Rostock (Warnemunde) to Baltic Sea MSC Magnifica Cruise Reviews

I was on the repositioning cruise from Copenhagen to Genoa. Somewhere off the coast of Portugal I slipped and broke my leg. Purely an accident. The problem came, though, when the Dr. insisted it was unnecessary to do an x-ray and said my ankle was sprained. I said it was more than that. He said it wasn't and sent me to my cabin. I had to step up on my leg to get into the bathroom. I ...

The ship is very nice. The pools are OK. The team - excellent. No real shows at night. the food is very very bad. the lowest of the lowest quality of ingredients - for instance: the was only rice Pilaf and they try to convince us that the RIZZOTO is good. the Chops are only with fat, almost no meat. Also this is a Baltic cruise - they do not serve SALMON !!! the staff is ordered to ...

First time with MSC. We found the Baltic itinerary well-balanced with four ports and two sea days. Fellow cruisers for this cruise were overwhelmingly German and Italian, and in the age group 55+. This would seem to have an influence on the entertainment, for example (see below). We had an Aurea balcony cabin and found it very comfortable and clean. Storage space was ample (with loads of ...

We chose this cruise due the fact we wished to see Baltic cities we had never visited before. The issues that I wish to address are far too many to enumerate so I will attempt to limit my review to those concerns which prompted us to provide a negative review. CABIN. Our cabin, although comfortable and as described, exhibited several sanitary and material deficiencies. The toilet (near the ...

We chose this cruise because of its perfect itinerary and our fantastic experiences with MSC. Starting conveniently in Warnemunde, Germany (we're German) we cruised the baltic sea and had stopps in Poland, Latvia, Ltiuania, Estland, Poland, Finland, Sweden and Denmark plus one sea day. Honestly, we were a bit concerned because of MSC Magnifica's bad ratings for but gladly non of them turned ...