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MSC Seashore entered service in 2021 as the first Seaside EVO ship, an enlarged version of the Seaside design. It was later joined by MSC Seascape. A redesigned stern made room for the Cabaret Rouge venue and an infinity pool beneath the glass-floored Bridge of Sighs. On Deck 8, a 540-metre waterfront promenade wraps the ship, and the Chef's Court groups five specialty restaurants together.

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