It was the first ship to undergo the Renaissance Program last fall
Almost three weeks after welcoming MSC Sinfonia, the Port of Palma de Mallorca yesterday received MSC Armonia from MSC Cruises, the leading cruise company in the Mediterranean. This is the ship's first voyage to the Balearic Islands since being the first to undergo the Renaissance Program , which involved the addition of a new, pre-built 24-meter-long central section with 193 extra cabins.
The welcome ceremony held yesterday at the Port of Palma de Mallorca was attended by representatives of the municipal and port authorities as well as Emiliano González, Managing Director of MSC Cruises in Spain, who declared: “The links between Palma and MSC Cruises have been getting closer and closer over the years and will continue to do so in the future since the Balearic capital is one of the most appreciated destinations by our customers in the Western Mediterranean.”.
MSC Armonia was the first ship in the MSC Cruises fleet to undergo the ambitious Renaissance Program. The ship entered dry dock at the Italian shipyard Fincantieri on August 31, 2014, and remained there for 11 weeks before resuming service on November 19, 2014. Thanks to the additional 24 meters of length gained during the refurbishment, MSC Armonia now has a capacity of 2,680 passengers and features new areas such as the Baby Club, built in collaboration with Chicco, as well as new Mini Club, Young Club, Juniors Club, and Teens Club, which include an exclusive lounge with toys from the prestigious LEGO brand. Furthermore, the buffet is now open 20 hours a day, allowing passengers to enjoy an even better dining experience.
