Lego on MSC Cruises’ World America will expand ship-wide

Lego + MSC Cruises

Lego has been part of the kids’ clubs on MSC Cruises for years. When the company’s new World America ship sets sail in 2025, Lego’s presence onboard will head to a new level.

Why Lego on MSC Cruises? Matteo Mancini, senior manager of youth entertainment for MSC Cruises, said, “Lego is universal. Kids and teens are meeting families from all over the world [onboard MSC Cruises], with all different cultures and languages. Lego is a universal experience.”

MSC Cruises is the world’s third-largest cruise line, and an industry leader in Europe and growing in the North America market. Their ships attract an international audience, welcoming more than 180 different nationalities on board.

Lego on MSC World America

MSC World America will feature seven distinct districts when it enters service in April 2025, each bringing together a range of tailored experiences. In addition to Lego in the kids’ club, families can enjoy Lego together in multiple ways on MSC World America.

Family Aventura stretches across decks 19 and 20 on MSC World America and is completely dedicated to kids, teenagers, and families. Here guests will find the Lego Family Zone, where parents and children can play together and unleash their inner “master builder.”

For the first time in the cruise industry, MSC World America will host a Lego parade, which will march through the ship from Family Aventura to the World Promenade once per cruise.

MSC World America will also offer a Lego Family Game Show. During each cruise, families will have the opportunity to come together for an exhilarating team challenge in which parents and children compete. The competition will feature timed challenges, colorful bricks, and unexpected twists, all culminating to determine the ultimate winner.

Family Activities on MSC World America

In addition to Lego, families will find plenty of entertainment onboard, including The Harbour outdoor park with its exhilarating high ropes course, the thrilling new state-of-the-art Cliffhanger attraction, and a playground modeled after the iconic lighthouse at Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in The Bahamas. 

The Sportplex will appeal to older, active kids with MSC Cruises’ Formula 1 racing simulator, basketball and tennis courts, bumper cars, and roller skating. MSC World America will host a dedicated sports program with football, basketball, Zorb ball sessions, pickleball, and hoverboards. There’s also the Drone Academy — a lively, high-tech drone relay race that will come to life at night through light effects and glowing drones.

You can find more information on MSC World America’s family friendly features on our sister site, Cruise News Weekly.

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