MSC Euribia deck plans

MSC Euribia (2023-built) is the third and final MERAVIGLIA PLUS-class vessel in the MSC Cruises fleet, with sisterships MSC Grandiosa (2019) and MSC Virtuosa (2021).

MSC Euribia’s deck plan includes 2421 staterooms for 4810 passengers (maximum capacity 6327), served by 1704 crew and staff. The vessel has 18 decks (15 accessible to passengers, 11 with cabins), 14 restaurants and food venues (including 5 main dining rooms and 5 specialty restaurants), 21 lounges and bars, 4 swimming pools (1 covered by a sliding glass roof and 1 exclusive to MSC Yacht Club), 9 Jacuzzis (outdoor whirlpools), and 32 elevators (19 passenger lifts, including 1 dedicated to MSC Yacht Club and 2 panoramic glass-walled lifts in the Atrium).

The ship’s total service area is 460,000 m2 (4.95 million ft2), with public areas covering 35,000 m2 (376,736 ft2), resulting in a public area ratio of 7.7 m2 (83 ft2) per passenger.

The following official MSC Cruises YouTube video highlights the Meraviglia-class ships’ top features and onboard amenities.

• Dining options include “Butcher’s Cut” (American steakhouse); a new pastry bar/creperie by celebrity chef Jean Philippe Maury; “Kaito Sushi”; “Kaito Teppanyaki”; and a buffet restaurant open 20 hours a day.
• The four swimming pools include the 25-m / 80-ft Atmosphere Pool, the 10-m / 33-ft Bamboo indoor pool (glass-roofed), and the aft Horizon Pool, which offers one of the largest open-deck spaces at sea.
• Each week, 12 “Cirque du Soleil” circus-style acrobatic shows are performed in the dedicated Carousel Lounge. Located aft on Deck 7 (Promenade), it accommodates 120 guests for dinner plus 290 additional seats for drinks.
• The Balinese Spa complex covers 1100 m2 (11,840 ft2).

Each Meraviglia and Meraviglia Plus-class vessel is equipped with 114 interactive screens, 244 information screens, 31 virtual screens, 81 video wall monitors, 3050 iBeacons, 700 WAPs (wireless access points), and 1200 CCTV cameras.

Rob – MSC Starship Club's humanoid robot bartender

Euribia is MSC’s second ship (after Virtuosa) to feature the MSC Starship Club (Starliner One Bar), a spaceship-themed venue served by the cruise industry’s first humanoid robot bartender—Rob. The MSC Starship Club combines entertainment and mixology, and its futuristic interior includes a cold-white illuminated ceiling, digital art wall, 3D holographic projections, and a 12-seat interactive digital table for personalized galactic journeys.

Rob mixes and serves cocktails while entertaining guests with natural body, head, and arm movements—shaking, stirring, garnishing, and pouring drinks. He speaks eight languages (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, English, French, German, Chinese, Japanese) and engages with passengers using both voice and expressive LED-based facial animations.

Between preparing drinks, Rob interacts with guests, changes facial expressions, dances, and tells jokes, riddles, and cosmic trivia. Orders are placed through vertical digital cockpits, and beverages are served in futuristic, custom MSC-branded souvenir glasses. Rob can prepare 16 “cosmic cocktails” (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) as well as personalized drinks made from more than 40 ingredients.