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Titled “Lego Friends,” the life-size characters at the bench are made of Legos. I’ve also seen a cute little photo opp in the children’s pool area. Passengers can climb in the balloon basket and it appears they are actually floating over those beautiful sites. It looks like a hot-air balloon with a huge LED screen behind it that changes to show famous sites, including the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Not far from the tunnel is another selfie spot. I got tired of waiting for the tunnel to be empty for my photo so I took it anyway. As you can see in my photo, a group with cellphones was taking photos of themselves in the psychedelic tunnel. Every time I’ve been there, someone was taking photos or videos. Adorned with chrome and mirrors, the tunnel changes colors.

One of the most popular photo spots is on deck 7, a passageway that looks like an outer space tunnel. I have seen more selfies taken on this ship which has places that seem meant for selfies and videos. The master architects and interior designers who created the new MSC Seashore are certainly a smart bunch. Sure hope she quickly said yes, maybe just so they could finish crossing that amazingly high structure.

I was told that a young man got down on his knees and proposed to his girlfriend in the middle of the Bridge of Sighs. With the sea breeze wafting around you, it feels like walking on air. Projecting out of MSC Seashore on deck 16, the glass-floored Bridge of Sighs is 72 feet above the Infinity Pool on deck eight. Taking a deep breath, I slowly strolled across the “Bridge of Sighs.” I’m not one for heights, so I certainly did breathe a big sigh of relief when I reached the other side. It is outfitted with Technogym equipment including circuit training equipment, cardio machines, weight machines, medicine balls and more. The fitness center is one of the largest I’ve ever seen on a ship. Seashore’s Aurea Spa and adjacent fitness center have more than 25,000 square feet with 21 treatment rooms, barber shop, hair and nail salon, thalassotherapy pool, changing rooms and outdoor area with sun loungers and hot tubs. I was the only one sitting in the snow room so it was quite peaceful and pleasant.

#Msc seashore cruise skin#

The practice is said to exercise your blood vessels, nourish your skin and get blood flowing better throughout the body. Roman bathing was based on the practice of moving through heated rooms then plunging into cold water at the end. The snow is part of a hot-cold therapy said to have health benefits. Snow on a cruise ship? In the Caribbean? Yep, the ship’s Aurea Spa offers a salt room, sensory steam room, heated tile loungers and a snow room. I might find even more before the cruise is over but wanted to share these with you.Īfter a hot walk back to the ship in the bright Cozumel midday sun, I was looking forward to cooling off in the snow aboard MSC Seashore. Might as well just enjoy the ride until you can get off the elevator at a stop and touch in the deck you really want.Īlong with those elevators, I’ve discovered some other interesting aspects of the MSC Seashore. That means you can’t change your mind about where you want to go after you’ve entered the car. There are no buttons to push once you are inside the elevator. When that elevator car arrives, that’s the one that lights up so you know to board. Then you are assigned to a particular letter elevator. You use the elevator touchscreen outside the elevator to select the deck number you want. Each elevator bay is outfitted with electronic keypads. So, although the Seashore was built to attract American cruisers, the ship still has some Italian and European touches.Īs for those elevators, the technology also is different which is surprising to some passengers on first use.

Founded in Italy in 1989, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.