JOEPHINE13

Good morning!
New to this..will be cruising on the Opera March 10th. Anyone joining me??
How is this line? I know it won't be like Celebrity, my fav, but I'm looking forward to this cruise,

Ally

Welcome to our cruise mad family

Although not cruised with MSC as yet, they do seem to be very popular. Originally a purely European line, they have, in recent years, branched out into the Caribbean with the US markets. We have a few people here who have sailed with them and had a very good time with them....I am sure they will be able to comment as and when they get onsite.

MSC have some lovely ships, they are rapidly replacing their older fleet with ultra modern and beautifully designed ships and are sure to give the larger lines a run for their money in the years to come.

I am sure that you won't be disappointed, and I hope that you have a very enjoyable cruise aboard Opera

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