MSC Cruises has unveiled the entertainment venues for MSC World Asia, including one brand-new concept and two favorites reimagined.
When MSC World Asia embarks on its first sailing in December 2026, it will mark the debut of The Clubhouse, MSC’s newest entertainment venue that will be “an exciting space where families come together for high-energy fun and creative play,” the cruise line said.
The Clubhouse will feature classic table games, a LEGO Family Zone, basketball, bumper cars and roller skating. The space will be vibrant, retro-inspired, and versatile, evolving at different times of day for a range of activities.
In addition, the beloved World Class ship staple, Luna Park, will be returning on MSC World Asia. This entertainment venue is marked by its LED lights and immersive digital displays that make way for lively youth activities by day and exciting nightlife by night.
The Harbour, another World Class classic, will also make its way onto MSC World Asia with a whole new, Asian-inspired look. It will notably feature the beginning point to the longest dry slide at sea, Tree of Life @ The Spiral, at a striking Asian pagoda. It will also have a ropes course, waterslides, kids’ playground, Harbour Bar & Bites, and MSC’s signature oversea swing, The Cliffhanger.
Other entertainment venues aboard the new ship will include The World Promenade, Panorama Lounge, and World Theatre, which will all host live performances.
The news comes after MSC unveiled more details about MSC World Asia last month. MSC World Asia will be the cruise line’s third World Class ship, following MSC World Europa and MSC World America, which debuted in April.
MSC World Asia will offer seven-night sailings to Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia for Rome, Messina, and Valletta beginning in winter 2026/27.
