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MSC Seascape introducing new kid-friendly interactive experiences
MSC Cruises unveiled details of upcoming flagship MSC Seascape’s elevated family-friendly experiences.
The ship offers 98 hours of live entertainment per cruise, 700 square metres of dedicated kids’ space and cutting-edge amusement options when she launches in December 2022, offering seven-night cruises in the Caribbean.
New spaces on MSC Seascape include two exclusively designed LEGO rooms, three new concept spaces for teens aged 12 to 17, and interactive game shows
“We have invested heavily in the entertainment proposition for our youngest guests. We know they value the latest technology, trends and happenings more than any other group,” said MSC Cruises Global Head of Entertainment Steve Leatham.
Other activities and entertainment that can be enjoyed on board includes ‘Teens Late Show, ’and the MSC Foundation Junior Ambassadors program for understanding projects such as marine conservation.
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