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MSC Opera is small by today's standards
at 58,600 grt, but the amount of public space seems more like a
ship almost twice its size. |
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The Aroma Coffee Bar is built around the
second level of the ship's two-deck atrium. |
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The sleek European styling can be seen as
the stairway descends from the Aroma to the reception desk on
Deck 5. |
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The La Cabala piano bar is one of MSC
Opera's smaller lounges. Throughout the ship there are touches of the
European design which aren't evident unless you look at details, yet
they give you a different feel. Note the interestingly-shaped bar stools
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The Byblos Discoteca is the ship's
late-night dance club located at the top of the ship with a sweeping aft
view. It is unusually spacious and equipped with the latest electronics
and special effects. |
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The ship's theater is located at the
front of Deck 6 and has excellent sightlines due to absence of any
posts in the main part of the room. |
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L'Approdo Restaurant is the larger of the
ship's two main restaurants and is located aft on Deck 6. |
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Il Patio is an outdoor dining and
entertainment area on Deck 11 that is protected by the tent above
and glass walls on all sides. |
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The two pools and whirlpools are located
just forward of Il Patio. There is another entertainment area at the
forward end of the the pools. |
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