MSC Cruises has announced plans to bring the line’s kids and family offerings to new heights on board its latest flagship, MSC Euribia, which is set to begin sailing this June. The action-packed program will invite guests of all ages to enjoy a variety of new entertainment options, adding to MSC Cruises' wealth of experiences at sea.
MSC Euribia’s new kids area will span seven rooms covering more than 7,500 square feet. Each room is dedicated to different age groups, from zero to 17 years old. Two rooms will be focused on sustainability to help educate children on the importance of the environment, with another focused on technological innovation in the digital age. Highlights of the new offerings on MSC Euribia include:
- Chicco Eco + Baby Club: Designed by Artsana group with sustainability in mind, the ship’s new Chicco Eco + Baby club is a partnership with renowned baby brand Chicco and will comprise a designated play area for babies and toddlers under three years old. The space will keep children entertained with safe and environmentally friendly toys made with 80 percent recycled plastic, or 67 percent organic and recycled plastic.
- MSC Foundation Youth Center: The ship will have a dedicated space for kids to participate in fun and educational activities. Here, they can learn more about the importance of the environment while their parents learn about the MSC Foundation’s programs and causes.
- Teens Club Extra Space: This new and innovative space will include a fun-filled room dedicated to teens, providing even more space and activities to meet the needs of MSC Cruises’ teenage guests. It offers PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, VR, foosball, table tennis and more.
- World Quest: The ship’s new game show is based on worldwide geography and trivia, offering guests an interactive journey on board and the opportunity to win prizes.
- Caravaggio: For the first time on board, MSC Cruises has created an unforgettable spy game show dedicated to art. The immersive game will allow guests to investigate a museum art heist and attempt to catch the thief.
The Kids Clubs on board will include:
- For babies: Chicco Eco + Baby Club (zero to years) with qualified crew members certified in caring for our youngest guests
- For younger kids: Mini Club (three to six years), and Juniors Club (seven to 11 years)
- For older kids: Young Club (12 to 14 years old), Teens Club (15 to 17 years), and Teens Lab (12 to 17 years)
- For children and adults: MSC Foundation Youth Center
Already announced family entertainment on board MSC Euribia includes:
- Z Active: Children and teens can enjoy a new sports program, including soccer, basketball, zorb ball, pickleball and hoverboarding.
- MasterChef at Sea Juniors: The onboard experience will comprise a cooking competition on stage for kids ages five to 12. The experience will let kids express their cooking creativity and encourage healthy eating habits.
- MSC Dance Crew: A competition developed in partnership with Fremantle, the production company behind world-acclaimed TV shows like Idols, The X Factor, and the Got Talent series. The MSC Dance Crew will have teams of guests from 10 to 17 years old competing to win the title of dance crew of the year.
- Cabin 12006 - The Secret Game: Derived from the MSC original “Cabin 12006” web series, guests will be invited on a memorable experience to participate in a game of solving mysteries on board, which will combine music, videos, Tik Tok trials, memory games, and more.
- Break the Wall: An immersive high-tech game show where guests stand in front of a giant digital wall determining which surprise tests will be performed on stage, in front of a jury composed of audience members.
- Doremiland, Documentary: In the style of a documentary, an exclusive travel show with children and teenagers will play on in-cabin televisions. It will offer a captivating behind-the-scenes look at MSC Cruises’ exceptional family products and offerings.
- Drone Academy 2.0: A lively and high-tech relay race involving glowing drones and obstacles will come to life at night. The unique experience will use POV cameras and VR, allowing guests to compete in teams by navigating through 15 obstacles in the quickest time possible.
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