Guides & FAQ
Mostly: what the numbers on this site mean, and what they do not.
Where do the fares come from?
MSC’s own public pricing, captured daily and stored. There are 25 capture dates behind the current figures, covering 6,862 upcoming sailings.
What does “all-in” mean?
Per person, double occupancy, fare plus port charges. That is the number you would actually pay before gratuities. A fare quoted without mandatory charges is not a price anyone can pay, so we do not show one.
Why does a price history chart name one cabin?
Because comparing the cheapest cabin across dates compares different products. When a category sells out, the “cheapest cabin” jumps to a more expensive one and back — which looks like a price swing and is not. Each sailing is charted through one category tracked against itself.
Why is there no solo pricing?
Because we cannot get it reliably yet. The single-occupancy capture currently prices a handful of sailings out of thousands. Publishing a solo supplement from that would be a guess wearing a number.
Are you MSC?
No. This is an independent fan resource, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by MSC Cruises. Fares are indicative and change constantly — always confirm before booking.