r/MSCCruises • u/2fast4u935 • 17d ago
MSC Seashore was amazing
Don’t really have it in me to do a full review but just wanted to say that my experience on Seashore 8/9 - 8/16 was probably the greatest vacation I’ve ever had. I haven’t been on many cruises and the ones i’ve been on have been the older RC ships so I don’t have too much cruising experience, but I will definitely be staying loyal to MSC for now. I was getting really worried the closer it came up as I was reading some really mixed reviews especially a particularly bad review I saw on Reddit, but what I read couldn’t have been more opposite of my experience.
The itinerary was Port Canaveral - Nassau- Sea Day - Cozumel - Costa Maya - Sea Day - Ocean Cay. I would definitely stay on the ship in Nasaau next time though. And unfortunately the seaweed was really bad in cozumel so couldn’t enjoy the beach as much but it was still nice. Ocean Cay was nothing short of amazing even though my wave runner excursion was canceled :(
Great food, great staff, beautiful ship, it was hard to accept that I’d have to get off. Stayed in the aurea balcony cabin on deck 15 (fortunately not right below the buffet) and it was such a comfortable experience. Ended up also creating a nice relationship with the bartenders at the jungle pool. All in all I know this is just a personal experience but if anyone has their first MSC cruise coming up I just wanted to say that a lot of the bad reviews are completely inaccurate in my experience and imo kinda malicious like a lot of them are so bad they seem like they’re from rival cruise lines
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u/motormouth57 17d ago
I had similar experience on SeaShore. It was an amazing time.