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Our privileged Yacht Club experience started as soon as we rolled up to PortMiami. Jump the Lines: You Get On and Off The Ship First In the upper suites, you also get a bottle of your favorite spirit, along with mixers. Wait, you're still thirsty? Don't forget the minibar, which your butler will stock daily with beer, sodas, iced teas and a choice of sparkling or still water. Before you write off the latter as 'nice to have but not necessary' category, know that MSC Seashore has one of the larger thermal suites that we've seen at sea, with not just the usual saunas, steam rooms and thalassotherapy pool, but a Kneipp progression of spa showers, a Himalayan salt room and a snow room. The Yacht Club package also includes a two-device WiFi package and access to the thermal spa suite. (The only exception to this we found was in the Hola! Tacos specialty restaurant, where you do pay extra for your margaritas).

On MSC Seashore, that price limit means you can order almost any kind of fruity cocktail you want, wherever you go on the ship. All Yacht Club suites come with a premium drink package that covers all beverages, alcoholic and non, up to $15. Look beyond the base cost, though, and notice what you're getting. Expect the cost to rise as your suite gets bigger, as Royal Suites cost around $12,000 and the Owners Suite can get up to $16,000 for a couple (figures are averages, given to me by MSC Seashore's Yacht Club Director Robert Balla). Interior cabins start at around $2,800 for two people and a balcony will run you $4,100 for two people. There's no question that the Yacht Club is a splurge. All Inclusive: So Much Comes With Your Yacht Club Fare - Including Your Drink Package And I already mentioned the canapes that magically arrive at various hours of the day. Downstairs in the lounge, you'll also find small bar snacks. A small buffet is set out all day long outdoors at Top Sail, with a rotating list of goodies, ranging from breakfast to lunch to afternoon snacks and tea. If you're feeling peckish, there's no reason to leave the Yacht Club unless you want to.

I choose the latter option, knowing it will keep me content until dinner at the Yacht Club's special restaurant. Or you can get your tea sandwiches and pastries near the Yacht Club pool and bring them to your plush lounger or daybed.

#Mdr seashore restaurant full#

Or a scone with clotted cream and preserves the Yacht Club has a full English tea in the lounge daily at this hour. So many shrimp that the Yacht Club waiters, used to anticipating your food and drink needs, brought out extra cocktail sauce.īut that was all of four hours ago and now it's time for canapes. No matter that I already ate an embarrassing amount of shrimp at the seafood extravaganza lunch in the Top Sail buffet, reserved for the guests on MSC Seashore staying in the ship's suite-within-a-suite complex, the Yacht Club. and like a conditioned Pavlov's dog, my stomach growls. Food Glorious Food: You Will Never Go Hungry in MSC Yacht Club Read on for a list of MSC Yacht Club perks and our take on why you should be sailing in the Yacht Club on your next cruise.

We think it's the perfect choice for luxury lovers who want to feel pampered at a reasonable price or families who want the fun amenities of a big ship, while still having an aura of exclusivity. In addition to the MSC Yacht Club benefits we'll list below, there's the obvious one: With fewer cabins and lots of dedicated space, the club lends a feeling of serenity, far from the rest of the bustling mega-ship. Overall, you'll find an experience that's more refined and upscale than the frenetic activity and packed pools located outside its walls. Since then, the line has added the MSC Yacht Club to MSC Splendida, MSC Divina and MSC Preziosa, as well as all newer ships since including MSC Seaside, MSC Meraviglia, MSC Seaview, MSC Bellissima, MSC Virtuosa, MSC Grandiosa - and the ship I am currently on - the newest in the fleet, MSC Seashore.įares can vary, but in general, cabins in the Yacht Club cost double what you'd spend on a regular cabin (see below). The luxurious MSC Yacht Club - where passengers have their separate section of the ship, including a lounge, pool and restaurant - was introduced on MSC Fantasia, when it debuted in 2008.