MSC Seascape deck plans

MSC Seascape (2022-built/under construction) is the second of MSC Cruises Seaside EVO-class liners, with the sistership MSC Seashore (2021). Compared to the earlier Seaside-class vessels Seaside (2017) and Seaview (2018), Seascape is larger (339 m vs 323 m), with 2270 staterooms (vs 2067) and a greater maximum passenger capacity (5877 vs 4961), served by 1648 staff and crew (vs 1413). Both the Seaside and Seaside EVO classes were designed for year-round deployment in warm-weather destinations.

The MSC Seascape deck plan shows 2270 staterooms for 4540 passengers (5877 max capacity) served by 1648 crew (818 crew cabins). The ship has 19 decks (12 passenger-accessible, 11 with cabins), 11 dining venues, 19 bars and lounges, and 6 swimming pools. Key features include the two-deck “Cabaret Rouge” (aft), a Magrodome (sliding glass roof over one swimming pool), an expanded Infinity Pool (with half-submerged concrete loungers extending to the stern), two Infinity Whirlpools (port and starboard, 10 seats each), the main swimming pool (with both swimming and standing-depth areas, connected to the Pirate Cove Aquapark), three catwalks (glass-floored viewing platforms), and a 540 m / 1770 ft Waterfront Promenade.

Seascape’s “MSC Yacht Club” is currently the fleet’s largest (32,000 ft² / 2973 m²). This all-inclusive Suite complex (a ship-within-a-ship enclave) is reserved exclusively for YC-category passengers. Spanning four decks, it features a three-deck-high Onyx Wall (backlit), Swarovski crystal staircases, the Top Sail Lounge (with bar service, live music, gourmet canapés, complimentary beverages), an exclusive restaurant (serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a premium wine list and daily-changing a la carte menu), and a poolside bar and grill. The private sundeck and pool area have been expanded to over 21,000 ft² (1950 m²), offering a larger swimming pool and a panoramic Jacuzzi (8 seats, individually controlled jets). The complex includes 131 Suites plus two Owner’s Suites (new category, 1054 ft² / 98 m²), each with an enlarged terrace featuring an outdoor hot tub, glass wall, dining area, and sundeck space.

Seascape also offers the fleet’s largest outdoor deck space (~13,000 m² / 140,000 ft²), including the 540 m / 1772 ft Promenade lined with outdoor bars and dining venues.

MSC EVO ships main features include:

• Oceanview glass elevators (with fully glass walls and floors)
• Lower-positioned Lido/Pool Deck with a sea-level Promenade encircled by a glass wall and lined with duty-free shops and outdoor dining venues (restaurants, bars, lounges)
• 11 balcony cabin types, including 50 terraced cabins (overlooking the Promenade Deck) and 32 Suites with Balcony Jacuzzis
• Outdoor wellness facilities (spa and fitness), including luxury cabanas for outdoor treatments and wellness cabins with Kinesis Technogym equipment
• Double-deck Atrium with a transparent oceanview glass wall
• Three catwalks (with glass floors and railings) extending beyond the ship’s profile
• Top-deck Zip Line
• Luxury suites (with balcony Jacuzzis), and connecting family cabins
• Enlarged MSC Yacht Club (private lounge, solarium, swimming pool), expanded Doremi kids playground (with LEGO room), larger Aquapark (five waterslides), and more specialty restaurants with alfresco terraces on the Promenade Deck
• 1100-seat theater (main show lounge), 5D Cinema, six swimming pools, one Infinity Pool, and two Infinity Jacuzzis

MSC Seascape features 10 large-capacity eateries: five select restaurants (three MDRs/main dining rooms, Aurea Restaurant, Yacht Club Restaurant) and five themed venues (Seafood Restaurant, Steak House, Teppanyaki, Sushi Bar, Bistrot), along with 20 specialty bars and lounges.