Take a look at the massive outdoor theme park on new 'MSC World Asia'

MSC Cruises just revealed the expansive, family-friendly entertainment offerings for its newest flagship MSC World Asia.

The massive ship that spans 12 decks will feature brand new venues made for guests of all ages. Some highlights include Europe's first over-water swing and an interactive arena that comprises an entire floor – also a first for the cruise line.

“As a family-owned company, MSC Cruises knows what it takes to keep the whole family happy on holiday, with tailored family entertainment activities and facilities for guests of all ages," said MSC Cruises Vice President of Entertainment Steve Leatham in an April 26 news release.

The vessel is part of the cruise line's World Class fleet, in which "each ship is a destination in its own right" with innovative features and guest experiences, according to the cruise line. It will feature design elements inspired by "Asia's rich culture, art and landscapes," such as a stainless-steel dragon sculpture and a Pan-Asian Street Food venue.

Set to launch on Dec. 4, 2026, it sails seven-night itineraries throughout the Mediterranean, stopping at ports such as Barcelona, Marseille, Messina, Civitavecchia for Rome and more.

Here's what's new on MSC World Asia.

MSC Luna Park Arena

Called the cruise line's "most innovative, interactive and versatile venues," MSC Luna Park Arena will be an arena hosting immersive gaming experiences using digital technology. It will be a sprawling venue, taking up the whole floor.

Guests can play in three different game shows. Code Breakers will be "a fast-paced mission to crack a secret code," while Labyrinth will use smarts and strategy. Chart Toppers is a music quiz where players identify songs and artists.

The Clubhouse

The heart of the ship's family entertainment offerings will be The Clubhouse, outfitted in a retro vibe with bright signs and vintage decor.

Guests can partake in different activities, ranging from a dedicated LEGO Family Zone to roller skating, bumper cars and wellness sessions led by professional coaches.

Pop-ups will also take place here, like Guinness World Records, MasterChef at Sea Juniors and the new experience of timed obstacle challenges called Out of Control.

The Harbour

The Harbour will be an outdoor theme park with both wet and dry experiences inspired by Asia's most energetic cities.

It will be home to thrilling open-air attractions like the Play Deck for families and children, the Adventure Trail rope course, the longest dry slide at sea at over 266 feet and Europe's first over-water swing aptly named the Cliffhanger. This ride will put guests at 164 feet above the ocean.

Guests can catch live entertainment and the LEGO Parade at the outdoor space. At night, it will light up for evening fun.

Doremiland

At over 10,000 square feet on Deck 19, Doremiland will be broken up into dedicated spaces for guests of every age and offer supervised childcare.

The Baby Club will be developed in partnership with baby gear brand Chicco while the Junior and Teens Clubs will have state-of-the-art gaming experiences, like a full arcade and MSC Formula Racer simulator. There will

There will also be two new LEGO rooms, one in a Formula 1 theme and another paying tribute to Asian landmarks and culture.