The 5 reasons for the 5 reasons for toddlers to love the new MSC World America cruise ship
Not all cruise ships adapted to families are aimed at toddlers. As a mother of two tiny volunteer humans looking for constant movements, exploration and independence, I am looking for special equipment – children’s clubs designed for centuries under the age of five at swimming pools and outdoor attractions that they can benefit safely.
MSC Cruises has always responded to families with babies and toddlers, and its new MSC World America ship makes this commitment to the next level. After spending time on board, I find it difficult to beat the value of these five reasons:
1. I have never seen so much attention to details in a children’s club (outside of Disney).
(… And I was on a myriad of ships in all traditional cruise lines.)
A panoply of partnerships with big names like Lego and Chicco sets the tone in Doremiland. At more than 10,000 square feet, it is one of the biggest clubs for children at sea and includes a mini club for children from three to six years old and a baby club for three -year -olds.
The mini club is what I would describe as vapor. It offers a solid program of arts and enrichis while encouraging practical learning. Lego construction stations (with bricks of toddlers that are smaller than those of older rooms) and an adorable space on the theme of honey which immerses itself in the science of bees, with a wall of educational puzzle, completes the strengths.
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In the baby club, an open space with high -quality baby toys and games as well as padded climbers offers a perfect environment for learning and playing.
2. There is an outdoor terrace specially for families, with seven days of pleasure.
Nestled with main pools, the port is open to everyone, but toddlers are far from being a reflection afterwards. They obtain a generous slice of dedicated attractions, including a children’s swimming pool, a splash cushion and a slide for the little ones, the little ones, as young as three, as well as a dry playground with a tube slide accessible from the emblematic flagship of the bridge.
Large kids who measure at least 48 inches can hunt sensations of sensations on the adventure course of the cords of the path and additional water slides.
3. The 19 catering places offer children’s menus for difficult eaters.
World cuisines such as Japanese and Mexican at Eataly pizza, steak and more relaxed advertising dishes, the 19 MSC World America catering sites are satisfying each desire. But we all know that variety may not be sufficient to impress some of the most demanding guests: toddlers.
Rest assured: each restaurant of the ship offers a children’s menu. Parents and guards do not have to sacrifice where they want to dine, and difficult eaters are hosted – he is a win -win.
The buffet also has a “just for children” section, with chicken offers, pizzas and other traditional bites.
4. Did I mention that MSC will pick up your children after finishing eating, so you hang time alone?
There is no guilt to take advantage of the MSC Happy Dinners program, through which the children of the children’s club will collect your toddler once they have finished eating, so that you can indulge in a single time. Available for children from three to 11 years old, the program allows young people to play in the children’s club while their parents or their guards finish dinner.
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The staff of the children’s club also accommodate group dinners for children at the buffet, so that their adults can have the ultimate appointment evening.
5. The Lego family area is one of my favorite “Mommy and Me” dating places.
MSC Cruises responded to requests from parents and guards for an interior space that would allow them to play with Their children, by presenting the LEGO family area. (Note: Parents are not allowed to stay and play in children’s clubs for security and security reasons – a rule that is universal throughout the industry.)
This new space, easily accessible from the Port Outdoor Family Terrace, includes small LEGO construction stations and corners. You and your children can build everything, from bouquets of flowers to cafes thanks to a large collection of bricks.
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