MSC Meraviglia - Bahamas & Florida from New York
MSC Meraviglia sails a 7-night Bahamas and Florida itinerary from Brooklyn, New York, combining sea days with stops at Port Canaveral, Nassau, and Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve. As the lead ship of the Meraviglia class, she features a stunning indoor promenade with an 80-meter LED sky, Cirque du Soleil at Sea, and the popular MSC Yacht Club luxury enclave.
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Ship Details — MSC Meraviglia
View full MSC Meraviglia detailsYear Built
2017
Tonnage
171,598 GT
Passengers
5,714
Crew
1,536
Decks
19
Class
Meraviglia
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What Travelers Say About MSC Meraviglia
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every MSC Meraviglia sailing. Based on 2,500 discussions.
MSC Meraviglia, launched in 2017 as the lead ship of MSC's Meraviglia class, is a large, family-focused vessel best known for its breathtaking Galleria - an indoor promenade crowned by the longest LED dome ceiling at sea, which cycles through animated skies, sunsets and starscapes. Sailing Caribbean and Bahamas itineraries from New York and Port Canaveral, it carries a distinctly European, design-led vibe that reviewers repeatedly call stunning and elegant. With four pools, the Polar Aquapark, a Broadway-style theater and the purpose-built Carousel Lounge, there's a constant lineup of things to do.
What People Love
- Stunning, elegant ship - the Galleria with its longest-at-sea LED dome ceiling is a genuine showstopper that screams European style
- Strong value, especially when booked on a deal, for a large, feature-packed ship
- Excellent and varied entertainment with productions in the Broadway-style theater and the impressive Carousel Lounge
Common Complaints
- Service is inconsistent - some guests report excellent crew while others describe staff as rude or unhelpful
- Main dining and buffet food is hit-or-miss and often underwhelms American palates
- The big ship has choke points and congested areas that clog up and feel less accessible at peak times