MSC Divina deck plans

MSC Divina (2012-built, last refurbished in April 2025) is the third Fantasia-class MSC cruise ship, together with Fantasia, Preziosa, and Splendida.

The MSC Divina deck plan includes a total of 1751 staterooms for 3502 passengers (maximum capacity 4202), served by 1390 crew. The vessel has 17 decks (14 accessible to passengers, 9 with cabins), 7 dining venues (restaurants and food bars), 28 lounges and bars, 5 swimming pools (including the sliding-roof-covered “Le Sirene” pool), 12 Jacuzzis (outdoor whirlpools), and 24 elevators.

MSC Divina’s decks are named after Greek gods and goddesses.

"MSC for Me" Digital Innovation Program 2017–2018

All MSC ships are being equipped with extensive digital infrastructure, including thousands of connectivity points, digital access points, iBeacons (Bluetooth), and hundreds of interactive digital screens throughout the vessel. All staterooms feature RFID (radio-frequency identification) and NFC (near-field communication) door-access technology.

The program is being rolled out fleetwide, with initial implementation on MSC Meraviglia, launched in June 2017. Meraviglia was fitted with 114 interactive screens, 244 information screens, 31 virtual screens, 81 video wall monitors, 2244 cabins (with NFC entry-door access), 3050 iBeacons, 700 wireless access points (WAPs), and 1200 CCTV cameras.

Key features of the MSC digitalization program include:

• Facial recognition technology and Samsung-powered interactive smart bracelets.
• Digital Concierge App – passengers can reserve or book onboard services, restaurants, and shore excursions in real time. The app provides 24-hour access to MSC staff and services online.
• Capture – a virtual-reality tool allowing guests to preview their cruise itinerary, create personal photo galleries, and share content online.
• Organizer – a cruise-planning tool for mobile devices that provides detailed information and allows pre-booking of tours, theater seats, dining reservations, and more, both before embarkation and while onboard.
• Navigation – an interactive map and wayfinding tool providing guidance on scheduled events, opening hours, and directions around the ship. It also supports real-time kids’ monitoring via bracelets.
• TailorMade – a digital advisor offering personalized recommendations based on guest preferences (gaming, culinary, entertainment, recreation, etc.).
• Passengers may opt out of all connected (“Internet of Things” / IoT) services at any time.