Mein Schiff 7 deck plans

Mein Schiff 7 (2023-built) is the seventh ship in the TUI Cruises fleet, with sisterships Mein Schiff 1 (2018) and Mein Schiff 2 (2019). The shipowner and operator, TUI Cruises GmbH, is a joint venture between TUI AG (a German travel corporation, formerly Preussag AG) and Royal Caribbean (RCCL, the world’s second-largest cruise company after Carnival).

The TUI Mein Schiff 7 cruise ship deck plan includes a total of 1,447 cabins for 2,534 passengers (maximum capacity 2,894) served by 1,000 crew and staff. The vessel has 14 passenger-accessible decks (out of 16 total), including 10 with cabins, and offers 20,500 m² (220,700 ft²) of total outdoor deck space. Onboard facilities include 12 restaurants and bistros, 15 bars and lounges, a large 2,400 m² (25,800 ft²) wellness complex, 2 swimming pools (1 covered), 4 outdoor Jacuzzis, and 10 elevators.

The ship’s design team features renowned companies such as Wilson Butler Architects (decks, public areas, theater, concert hall), CM Design (interiors, public areas, cabins, restaurants, entertainment venues), and Tillberg Design (interior concepts). TUI Mein Schiff 7’s cabins were pre-manufactured by STX Finland Cabins.

Complimentary dining venues (included in all TUI Mein Schiff 7 cruise fares) include Atlantik (Klassik, Brasserie, Mediterranean), Anckelmannsplatz, GOSCH Sylt, Backstube, Tag & Nacht, Eis Bar, and Osteria (pizzeria). Specialty restaurants available at an additional charge include Surf & Turf, Richards, Hanami (Asian), and Schmankerl-Entspannt (Austrian).