MSC Magnifica is the elegant fourth and final ship in MSC Cruises' Musica Class, joining sister ships MSC Musica, MSC Orchestra and MSC Poesia. Launched on 16 January 2009 and entering service in March 2010, she is the newest and largest vessel in the Musica class, combining classic cruise sophistication with modern amenities.
At 95,128 gross tons and 299 metres (981 ft) in length, MSC Magnifica features 16 decks and accommodates up to 3,223 passengers, served by approximately 1,027 crew members. Guests can enjoy 3 swimming pools, 11 bars and lounges, and up to 7 dining venues, offering a wide choice of international cuisine and entertainment.
The ship underwent a major 2025 refurbishment, which introduced the first-ever MSC Yacht Club on a Musica-class vessel, along with the popular Butcher's Cut Steakhouse, Kaito Sushi Bar, an upgraded MSC Aurea Spa, and a new fitness centre.
Unique selling points include the impressive Magrodome indoor pool with a retractable roof, elegant Italian-inspired interiors, spacious public areas, a large theatre, and her role as one of MSC's preferred World Cruise ships. Combining traditional cruising charm with modern enhancements, MSC Magnifica is ideal for guests seeking a refined and relaxing cruise experience.