MSC Cruises has revealed groundbreaking entertainment spaces for its forthcoming flagship vessel, MSC World Asia, scheduled to launch in December 2026.
The ship will introduce The Clubhouse, a retro-themed family entertainment area, alongside completely reimagined versions of Luna Park and The Harbour.
The vessel represents the third addition to the cruise line's World Class fleet, incorporating subtle Asian cultural elements throughout its design. From December next year, the ship will navigate seven-night Mediterranean routes, stopping at major ports including Barcelona, Marseille, Rome via Civitavecchia, Naples and Malta's Valletta.
These new venues promise round-the-clock activities and experiences, establishing MSC World Asia as a comprehensive floating entertainment destination.
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The Clubhouse: Where retro meets modern family fun
This new venue combines nostalgic charm with contemporary entertainment across multiple activity zones. Families can enjoy traditional table games alongside modern attractions, including a dedicated LEGO® Family Zone.
The space features bumper cars, basketball courts and roller skating facilities, creating diverse entertainment options for different age groups. Throughout the day, The Clubhouse transforms from a family bonding environment into an energetic evening entertainment destination.
The venue's retro-inspired aesthetic provides a backdrop for both structured activities and spontaneous play. Its design encourages multi-generational interaction, allowing children and adults to participate together in various pursuits. Evening programming shifts the atmosphere towards a more social setting.
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|This new venue combines nostalgic charm with contemporary entertainment across multiple activity zones
Luna Park: Two decks of immersive entertainment
The reimagined Luna Park stretches across two levels, creating an adaptable entertainment complex equipped with LED screens, atmospheric projections and advanced sound systems. The venue hosts interactive game shows, celebrations and specially themed events throughout the voyage.
Digital displays wrap around the main arena, complemented by ceiling projections and responsive lighting that draws audiences into performances. During daylight hours, the space accommodates youth programmes and activities.
After dark, Luna Park transforms into the ship's main nightlife destination, featuring curated DJ performances and party experiences extending late into the evening. A newly conceived bar within Luna Park will serve guests, though specific details remain under wraps.
The venue's technological capabilities enable rapid transitions between different entertainment formats, from family-friendly shows to adult-oriented evening programming.
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The Harbour: Asian-inspired adventure park at sea
The Harbour receives an elegant Asian-themed makeover, featuring the Cliffhanger swing ride that propels passengers more than 50 metres above the ocean. This attraction makes MSC World Asia the sole European cruise ship offering such an over-water thrill ride.
A striking Asian pagoda serves as the starting point for the Tree of Life @The Spiral, an 81.3-metre dry slide descending 12 decks at breathtaking speed. The outdoor park also incorporates high ropes challenges, water slides and dedicated children's play areas.
Between adventures, passengers can refuel at Harbour Bar & Bites, which provides complimentary food selections. The venue combines adrenaline-pumping attractions with relaxation spaces, appealing to thrill-seekers and families alike.