MSC Euribia Walk Through
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- čas přidán 26. 10. 2023
- Welcome to our comprehensive walkthrough of the MSC Euribia cruise ship! In this video, we'll take you on a virtual tour of this magnificent vessel, showcasing its stunning features, luxurious amenities, and all that it has to offer for your unforgettable cruise experience.
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The MSC Euribia is a 2023 newly launched cruise ship/flagship vessel of the MSC fleet with a capacity of 6327 passengers. It's a true marvel of modern engineering and design.
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Filmed whilst docked in Zeebrugge, the ship looks quite similar to the Virtuosa besides some little differences here and there 😉
Thanks for sharing, going on this in January 😊
Have fun on this beautiful ship 🚢
@@travelwithfrank thank you, we are looking forward to the ‘sea’ days as much as seeing places 🚢🚢
Should passengers submit any vaccine certificates (Covid-19)before boarding
no, just a self health questionnaire
@@travelwithfrank Thanks for your answer. I will join EURIBIA in Hamburg on 12Nov.
We were on Euribia at Half Term 😢 over 6,200 people.. crowds everywhere, not a bit like your video. Lots of grumbling passengers too.. cabin too small, meals bland, bars closed, too noisy at night to get sleep, drinks service slow, cutlery replacement in restaurant very slow, huge main restaurant The Marketplace more like a cattle market! And it was closed 4:30-6:30pm !! When hundreds of families wanted to eat 😮
Didn't go to the places advertised.. excuses given but perhaps it's because you can't tender ashore that many people?
Just know it's not all it seems and note that even films in your cabin cost 9 Euros whereas they are free on P&O or Princess.
Sorry to be so negative but as you can tell, we were disappointed.
Generally, when cruises do not stop at ports that they advertised it is not because they don't want to. There can be a lot of reasons that when you think about it, make a lot of sense.
A cruise we were on in the Caribbean was to stop at a few islands. About 2 months earlier, some of the islands had been hit by a hurricane. The cruise line had been told that the repairs would be done, but they were not. The cruise went to Aruba instead.
Where I live, cruises stop and tender people into the harbor. The last cruise got in at 6am and left at 7am. The waves were too high to put people on a tender without it becoming a whitewater rafting experience.
Considering I will be on this boat in a week, I'll come back and give you my opinion.