Useful Things to Know About MSC Grandiosa

Disabled Facilities

• MSC Cruises offers the best facilities for all guests, including those with reduced mobility or disabilities.
• Most of the excursions are fully wheelchair accessible.
• In-house staff is trained to assist passengers with disabilities.
• The restaurant doors and cabins are easily accessible by a disabled person.

Medical Facilities

• Though MSC fleets are well-equipped with medical facilities, passengers are requested to bring their medicines and put them in their hand luggage.
• A medical center is open at the time advertised in the booklet. But that doesn't mean their medical facilities can deal with a birth or any pregnancy complications.
• For safety reasons, they cannot admit any women who have reached or exceeded the 24th week of pregnancy by the end of the cruise.

Dietary Requirements

• MSC offers all types of special dietary requirements, such as gourmet, kosher, gluten-free, and more.
• Even vegetarian menus of delicious specialties are freshly prepared onboard, along with pre-packed kosher meals.

Dress Code

• Casual wear is advised for life onboard and shore excursions.
• For Gala evenings and parties, a slightly more formal dress is recommended.
• For formal evenings, cocktail dresses are for ladies, and a lightweight suit or dinner jacket is for the gentlemen on board.
• Appropriate clothing is recommended for visiting religious sites. For example, no low-cut tops, and shoulders and knees should be covered.

Smoking Policy

• There are specially designated areas on each vessel.
• Smoking or e-cigarettes are not permitted in cabins, balconies, or anywhere not expressly indicated by signage and ashtrays.
•  Repeated smoking in non-smoking areas can ultimately lead to disembarkation.

Wi-Fi

• Onboard all MSC cruises, Wi-Fi is available at an additional cost.
• There are three packages – Standard Internet, Premium Internet, and Chat & Social. 
• All three packages are unique and keep you connected with the world on land while you're at sea.

Onboard Languages

• Crew members use six different languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Brazilian Portuguese.vv
• The cabin information booklets and other printing materials used on board have been published in these six languages.
• The menus in restaurants also use these languages depending on the area of the world in which each fleet is located.