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MSC World Europa unveils kid-friendly amenities
MSC Cruises teased details of the s line-up of activities designed for kids and families on upcoming ship MSC World Europa.
The line’s most environmentally advanced flagship set enters service in December 2022.
MSC World Europa will feature the largest kids’ area in MSC Cruises’ fleet, offering seven distinct spaces dedicated to different age groups.
It comprises Baby Club for toddlers up to 3 years, Mini Club and Juniors Club (3 – 11 years)and Young Club and Teen Club (12 – 17 years) .
“We have invested heavily in the entertainment offering for our younger guests, and we know they value the latest technology, trends and experiences,” said Matteo Mancini, Kids’ Entertainment Manager.
Brand-new activities on the ship include LEGO Celebration Room, 3,2,1 Knock gameshow for the whole family, and Beat The Music a family-friendly interactive game show dedicated to music.
Z Active is a brand new sports program for kids and teens including football, basketball, zorb ball and and hoverboards.
The Drone Academy 2.0: is a high-tech drone relay race featuring glowing drones with POV cameras and a VR experience.
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