How Many Passengers On Msc Cruise Ships?

MSC Cruises, the largest privately owned cruise line in the world, has seen a slight increase in passengers in 2021 compared to the previous year, following a sharp drop in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The brand currently operates a fleet of 19 ships, with 3 new ships planned to enter service by June 2023. MSC Cruises offers a variety of ship sizes, with each ship accommodating between 2,520 and 6,762 passengers over 13 to 21 decks. The MSC World Europa, the largest cruise ship to date, has a capacity of 6,850 passengers.

MSC Cruises ships range in size from 248 meters long to 333 meters long, accommodating between 2,520 and 6,762 passengers over 13 to 21 decks. The MSC Armonia, the first ship in operation, has a capacity for nearly 7,000 passengers. The MSC Sinfonia, their first ship in operation, has a capacity of 2,546 passengers.

In 2021, the volume of MSC Cruises passengers totaled 723 thousand, rising from 685 thousand in 2020 but remaining below pre-pandemic levels. The WORLD Class MSC vessels have a max capacity of 6761 passengers, with the MSC Seaside having a maximum capacity of 4,132 passengers (double occupancy) and 5,119 passengers (maximum capacity).