Mein Schiff 4 deck plans

Mein Schiff 4 (built in 2015, last refurbished in February-March 2025) is the second vessel in the new series of TUI Cruises ships. She has five sisterships – Mein Schiff 3 (2014), Mein Schiff 5 (2016), Mein Schiff 6 (2017), Mein Schiff 1 (2018), and Mein Schiff 2 (2019). The shipowner and operator, TUI Cruises, is a German joint venture between TUI AG (a major travel corporation, formerly Preussag AG) and Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd (the world’s second-largest passenger shipping company, after Carnival).

The TUI Mein Schiff 4 cruise ship deck plan includes a total of 1,253 cabins accommodating 2,506 passengers (maximum capacity 2,700), served by 1,000 crew and staff. The vessel has 15 decks (12 passenger-accessible, 9 with cabins), providing a total of 18,000 m² (193,750 ft²) of outdoor space. Onboard facilities include 11 restaurants and bistros, 12 bars and lounges, 2 swimming pools (one covered), 3 outdoor Jacuzzis, and 10 elevators.

The ship’s design was created by several renowned firms, including Wilson Butler Architects (responsible for deck areas, public spaces, theatre, and concert hall), CM Design (public areas, staterooms, restaurants, and entertainment venues), and Tillberg Design (interior design). All cabins were pre-manufactured by STX Finland Cabins.

Complimentary dining venues (included in all TUI Mein Schiff 4 cruise fares) are Atlantik (Klassik, Mediterran, and Brasserie), Anckelmannsplatz, GOSCH Sylt, Backstube, Tag und Nacht, and Eis Bar. Specialty restaurants available at an additional charge include Surf & Turf, Richards, and Hanami.

TUI Mein Schiff 4 Refurbishment 2020

During the ship’s 12-day drydock in 2020 (a USD 20 million project held in Marseille, France), the work was managed by Trimline UK (a Southampton-based interior outfitting company) in partnership with CM Design (project management) and Studio Aisslinger (led by furniture designer Werner Aisslinger).

In addition to regular maintenance work (including hull cleaning, coating, and repairs), several public venues were completely redesigned and refurbished: La Spezia (Italian restaurant), Hanami (Japanese restaurant), the Cafe Lounge (French bistro), and the Diamant Bar.

The ship also received custom-made designer furniture and over 40 joinery elements, including booth seating and a wine chiller cabinet.