save money. The bathrooms are almost the same. The third cabin is Infinite Ocean View Aurea. Cabin number 14069. 20 sqm / 215 sq ft. The cabin is standard size on a ship. The material of the floor and the color of the sofa are different from other cabins. It has sliding windows and a great view. The downside is that there is no balcony and you cannot eat on the balcony. This cabin has a lot of wood and feels a bit homey. Desk, sofa, TV, king size bed, etc. It is also characteristic that there is a dressing table here. The temperature inside the cabin is adjustable. Bathroom. Basically, every cabin has a separate shower booth. The fourth cabin is Deluxe Balcony. Cabin number 14111. This is the most standard type of cabin on the ship. Two mesh chairs and one mesh table. It’s nice that it has a balcony. It’s a layout that looks easy to use. Bathroom. The fifth cabin is Deluxe Interior. Cabin 14109. 15 sqm / 161 sq ft. It’s an inside cabin with no windows, but it’s a little more spacious. There is no sofa, but there are chair and stool. Large wardrobe. Bathroom. The sixth cabin is Premier Suite Aurea. I used this type of cabin and explained it in detail in a previous video. It is a little larger at 25 sqm / 269 sq ft. Full length mirror, king size bed. With balcony. Sofa, desk. Beers in the fridge. Other items available include soft drinks such as cola, mineral water, carbonated water, and potato chips. This cabin has two wardrobes on the left and right sides. It has a lot of storage, which is nice. It is unique in that it comes with two beds for children. Bathroom. This cabin has a bathtub, which is rare on a ship. This cabin also lacks amenities and tissues. Let’s take a look at the cabin at the aft of the ship. Deck 16. The elevator hall is large. The name of deck 16 is Fort-de-France (Martinique). We can see the promenade from the window. The walls are decorated with different art for each deck. The seventh cabin is Deluxe Balcony With Promenade View. Cabin number 16243. 16 square meters / 172 square feet. The biggest feature is that we can see the promenade and the sea from the balcony. There are some drawbacks, such as it being noisy at night and being able to see the balconies of the cabins opposite. We can see the dry slide from earlier. If we look at it this way, it’s a fairly long dry slide. There is no sofa, but there is a stool and a foot bench. Although I didn’t introduce it, every cabin is equipped with a hair dryer. Safety box. There are plenty of outlets and USB ports. Order form for breakfast in the cabin. The bathroom has a similar feel. The floor plan is quirky, making it difficult to open the wardrobe door. It’s a large wardrobe. The eighth cabin is Junior Suite Aurea. Cabin number 16251. The area is 20 square meters / 215 square feet. The cabin feels larger than the numbers suggest. The balcony also offers views of the promenade and the sea. If we look closely, there is no sofa. Cabin temperature control switch. The bathroom is average. Storage and wardrobe. Junior suites are equipped with bathrobes, something we have never seen before. There are also indoor slippers. The ninth cabin is Grand Suite Aurea. Cabin number 16253. The area is 35 square meters / 376 square feet. It’s definitely more spacious than the previous cabin. Additionally, it has a large private balcony. There are people on jet skis. I feel like the balcony is quite large. It even has a private jacuzzi. Although the cabin is spacious, you cannot receive the services of the MSC Yacht Club, which will be introduced later. Large storage and wardrobe. The bathroom is different than before. Body lotion, liquid soap. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel. The brand of the shower is Ritmonio and it is made in Italy. Let’s take a look at the exclusive area “MSC Yacht Club” located at the forefront of the ship Go to deck 16. The 10th cabin is MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite. Cabin number 16019. This is a standard cabin at the MSC Yacht Club and has an easy-to-use layout. The area is 25 square meters / 269 square feet. With balcony. I stayed in this type of cabin on the MSC World Europa, another world-class ship. Comes with bathrobe exclusive to MSC Yacht Club. Bathroom. Separate shower booth. Comes with shampoo and shower gel. Tissues are available in the cabins of the MSC Yacht Club. The 11th cabin is the MSC Yacht Club Duplex Suite. There is a dining table. The area is 48 square meters / 495 square feet. This cabin is a maisonette with the bedroom on the upper floor. Maisonettes have the impression that moving up the stairs is troublesome. Deck 21 San Juan (Puerto Rico). There is a Lanai exclusive to the MSC Yacht Club. A view with a sense of openness. There are also bath towels exclusive to MSC Yacht Club. Above is Deck 22, and Deck 22 is the top deck. MSC Yacht Club has exclusive sunbeds and cabanas. The MSC Yacht Club has its own private sun deck and pool. It’s a small pool. Jacuzzi. Go to deck 21. There is a grill restaurant and bar serving breakfast and lunch. Deck 20 is home to the MSC Yacht Club’s exclusive restaurant. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner à la carte. This is an elegant restaurant. There is a topsail lounge on deck 19 below. The only Swarovski staircase on the ship is inside the MSC Yacht Club. Honestly… It is identical to the inside of the Yacht Club on board the MSC World Europa, another world-class ship. There are many noisy areas on board, so the MSC Yacht Club is recommended for those who want to relax. MSC Yacht Club passengers have a 24-hour butler and concierge service. MSC Yacht Club entrance on Deck 19. It’s wide. The walls are decorated with New York 5th Avenue art. Go to the TOP20 Exclusive Solarium on deck 20. You can relax on the sunbeds or have a cocktail at the bar. This is available to passengers in the Aurea or Yacht Club cabin categories. There is also a jacuzzi (whirlpool). The terrace overlooks the main pool on deck 18. This is my personal favorite place. Let’s take a look at the stern of Deck 18. The stern of Deck 18 is an adult-only area called ZEN. There was no one there because it was early in the morning. There is a glass passageway here. Below this is the lanai on Deck 8. Take a look out over the promenade from the stern of Deck 18. The shark-shaped dry slide I had slid down before. This is one of the most impressive parts of this ship. There are two ZEN pools on Deck 18 aft. It’s a small pool. There are cabins with balconies like the ones we visited earlier, but the bad thing about them is that you can see the balconies from around here. There is a bar counter. The dry slide is in the way, so we can’t see much of the promenade. On Deck 18 is the IL Mercato buffet restaurant. The buffet restaurant is free for all passengers. There are 824 seats (756 indoors, 68 outdoors). The passenger capacity is 6,764, so all 824 seats are occupied during peak hours. This is the outdoor seating. There are iron bars, so the view is not good. However, we can feel the atmosphere of the promenade. There is a passageway with a glass floor. Let’s take a look at the breakfast buffet menu. Hot Breakfast Station. Omelette, potatoes and baked beans. Brioche, bread rolls. Hash brown potatoes, pork sausages, and bacons. Oriental Delights Station. Fried eggs, salad. Miso soup, plain congee soup. Juice bar and coffee bar. Fresh juice. Coffee. Sir Winston Tea from the UK. MSC Cruises mugs. Continental Bakery Station. Muffins, croissants, and cinnamon rolls. Egg muffins. Jams. There is also a bar inside the restaurant. Cold Cuts & Cheese Station. Sliced ​​vegetables and cheese, etc. Eggs & Omelets Station. The staff will make your omelettes live. Cereal-Yogurt-Jam station. Various yogurts, jams, milk, and cereals. Waffles & Pancakes station. Warm waffles and pancakes. Bagel Bar & Spreads Station. Breakfast is also served at the main restaurant. Deck 18’s name is Buenos Aires (Argentina). Let’s take a look at the main pool on deck 18. It is named MAR AZUL pool. There is a shower booth, so you can take a shower after entering the pool. During the day, it’s nice to lie down on a sunbed and take a break. It’s right in the middle of deck 18. The pool is 25m (82ft) long and 1.5m (4.9ft) to 1.8m (5.9ft) deep. The pool was heated and was warm to the touch. When I licked the water in the pool, it wasn’t salty, so I guess it wasn’t seawater. Alcoholic and soft drinks can be enjoyed at the poolside MAR AZUL bar. There’s another bar, LA PERLA. Ice cream is also available here. Next door is LA BOCA bar. At lunchtime, you can eat pizza, hamburgers, fries, hot dogs, etc. If you go up to Deck 19, we will find the jacuzzis (whirlpools). The Jacuzzi (whirlpool) is heated. Deck 18 also has a BOTANIC GARDEN pool. The roof is retractable, and now that it’s sunny, the roof is open. The length of the pool is about 12m (39ft), the depth is 1.5m (4.9ft), and the water is heated. There are 2 jacuzzis (whirlpools) nearby. If we go up the stairs to deck 19, there is a bar. The view from here is good. There aren’t many passengers there now, but it’s one of the busiest areas during the day. We can also enjoy table football. We can also enjoy table tennis. Table tennis rackets and balls are provided. On the other side, there are only tables and chairs. Next, let’s take a look at the outdoor park “The Harbour” located on deck 20. Elevator hall on deck 20. Deck 20 is named Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve (MSC’s Private Island). Go to The Harbour Aqua Park. A splash pool for children. There is a small waterslide. Shower booth. Water slides (emerald, green). Water slide (yellow). We can enjoy 3 types of water slides. There is a transparent area halfway down the water slide. We can enjoy the scenery in the transparent areas. Before enjoying the waterslide, head to reception at The Harbour. First, we need to receive a wristband at the KIOSK. The wet experiences and the dry experiences. I already enjoyed the cliffhanger. Thrill is classified as high. Go to the water slide. Yellow color is VR slide. Ride on a float and slide down a waterslide. You can ride comfortably without getting your hair or face wet. Emerald color is U drop. The first is a thrilling waterslide that drops almost vertically. Green color is twin racer. Slide down the water slide without using floats. Along the way, you can enjoy the scenery in the transparent area. Finally, your hair and face will get wet, which will ruin your hairstyle. The water slides were a fun experience. Let’s take a closer look at The Harbour on Deck 20. The waterslides I just went down. This is a children’s play area called the Lighthouse. Go on an adventure trail. The Adventure Trail is a double-decker ropes course that offers the ultimate challenge. It covers an area of ​​577 square meters and includes two skyrails similar to ziplines. Guests can enjoy ocean views from new heights while getting an adrenaline rush and testing their sense of balance. That seems difficult. The zip line looks a little scary. The Harbour has a bar. Enjoy light meals and refreshing drinks, as well as a variety of savory dishes and sweets. Further up, on Deck 21, there is a Jacuzzi (whirlpool pool), but entry was prohibited on this day. The MSC GYM is located on Deck 20 and is open from 6am to 10pm. The entrance to the gym is stylish. There are many different products on sale. Supplements from D-LAB and TEAM DR. JOSEPH. MSC goods. This is what the gym looks like around 8am. There are many people using the gym in the morning. The cardio machine area offers views of the main pool. It’s a beautiful view. A body composition analyzer is installed. A foot analysis device is installed. There are studios on each side. The gym is 748 square meters / 8051 square feet in size. The latest machines from Technogym are installed. Looks like you’ll be able to enjoy some serious training and exercise. There are weight machines around here. Training benches, balance ball, dumbbells. It felt like a pretty authentic gym. Take a look at the Sportplex on the same deck. Lounge area. Bar area. A sports court for basketball and soccer. We can enjoy exciting activities such as bumper cars and roller skating. We can also enjoy sports activities during the day and interactive entertainment at night. There are soccer goals placed here. The upper deck is a LEGO family zone. It’s an area with a different atmosphere than before. MSC Cruises has partnered with the LEGO Group to introduce new programs and facilities. There are Lego games. For small children. You can build a variety of things by assembling LEGO blocks. It’s a fun area. Trophies assembled from yellow blocks. There’s a Nintendo Switch and a Lego Star Wars game for PS5. Move to lower deck 19. The name of deck 19 is New York. Take a look inside the Hall of Games on Deck 19. Various arcade games are available. These arcade games can be enjoyed 24 hours a day. Sega’s crane game. Marvel fighting game. Iron Man, Spiderman, etc. Jurassic Park arcade game. NBA game. Prize store. There are many arcade games aimed at Americans. We can also enjoy the view from the window. Next door is a paid game called Formula Racer. As the name suggests, it is a simulation game where you can enjoy F1 racing. Move to a nearby buffet restaurant. La Brasserie buffet restaurant on deck 19. The seats in this area offer views of the promenade from the windows. Compared to the buffet restaurant on Deck 18 below, this one has a more subdued interior. This restaurant has 596 seats. It operates as a free buffet restaurant for breakfast and lunch, and as an MSC Yacht Club restaurant at night. Outdoor seating is also available. The buffet offerings are pretty much the same as the lower deck restaurant. To the terrace. From the terrace, you can see the adults-only ZEN area. The shark-shaped slide I had slid down before. The terrace offers views of the promenade and sea on Deck 8. Move to Deck 8 Promenade. The name of deck 8 is Miami. Art from Miami’s Art Deco Historic District. Stroll along the World Promenade on Deck 8. A shop called Luxury Accessories. High brand handbags are mainly sold here. If we look closely… There are also Louis Vuitton bags. There is a coffee shop/café called COFFEE EMPORIUM. You can enjoy coffee from all over the world, including LAVAZZA coffee from Italy. This is a popular coffee shop/cafe where passengers gather for coffee in the morning. I had a cafe latte. If er look to the left… Outdoor seating at Greek restaurant PAXOS. PAXOS is one of six specialty restaurants onboard (surcharges apply). Seafood appetizer. Hot mezze and cold mezze. Fresh fish are displayed in the showcase. Various fish. There are also seats on the upper floor. From the upper floors, you can enjoy views of the World Promenade. World of Jewels shop. OMEGA watch shop. The dry slide seen from below. A stall called Promenade Bites. Enjoy hot dogs, popcorn, etc. Let’s take a look inside Sweet Temptations, a themed parlor. The interior is cute in pastel colors. Ice creams. Marvel character plush toys. Ice candies. Donuts, crepes, parfaits, etc. This is the frozen yogurt area. 3 types of frozen yogurt. Chocolates and toys are on sale. Crepes and waffles area. There are 131 indoor and outdoor seats. This is the perfect area to eat ice cream and relax. There is an ALL STARS Sports Bar. This is one of the unique facilities on this ship, and was created specifically for the Americans. The signs outside are impressive. Let’s take a look inside the bar. It seats 85 people and serves alcoholic drinks and finger foods. We can drink a variety of beers. The TVs show live footage of various sports, allowing us to enjoy watching the games. MSC Cruises uniforms. Lots of TVs. As it is a sports bar, even tennis balls and tennis rackets are on display. Let’s go to the back. Interactive darts, digital shuffleboard, foosball and more (surcharges apply). Darts. Baseball gloves and balls. This is a sports bar that seems to be lively both day and night. There are many sports photos on display. Live kitchen. Outdoor seating is also available. We can enjoy drinks and food while looking out at the sea view. View from the stern of Deck 8. At night, an LED light show is held on the promenade. Let’s take a look at World Galleria, which spans three decks, from Deck 6 to Deck 8. World Galleria is one of the most exciting areas on board. Deck 8 has a Fine Jewellery shop. This is a FIZZ Champagne Bar. Total 125 seats. Premium champagne is available for an additional fee. Furthermore, there is a Elixir – Mixology bar where we can enjoy cocktails. Mixologists create handcrafted cocktails using mixers and fresh ingredients. Seating is available both indoors and outdoors. Deck 8 houses the new EATALY restaurant. This is one of the specialty restaurants serving Italian cuisine. EATALY is an Italian food market and restaurant with 45 locations around the world. We can enjoy EATALY’s standard menu as well as menus exclusive to the ship. Inside the restaurant, we can feel the warmth of greenery and wood. There is also outdoor seating. We will continue to explore the World Galleria. Deck 8 has a new facility called The Loft. The Loft is an adults-only, multi-purpose venue. Enjoy lively comedy shows, piano duels, classic karaoke nights, and more. With entertainment available well past midnight, this is the perfect place to keep the party going until the morning. The passageway next to The Loft is one of the unique locations on this ship. American comedians, singers, actors, and actresses (by age group). Photos of popular singers and live performances. Elton John, Stevie Wonder, etc. Charles Chaplin etc. When we go to the back, we’ll find a gin bar called The Gin Project. It describes the history of beer and how it is made. Let’s take a look inside The Gin Project. The bar features 20 carefully selected craft gins, mainly from craft gin distilleries in the United States and Canada. On the lower deck is a British-style pub called Masters of the Seas. There is a beer brewery where we can enjoy specialty beers. We can also play billiards. If we go next door, there is a juice bar called ZEST. Enjoy fresh juices and smoothies. If you purchase the Premium Drinks Package, you will get unlimited drinks under $16 (€14). Nearby is the LES DUNES restaurant. This restaurant is available to passengers in Aurea or Suite cabin categories. It has a luxurious interior. There’s also the Aurea Spa on Deck 8, which I’ve already introduced. Go down the stairs and move from Deck 8 to Deck 7. Deck 7’s name is Santos (Brazil). The World Theater on Deck 7 hosts night shows. This main theater has 1153 seats. Deck 7 is home to TIMEVALLÉE, a luxury watch and jewelry retailer. TIMEVALLÉE has a partship agreement with MSC Cruises. On Deck 7 there is a barber shop called Gentlemens Barber that specializes in men’s hair. Next door is the English-style pub we saw earlier called Masters of the Seas. The interior has a luxurious feel. Enjoy live music and drinks in a lively and warm atmosphere. Next door is a specialty restaurant called Hola! Tacos & Cantina. Enjoy Latin American street food. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is colorful and casual. There is also a bar counter. Alcoholic drinks such as tequila are also available. There is also a specialty restaurant called Butcher’s Cut. A classic American-style steakhouse, this is a standard paid restaurant on MSC Cruises. We can eat authentic steak. There is a specialty restaurant next door called KAITO. This is the sushi bar area. It is decorated with Japanese dolls and folding fans. Sushi course meals and a la carte dishes are available. There is a teppanyaki restaurant next door. I will show you the teppanyaki lunch later. Next door is the MSC Foundation area. MSC Foundation goods are on sale. Go to the other side. THE HUB is an area for onboard photo services. Action cameras and accessories such as GOPRO are on sale. If you suddenly want to take videos, you can buy a camera. Photos of the inside of the ship are available for purchase here. There is an MSC shop next door. Let’s take a look inside. We can purchase MSC World America and MSC Cruises merchandise. Models of MSC World America. Caps of MSC World America. T-shirts of MSC Cruises. Hoodies of MSC Cruises. Hoodies and beach bags of MSC World America. The latest posts from Instagrammers and YouTubers are displayed on the monitor. Let’s take a look at Deck 7’s Signature Casino. For cash, US dollars are accepted on Caribbean cruises and Euros on European cruises. They also accept cruise cards, credit cards and traveller’s checks. A bar counter is installed in the center. Enjoy classic table games such as blackjack, baccarat, and roulette. There are over 2000 slot machines available. There is a Panorama Lounge at the back of the casino on Deck 7. There is a pool table and bar near the entrance. Various events are held during the day and live concerts are held at night. During a live concert. Move to Deck 6 Nassau (Bahamas). Excursion desk. Hotel-like reception. Dolce Vita Bar on Deck 6. Lively bar with live music, aperitifs and cocktails. The ceiling of the World Galleria has an 80m (262 feet) long LED screen. Boutique. This is an apparel shop. There is a dress code such as “white” depending on the day, and if you suddenly need clothes, you can buy them here. Jean Philippe Chocolat & Cafe. This chocolate shop and cafe is a staple on many MSC Cruises ships. There are delicious looking chocolates and macarons lined up. Chocolates in a high heel. There are also chocolates shaped like MSC Cruises ships. Shopping gallery. Various products are sold in this 364 square meter area. High brand perfumes, cosmetics, watches, etc. Sunglasses. Patrón Cristalino Tequila. There are a variety of high-end alcoholic drinks. Hennessy XO Cognac. They may be selling more alcoholic drinks to suit Americans. They also sell electronic products such as USB ports. Snacks area. Chocolates. Potato chips. Next, Future Cruise. Book a cruise beyond this date and receive up to $400 in shipboard credits. A sister ship called MSC World Asia is also scheduled to debut in the future. A free buffet-style restaurant called Pizza & Burger. We can enjoy delicious pizza and hamburgers for free. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere and you can feel free to enter. There are 154 seats available. There is a Deadpool arcade game. Also a James Bond 007 arcade game. Fast food is available from day to night. Hot dogs and hamburgers. There is also a Games Arcade on Deck 6. There are various arcade games for Americans. Luna Park Arena. A multifunctional entertainment facility with 300 seats. Various events are held from day to night. This is an area that families can enjoy. A telephone booth. It’s actually the entrance to a secret bar. There are three main restaurants on Deck 6. Two of the three are ESAGONO Restaurant and HEXAGON Restaurant. These two restaurants have a total of 1076 seats. This is the brunch menu. Breakfast and dinner are also served. There is another BUBBLES restaurant (546 seats) in the back. Next, Deck 5 Cozumel (Mexico). Art in Cozumel (Mexico). The main restaurant, LA FOGLIA, is located on Deck 5. This restaurant has 816 seats. The four main restaurants on decks 5 and 6 have a combined seating capacity of 2,438. From here, I will show you what happened from the day before disembarking to disembarking one day. Daily program distributed every day. Business hours for each facility are listed. Let’s go for a teppanyaki lunch. We will have a Teppanyaki course meal. Wet towel and water service. Wines and Japanese sakes are also available. I ordered Valdo prosecco. First up is sashimi and sushi. Although it is a teppanyaki restaurant, sushi is also served as a course, so it feels like a great deal. Disposable chopsticks. A chef appears. This is not just a Teppanyaki restaurant. The chef will put on a unique performance to entertain passengers. The chef makes an I love you sign with oil. Start cooking. Meanwhile, miso soup with wakame and tofu are served. Chicken and vegetables. Delicious looking chicken. Seafood and beef. Scallops and lobster. I look forward to the cooking. Meanwhile, salads are served. It seems like a lot of work since one chef cooks food for about 10 people at once. The chef pours his own sauce over the scallops and lobster grilled on a hot plate. It was freshly made, so it was very delicious. The chef starts cooking the egg fried rice. The chef’s performance with eggs begins. I think this is where it gets the most exciting. The eggs are treated like ping pong balls and broken. Anaconda performance. I’ve seen similar performances before, and it may be a standard at MSC Cruises Teppanyaki restaurants. An anaconda-shaped egg roll will be divided into pieces. The egg fried rice is enough for about 10 people, so it’s a huge amount. Egg fried rice in the shape of a heart. It was delicious egg fried rice. The chef begins preparing the Wagyu beef. Today’s wagyu beef is tender and delicious. Sesame sauce and soy sauce sauce. Finally dessert. Teppanyaki is a recommended specialty restaurant. Beautiful sunset in Miami. The night before disembarkation. Dress code is formal. Gala dinner at BUBBLES Restaurant on Deck 6. The table is in the colors of the Italian flag: green, white, and red. This is probably because MSC Cruises is a shipping company with roots in Italy. Let’s take a look at the menu. Srarters. Entrées. Desserts. Château La Pierriere Bordeaux red wine. Bread, focaccia. French onion soup. Minestrone Genovese. Grilled Atlantic Salmon. New York strip steak. The steak tastes great. However, some people said that the salmon was not good. Tiramisu. New York cheesecake. It was a fulfilling dinner. However, the menu can be hit or miss. Let’s take a look at the shows on the night before disembarking. A live art performance will be held soon. The featured person is BOU BOU (@bouboudesign_), who has about 3.5 million followers on Instagram. He is Senegalese and was born in 1994. Art performance begins. We spend about 30 minutes watching him perfect his art. I don’t really understand what is drawn until the middle of the picture… It will be amazing when it’s completed. Great art. Divine work. In the evening, shows are held at the World Theater on Deck 7. All of the more than 6,000 passengers will not be able to fit into the 1,153-seat theater, and the show will be split into two performances. The title of today’s show is “Hall of Fame.” This show offers the ultimate live pop concert experience. MSC World America is introducing four new shows. The show titles are “Dirty Dancing in Concert,” “Odyssey,” “Momentous” and “Hall of Fame.” Experience all the shows on a 7-day Western or Eastern Caribbean cruise. Other events will be held in the evening at Luna Park, Panorama Lounge, and World Promenade. An LED palm tree show will be held at the World Promenade. Go to All Star Sports Bar. Many passengers enjoy the All Star Sports Bar. This is a recommended place. The lanai at night has a slightly futuristic atmosphere. The LED lighting is beautiful. Return to the cabin. Disembarkation information. We need to have our luggages packed and out of the cabin by 2am. On the final morning, we will have breakfast at LA FOGLIA restaurant on Deck 5. This restaurant has a calm interior. I take a seat by the window. Breakfast menu. Beverages. Great Beginnings. From the Bakery. Hot Signature Dishes. Sides and kids menu. Breads, pastries. We can see the port of Miami from the window. Sir Winston tea from England. English breakfast. American breakfast. Smoothie bowl. Arrived in Miami at 8am. View of Miami. Check the order of disembarkation. Most facilities are closed on the day of disembarkation. Our disembarkation number is 22 and we are scheduled to disembark at 9:30am. We will wait elsewhere until disembarkation. Go to deck 7. Go deeper into the casino. Wait in the Panorama Lounge on Deck 7 until disembarking. We hadn’t looked at the Panorama Lounge very closely, so let’s take a look. It’s a beautiful lounge with wide windows. Disembarkation information is written there. The view from the stage. This lounge has a total of 462 seats. We can see the port of Miami from the window. Disembark. The MSC Cruise Terminal at the Port of Miami opened in April 2025. This cruise terminal is the largest in the world and features state-of-the-art equipment. I was able to disembark smoothly. The cruise terminal has a pickup zone for taxis and Uber. I called a car using the Uber app. This concludes the MSC World America onboard tour. MSC World America offers 7-day cruises in the Western and Eastern Caribbean. There are also plans to operate cruises from the United States to Europe. Enjoy your cruise on MSC World America.

Today we will take a look inside the MSC World America, MSC Cruises’ newest and largest cruise ship.

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■MSC World America Pre-Inaugural Celebration Sailing
Dates: April 9-12, 2025 (3-night Caribbean sailing from Miami)
Boarding: April 9, 2025, 12:00
Cabin: Premier Suite Aurea
Departure: PortMiami (USA), April 10, 2025, 3:00
Port of call: Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve (Bahamas)
Arrival: PortMiami (USA), April 12, 2025, 8:00

■MSC World America Ship Data
Ship name: MSC World America
Launched: April 2025
Godmother: Drew Barrymore (actress and presenter)
Shipyard: Chantiers de l’Atlantique in Saint-Nazaire (France)
Ship class: World Class
Fuel: LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas).
Gross tonnage: 216,683
Length: 333.3 meters (1,093 feet)
Beam: 47 meters (154 feet)
Height: 77.15 meters (253 feet)
Speed: 22.7 knots
Decks: 22
Passenger: 6,764
Cabins: 2,614
Crew: 2,138
Public Space: Over 38,400 square metres (413,000 square feet).
Languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish
Currency: US Dollar or Euro (depending on destination)
Wi-Fi: SpaceX Starlink
Official website: https://www.msccruises.com/int/our-cruises/ships/msc-world-america

■Table of Contents
00:00 Intro
00:50 Ship Data
01:42 Deck 20 Overwater Swing – Cliffhanger
03:12 Deck 20 Dry Slide – Jaw Drop @ The Spiral
04:18 Deck 8 MSC Aurea Spa
09:04 11 Different Cabins
20:31 MSC Yacht Club
24:35 Deck 20 TOP20 Exclusive Solarium
25:10 Deck 18 ZEN Pool (adults only area)
26:46 Deck 18 Il Mercato Buffet Restaurant
30:18 Deck 18 Mar Azul Main Pool & Bar
31:56 Deck 18 & 19 Botanic Garden Pool & Bar
33:20 Deck 20 The Harbour
37:40 Deck 20 MSC Gym
39:40 Deck 20 Sportplex
41:25 Deck 19 Hall of Games
43:10 Deck 19 La Brasserie Buffet Restaurant
44:34 Deck 8 World Promenade (PAXOS restaurant, sports bar, cafe, shops)
51:05 Deck 8 4 bars, EATALY restaurant, ZEST juice bar
55:46 Deck 7 World Theatre, watch shop, 3 speciality restaurants
58:30 Deck 7 MSC Shop & MSC Foundation
1:00:16 Deck 7 MSC Signature Casino
1:01:04 Deck 7 Panorama Lounge
1:01:36 Deck 6 Bar, Shops, LUNA Park, etc.
1:06:21 Decks 5 & 6 Main Restaurants
1:07:34 Teppanyaki Lunch at Deck 7 Kaito Restaurant
1:12:10 Gala Dinner at Deck 6 Bubbles Restaurant
1:14:16 Live Art Show at Deck 6 World Galleria
1:15:18 Dance Show at Deck 7 World Theatre
1:16:15 World Promenade at Night
1:17:19 Breakfast at Deck 5 La Foglia Restaurant
1:18:48 Disembarkation

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