MSC Grandiosa deck 18 plan (Gauguin-Kids-Teens)
Deck layout and review
Review of MSC Grandiosa deck 18 (Gauguin-Kids-Teens)
- Note: MSC Grandiosa Deck 17 = Deck 18 (“17” is considered an unlucky number in Italy)
- sports and kids facilities, MSC Yacht Club Suites
- There is a new onboard sports program (called DOREBRO) and an interactive cooking class (called DOREMI Chef) lead by the Michelin chef Carlo Cracco. Both programs are designed especially for kids and teenagers.
- DOREBRO sports program is via partnership with the UK-based King’s Active. The program targets kids and teens (3-17-years-old) and offers a variety of active sports and games into 2 daily sessions.
- “DOREMI Chef by Carlo Cracco” is a cooking class via partnership with 2-star Michelin chef Carlo Cracco. The cooking class is led by one of the ship’s chefs, features the DOREMI mascot and targets kids ages 3-11. They can learn how to make homemade pasta from scratch and various cooking tips. Upon completion, each kid receives an official "mini-chef" certificate signed by chef Cracco himself.
- MSC YACHT CLUB Restaurant (forward)
- Sliding Roof (glass-dome cover over the Solarium pool area)
- Sky Lounge & Bar
- Reception (for the children’s facilities)
- Doremi Lab
- Sportplex / Team Sport Area (sports court, upper level)
- Baby Club Chicco (nursery / babysitting facility)
- Mini Club Lego
- Juniors Club Lego
- Young Club
- Doremi Studio
- Attic Club
- Teen Club
- Horizon Bar
- Sun Deck (aft-location outdoor area with a pool)
- Cruise cabins from 18001 to 18019, all of which are Yacht Club DeLuxe suites.