MSC Seashore — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos

MSC Seashore is the lead ship of MSC Cruises' Seaside EVO Class, delivered on 26 July 2021 at Monfalcone, Italy by Fincantieri (hull number 6306) and christened on 18 November 2021 at the Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in the Bahamas by Sophia Loren — the first-ever ship naming ceremony ever held on a private island, with a live performance by Nile Rodgers and Chic. She measures 170,412 gross tons and 339 metres in length, carries 4,540 guests at double occupancy (5,877 maximum) across 2,270 cabins with a crew of 1,648, and flies the Maltese flag from Valletta. Her 19-deck layout includes four New York-themed main dining rooms (Central Park, Tribeca, 5th Avenue, and Manhattan), the 1,200-seat Madison Theater, the glass-floored Bridge of Sighs on Deck 16, the aft Infinity Pool, the Pirates Cove Aquapark, and a full MSC Yacht Club enclave. She runs 3- to 7-night Caribbean round-trips year-round from Port Canaveral, Florida; as of April 2026 she is in her first statutory drydock at Grand Bahama Shipyard, returning to service on 19 April 2026.

Quick Answer: MSC Seashore (170,412 GT, 4,540 double / 5,877 max, 1,648 crew, delivered 2021) is the lead and oldest Seaside EVO Class ship — only sister is MSC Seascape. She carries four New York-themed main dining rooms (Central Park, Tribeca, 5th Avenue, Manhattan), the 1,200-seat Madison Theater, the two-deck Le Cabaret Rouge, the Marketplace Buffet, Butcher's Cut steakhouse, Kaito Sushi Bar and Teppanyaki, Hola! Tacos & Cantina, Ocean Cay Restaurant, Venchi 1878 Gelato and Chocolate Bar, Brooklyn Café, the Long Island Bar and Pool, and a full MSC Yacht Club with Top Sail Lounge and private sundeck. Signature features: Bridge of Sighs glass walkway, aft Infinity Pool, Waterfront Promenade, Pirates Cove Aquapark, Adventure Trail ropes course. Port Canaveral / Caribbean year-round 2026; transitions to Miami winter 2027-28.

Who She's For: Orlando-area cruisers who want a big modern MSC ship out of Port Canaveral, families who will use the Pirates Cove Aquapark and Adventure Trail ropes course, and suite travellers looking for a full MSC Yacht Club on a new hull with 71 Yacht Club cabins including six two-bedroom suites. Guests who enjoy the Manhattan-inspired interior design theme — unique among MSC ships. Not for cruisers expecting Cirque du Soleil at Sea (Meraviglia-class only) or the Robotron ride (Seascape exclusive among Seaside EVO sisters).

MSC Seashore is the first and lead ship of the Seaside EVO Class, together with her only sister MSC Seascape (2022). The Seaside EVO class is an enlarged evolution of the original Seaside Class — MSC Seaside (2017) and MSC Seaview (2018) are parent-class ships, not EVO sisters. Both Seaside EVOs were built at Fincantieri Monfalcone; Seashore is hull 6306, delivered on 26 July 2021 after a float-out on 20 August 2020. Her ceremonial christening came on 18 November 2021 at the Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in the Bahamas — advertised as the first-ever ship naming ceremony ever held on a private island — with Sophia Loren as godmother (her 16th MSC ship christening) and a live performance by Nile Rodgers and Chic. The ship's most distinctive interior design choice is a cohesive New York theme: her main dining rooms are Central Park, Tribeca, 5th Avenue, and Manhattan; her main theatre is Madison Theater; her Deck 8 café is Brooklyn Café; and her Deck 18 pool and bar are Long Island. Class-wide Seaside features include the outdoor Waterfront Promenade that wraps around Deck 8, the glass-floored Bridge of Sighs walkway on Deck 16, the aft Infinity Pool, the Pirates Cove Aquapark on Decks 18-19, and the Kraken-adjacent Adventure Trail ropes course. She has been Port Canaveral-based for the 2026 season and is in her first statutory drydock at Grand Bahama Shipyard in Freeport from 1 April 2026, returning to service on 19 April 2026. Per MSC's 2027-28 deployment announcement she transitions to Miami for winter 2027-28.