Divina behind the scenes tour

[sparkytheclown99]

Does MSC offer a behind the scenes tour of the entire Divina?

[cruiseguyinorl]

Yes they do. It covers the Theater (including backstage, dressing rooms and sound booth), Yacht Club, Laundry Area, some crew areas such as dining and the ships stores (where they keep all the food - both fresh and frozen). You can see some pictures here: https://goo.gl/RqN9QY

 

Bret

[t_car]

Would be very interesting.

Do they charge for this? How does one arrange it?

[cruiseguyinorl]

They only do it twice per cruise (sea days) and limit participation to about 25 English speaking guests. It is done in other languages as well but they are separated into other groups. Best I remember the cost is somewhere between $49-$59 per person and you can sign up at the shore excursion desk.

 

Forgot to mention it covers the galley as well.

 

Bret

[t_car]

I think my wife and I can find more enjoyable ways to spend $100.

I remember the days when a cruiseline would do ship tours for free.

[bnorris10]

I have always wanted to do behind the scenes you just saved me $100 showing me pictures thanks

[Skier52]

They only do it twice per cruise (sea days) and limit participation to about 25 English speaking guests. It is done in other languages as well but they are separated into other groups. Best I remember the cost is somewhere between $49-$59 per person and you can sign up at the shore excursion desk.

 

Forgot to mention it covers the galley as well.

 

Bret

 

I've done behind the scenes tours for free because of my status as a black card holder.

 

These were arranged specially by the MSC club rep onboard. She only had a small number of Black card holders.

 

On my recent week cruise on Orchestra there were 40 Black members for the first 2 weeks, 205 for the second two weeks and only 17 for the current cruise. So those 17 may get lucky

 

Pete

[Norwegian Cruiser 73]

I did a behind the scenes tour on the sistership MSC Fantasia in last year on a cruise in the Med. It was very interesting to see how they work onboard.

 

Photos can be seen here on a Scandinavian cruise and shipping forum:

 

http://www.landgangen.se/forum/index.php?topic=33784.0

[Kruizin'Kath]

Did a behind the scene tour on NCL with my cousins husband (as she didn't want to). It was awesome, but we also got to go on the Bridge!