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MSC Cruises adds fourth US home port
MSC Cruises has unveiled its new Galveston, Texas homeport.
Galveston will become home for MSC Seascape from November 2025, becoming MSC Cruises’ fourth US home port.
The cruise line opened sales for year-round sailings from the port, offering week-long itineraries with Sunday embarkation.
Caribbean cruises will serve ports of call like to Costa Maya and Cozumel and Roatan (Honduras) with the first departure set for 9 November 2025.
MSC Cruises’ CEO Gianni Onorato said: “This announcement is the latest step in our strategy to continue to grow our US footprint.”
“We began operations from our third US home port, New York City, where we now sail year-round, and we are proud to add Galveston to that growing line-up.”
We are committed to bringing our newest, most innovative ships to the US. and are pleased that MSC Seascape will be more easily accessible to guests in central and western US.”
MSC Seascape offers an upgraded family-friendly experience with 7,500 square feet of dedicated kids’ facilities and amusement options.
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