Big Game Commercial 2025 | MSC Cruises

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On: March 20, 2025

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MSC Cruises starred in its very first Big Game commercial last night, giving millions of viewers a taste of the cruise line’s unique blend of European style and American comfort.

The 60-second commercial showed a glimpse of the experiences awaiting for guests on board its newest flagship, MSC World America, debuting in Miami in April 2025, departing weekly to the Caribbean from MSC Cruises’ brand new, state-of-the-art terminal starting 12 April. Viewers get a taster of why they should take a ‘holiday’ aboard MSC World America and discover the new ship’s impressive venues, attractions and experiences

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