Ship MSC World Europe
Between 2022 and 2026, MSC, in collaboration with SFX France, is launching 4 new class ships called World Class. These are the company's first vessels powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and also the largest cruise ships in the world: their maximum capacity of 6,850 guests surpasses the previously largest ship, Harmony of the Seas by Royal Caribbean, by a full 70 people.
The first new LNG-powered cruise ship is MSC World Europa. It is a modern cruise ship that breaks records, sets new standards, and is the most sustainable futuristic cruise ship of MSC Cruises. Powered by cleaner fuel and green technology integrated throughout the ship, it is a statement of commitment to the future of this planet. This next-generation performance significantly reduces emissions and represents a milestone on the path to zero-emission operations. Its state-of-the-art design also includes the latest water recycling technology for wastewater treatment and propellers designed to reduce underwater noise with marine life in mind.
Guests of MSC World Europa can choose from a total of 2,626 cabins and suites of various classes. The futuristic "Y"-shaped design of the ships offers even better views and more cabins with balconies. New features include family-oriented "villages," a panoramic deck, or a glass-enclosed social area by the pool.