MSC Divina Review

Cruise That Exceeded Our Expectations

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rojoand8
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Oct 2017
Cabin: Yacht Club Executive & Family Suite

We sailed on Oct 21, 2017 for 7 nights on the MSC Divina . This little review needs a heads up. We (meaning my DH-69 and myself-68) stayed in a YC2 suite, #12002. so our perspective may be a little rose-colored.

Embarkation: WOW! We were whisked up to the YC waiting area where we got our pictures taken for our cruise. We then waited until the ship was cleared for embarkation. The butler took us up to the Top Sail Lounge where we met with our butler for the week. He took us to our cabin and explained everything to us. Then our vacation began.

The Ship: Gorgeous. Even though it is a very large ship, it didn't feel like it. There were pools all over the ship. The LaSerene pool, the one with the retractable roof was never busy. Whenever we went past, maybe 10-15 people the most. The main pool was where the action was. It was a little busy by the adults only pool--I think that was do the fact it was by the smoking are at the aft of the ship. The we were at the YC pool there was never more than 6 people in it. This ship has an abundance of bars and lounges. During the day many people took to them to read, play games and cards and to just chat with friends.

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Yacht Club Executive & Family Suite

Cabin YC2

The cabin was a delight. There was only one time we actually missed not having a balcony. That was one afternoon when we were reading for a while.

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