A Trip to Orlando and the Bahamas with MSC Cruises

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Orlando, Florida is a place that has so many different experiences to offer. Coming to this city a few days before a cruise is the best way to start a trip. MSC cruises is a European based cruise line that offers an affordable way to travel the Caribbean.

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Things to do in Orlando and the Bahamas

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  • Orlando: Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure - This park has an amazing variety of rides and thrills for all ages.

  • Orlando: Volcano Bay - The biggest waterpark in the US. So many things to do here. One day is not enough.

  • Orlando: Disney Springs - A massive shopping and restaurant district that has tons of live music and entertainment.

  • Orlando: Disney World parks - The happiest place on earth. Great for families with kids of all ages and those who want to feel like a kid again.

  • Orlando: Cirque du Soleil - An amazing show that combines acrobatics with music and theater to keep you entertained for hours.

  • On Board: Ocean Cay Private Island - MSC’s private island in the Bahamas. This island is all inclusive for guests and makes for a great relaxing day.

  • On Board: Shows in the Theater - Every night offers a different type of show that brings the entertainment! From magicians, to singers, acrobatics and so much more.

  • On Board: White Party - Every MSC sailing has one night where everyone on board dresses in white and a massive party is held on the top pool deck.

Places to eat & drink in Orlando and the Bahamas

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  • On Board: Kaito Sushi Bar - A Japanese restaurant that includes a sushi conveyor belt for all guests to select dishes from.

  • On Board: Butchers Cut - A signature American style steakhouse that specializes in high quality beef and wine pairings.

  • On Board: HOLA! Tacos & Cantinas - Latin American and Mexican inspired cuisine in a family style dining.

  • On Board: Ocean Cay - A chic seafood restaurant that serves Mediterranean style fish and seafood made with fresh ingredients.

  • On Board: Kaito Teppanyaki - Hibachi style Japanese restaurant that serves up entertainment and delicious eats.

  • Orlando: Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ - Southern homestyle cuisine that is so popular you need to be sure to make a reservation well in advance.

  • Orlando: Summer House on the Lake - This absolutely beautiful restaurant is right on the lake. It offers great California style cuisine

  • Orlando: The Edison - A speakeasy style bar and grill that takes you back in time. Enjoy live music and original cocktails in this unique venue.

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This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Orlando. Looking for more travel inspiration? Check out Safia Valines's guide, The Real Orlando Guide: It's Not Just Disney Here.