MSC Musica Review

What a nightmare

Review for the Western Mediterranean Cruise on MSC Musica
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Mr.Binks
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Jul 2011

MSC Musica was an absolute nightmare. We were all suspect of it prior to boarding even, because MSC requires that its passengers not be in any casual attire in public areas after 6:00 PM. This caught me off guard, as the purpose of a cruise is to relax and whatnot, and there is still plenty of sunlight and activities to do at 6:00 PM. I can understand being more formal for dinners, etc. but it seems absurd to me that I cannot enjoy any additional activities after a certain hour.

On that note, MSC Musica also shuts down all activities on the deck (hot tub, swimming, tanning, etc.) after 8:00 PM, which restricts you to do either one of three things: go to their nightly show, drink, or eat. On my previous Carnival Cruise, which was an excellent experience, I was allowed to enjoy the cruise amenities well into the late hours of the night. why MSC decides to shut down its pools and hot tubs so early on is beyond me.

While on MSC, I also found an immense lack of entertainment. They offered only one show a night, and if you did not particularly enjoy it that night, then you would be left without anything to do. They offered a disco, but that was normally flooded by young teens that enjoyed staring at each other while they crowded the dancefloor.

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Our particular cabin was pretty dirty. There were stains on the toilet that could be wiped off, yet they were never cleaned.

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