MSC Seashore — with a capacity of 5,877 passengers — will offer a mix of short cruises to the Bahamas and seven-night Western Caribbean sailings.

The MSC Seashore will continue to offer its year-round three- and four-night cruises out of Port Canaveral to the Bahamas, including to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, an MSC private island.

The Seashore has a capacity of 5,877 passengers. New ship's features Then, in the 2027-28 cruise season, MSC will deploy its fourth World Class ship at Port Canaveral, replacing the Grandiosa.

MSC Seashore — with a capacity of 5,877 passengers — will offer a mix of short cruises to the Bahamas and seven-night Western Caribbean sailings.

Port Canaveral will be home to a 2nd ship from MSC Cruises beginning in 2025 with the arrival of MSC Grandiosa.

MSC Cruises has announced it will homeport one of its ships, the Seashore, to Port Canaveral in 2023.

MSC Cruises plans to expand its footprint at Port Canaveral beginning next year and shift up capacity in 2027 by bringing in what will be its newest World Class ship when it debuts.

Two homeported ships at Port Canaveral, the MSC Seashore and Grandiosa, with their 2,400 cabins, will play a large part in that.

The MSC Grandiosa will begin sailing from Port Canaveral in December of 2025, alongside the MSC Seashore.

Port Canaveral will be home to a 2nd ship from MSC Cruises beginning in 2025 with the arrival of MSC Grandiosa.