MSC Divina Review
4.0 / 5.0
marschaller
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s
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Sail Date: Dec 2017
Cabin: Balcony Stateroom
Traveled with children
It was our 5th cruise on Divina (7th with MSC).
Previous Captain of Divina along with First Officers and managers were moved to Seaside and it was a really good change. The new management makes much-much better work than the previous - even though we have not had any problem with the "old" team neither.
During our previous 4 cruise on Divina, we had to watch exactly the same shows every year, so now we expected something new, especially due to the extended length of the cruise.
Cabin Review
Balcony Stateroom
Cabin B2
1251 is a handycap stateroom, therefore double sized than a suite.
We had room for everyone and for everything.
Only negative thing is the shower. Due to the room for disabled, this shower doesn't have plastic wall and doors, just a curtain. Therefore, the bathroom was flooded with water after every bath.
Port Reviews
Ocho Rios
Taxi drivers want more for an 1 mile ride than a stretch limo for one hour in NYC...
There is a beautiful garden at the top of the hill, right beside the port.
The distance is 1 mile (we been there last year, we walked up to the hill which is extremely steep, so this year we decided to ride by a taxi), but the cheapest offer was $40 PER PERSON!
Finally we left the hyenas behind and just took a walk to the town and back to the ship.
Miami
It was a special day for MSC, first day of brand new Seaside.
MSC has it's own terminal at Miami (Terminal F), but today, the Seaside was docked there.
Divina was docked in a previous produce warehouse temporary, but the embarkation procedure was really quick.
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