I have been on Norwegian's Getaway Haven and the Carnival's Breeze Spa Suite and now Yacht Club Divina. I would caution against MSC.

Please let me start by saying I had a good time, and the price is great compared to the Norwegian Haven. I cannot quite put my finger on it ,but they are missing something. The new ship like the seaside are starting this wellness class and they brag about the sport equipment. That's great, But I was on a seven day cruise and not 1 yoga class was held. Because she ( who was obviously not even a yoga instructor more like a body builder) would not do the class unless there was 5 people. For some unknown reason the only class was at 10 am. A time when most people are probably on an excursion or getting ready to go. Why not 7 am like on Carnival. When I was on the Carnival Magic in December they had 2 complimentary classes: a stretch and and ab all before 8 am then a yoga class for 12$. On many days there was just me or me and a another person and the teacher taught the class regardless. I think MSC needs to do their research on yoga and the timing of these classes and availability. So disappointing I was going to book Seaside. But now I am going to return to Carnival Escape. Just Much , Much better services. And the free Booze is great, but you can buy the package on the other ships anyway. It was just not what they profess to be. This is the first negative comment I have ever had with a cruise line. I generally go with the flow and am happy for new experiences. But don't bill yourself as this wellness, yoga ship the yoga room was locked for the entire cruise and the spa staff, save doctor, was just rude and looked like painted hookers. Nothing wellness about this ship. It is a booze cruise with rude staff. My "Butler was great" although I could not really communicate with him as he did not speak English or Italian. It was just not as good as the cheapest Carnival I've taken. I don't really care about the money, but it's a lie. Shame on MSC. Do your homework.