MSC Cruises adds additional benefits to suites booked with an Aurea experience

- MSC Cruises is adding additional benefits to guests booking suites with an Aurea Experience across its fleet
- Guests can now enjoy elevated in-suite amenities and other premium comforts, along with priority disembarkation, tender boat access and more
MSC Cruises has always been known for its comfortable and modern accommodation, with cabins and suites to suit every kind of holidaymaker. Now the cruise line is taking its offerings to the next level with additional privileges for guests booking a suite within the Aurea Experience across the fleet.
MSC Cruises offers four distinct experiences, Bella, Fantastica, Aurea and the MSC Yacht Club, along with dozens of cabin types across its fleet, designed to provide the ultimate comfort for all guests. Whether guests want to book an interior cabin along with the Bella Experience for maximum value or opt for a luxury experience with the 104 square metre Owner’s Suite in the cruise line’s exclusive MSC Yacht Club, MSC Cruises offers cabin types and experiences to suit every guest’s needs.
Now the cruise line is rolling out additional advantages for guests booking a suite with an Aurea Experience across its fleet.
On top of the existing benefits of the Aurea Experience including premium services, My Choice dining flexibility, wellness-focused amenities and access to the luxurious MSC Aurea Spa thermal area, booking a suite with an Aurea Experience now brings additional benefits to help create an unforgettable cruise holiday.
From their embarkation throughout their entire journey on board, Aurea Experience suite guests will be immersed in a unique zen experience from being welcomed with a bottle of prosecco, then heading to the MSC Aurea Spa to enjoy the thermal area before returning to their suite, where plush wellness amenities await them, along with luxurious bedding and a pillow menu to fit their needs for a restful sleep.
Newly introduced benefits for guests booking a suite with the Aurea Experience also now includes:
- Priority disembarkation
- Priority tender boat access – in ports with a tender service
- One minibar refresh – first set of minibar refreshments free of charge
- An in-suite Nespresso coffee machine – with coffee pods replenished daily
- Venchi daily turndown of chocolates
- Elevated in-suite amenities – including 100% cotton bathrobes, plush slippers, premium bed linens, enhanced Dorelean mattress and bespoke bath products from MED by MSC, MSC Cruises very own dedicated toiletry brand.
- Complimentary ironing – two complimentary ironing services per stay
These additional benefits apply to all suites with an Aurea Experience booked for sailings commencing from 1 July 2025.
For guests seeking an even higher level of luxury, MSC Cruises also offers the MSC Yacht Club – the cruise line’s exclusive “ship-within-a-ship” concept with keycard-only access to an array of private facilities. With an exclusive restaurant, lounge, pool and sundeck, the MSC Yacht Club offers its guests a secluded sanctuary while allowing them to enjoy the countless facilities and entertainment possibilities available throughout the rest of the ship.
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