MSC Divina Review

Excellent cruise with just a few niggles

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on MSC Divina
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JemIB66
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Oct 2012
Traveled with children

We boarded the ship in Venice, having booked a package which included flights from London and transfer to the ship.

Our daughter (9 years old) is in a wheelchair. The transfers, both to and from the ship were very smooth, with MSC staff assisting us with embarkation and disembarkation.

Once onboard, we were immediately taken to our cabin, a category 5 oceanview on deck 8. The cabin was very clean and comfortable with enough space for our daughter's wheelchair despite not being a disabled cabin (there are no disabled oceanview cabins on this ship which, considering its size and age, is disappointing).

Cabin Review

Cabin 5

Our cabin was very pleasant and conveniently situated. It was sufficiently spacious to accommodate our daughter's wheelchair, despite not being a disabled cabin. It was very quiet, despite being close to the lift area.

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