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Last Show of the Week: Journey This was my second favorite show of the week. The Spanish song (pictured first, but midway through the show) was The Absolute Best of the week (IMO 😁)! The combination of vocals and trumpet gave me goosebumps.

Menu:

Final Dinner: Frederico (left), our server, welcomed us every night with some guitar tunes upon arrival. Both Frederico and Felix served with excellence during our dinner seating in Panorama. Our dinner choices did not disappoint - we will gladly order the same again if we have these menus on Seascape. The Fish Skewer was one of my favorite dishes of the week!

Final Sunset at Sea:

We tried to do the Himalayan Ropes Course one more time. As expected, it was very busy with a long line today since many people procrastinate and then try to ‘do it all’ on the last day. TIP: Do not procrastinate. Try to do the ship activities while the ship is in port. 🙂

A Few Views around the Ship: Pub: Kaito Sushi and Teppanyaki: Butchers Cut:

Lunch at Waves (MDR): I forgot to take a picture of the menu! It was our favorite lunch in the MDR this week.

My Favorite View: Unfortunately, we had sunshine on the balcony almost all day, so it was just too hot to spend much time out here:

Christmas is showing up more and more every day:

A few Early Morning Sunrise Views:

My View: Day 7 - At Sea

Enjoy every moment!

My View: End of Day 6 - Cozumel

You will have to join us on Seascape! 😀❤️

@coscabSafe travels! Great news too - the bed for 11269 is by the balcony. 💃🏼🕺😁 Our cruise had over 5,000 passengers. I was told that your sailing only has about 2,000. Enjoy!!!

Day 6: Daily Planner - Cozumel

Evening Entertainment with the Bar Staff: TIP: At the end of the performance, they give away 4 special cocktails that the juggling bartenders made. Sit at the guest service area if you want to stand a chance at a free drink. 🙂 This was also White Night. We still don’t have anything ‘all white’ but will need to make a plan since we have 3 more MSC cruises booked! IMG_8704.MOV

Dinner Menu: Day 6

Dinner in the MDR: We loved our selections from the dinner menu. The French Onion Soup is a bit different from the traditional US version, but we liked it.

Those Carnival Twins: Leaving Cozumel in our Wake:

Buffet Lunch: TIP: Don’t miss out on the pizza - it is truly very good, especially the variety of mozzarella pizza. Also, when you enter the buffet and go just slightly to the first station on the left, you can always find some kind of ‘pot pie’. We really enjoyed that. Here are some of our favorites.

Forgot to post our breakfast in Waves (MDR) from the morning… DS and I ordered from the kids’ menu. We were given extra Nutella on the side, so this has more than enough Nutella! 😁 TIP: Look at the kids’ menu in the MDR - some of your favorites may be hidden there!

Himalayan Bridge: DS did the Himalayan Bridge again. It was just slightly more busy with 4 people on the course, but nothing like on a sea day. TIP: Try to do this on a port day - sea days have long lines and slow going due to inexperienced children trying the ropes course. It can get really hot waiting for the person in front of you to clear the line. WOW! An empty hot tub on a port day. This one is actually a bit of a ‘hideaway’. I bet most people on the ship never even discovered it. TIP: Find this treasure of a hot tub by the Horizon Pool Bar on the Starboard (Right) side.

Back from our walk - can you tell we LOVE MSC? (Well, we love cruising in general, but MSC is special to us): Note my “Made in Mexico” flip-flops in my hand 😁

There are donuts on the kids menu for the MDR, but I have not seen any in the buffet. They do have lots of cake and sweet breakfast treats - nothing I tried though.