Full MSC Yacht club embarkation on the MSC Seascape 

So glad it was helpful! I'll have a tour of the room, lounge, and pool area uploaded this week as well. It really is just an amazing experience, you're going to have such a great time.

Congratulations 🎉. It's mine, too in April. Were in YC on the Meraviligia in April

The bottle neck was pretty much our YC group after we had bypassed everyone already, on the cruise we definitely didn't have the same issue.

Right? Definitely going for a similar location on the next one.

I'm glad it helped!

It's a really great location!

If you're in yacht club your embarkation time doesn't matter(if you got one) so go ahead and come earlier to the garage by the terminals. They cost a little more that the garages across the bridge, but you save the hassle of shuttles and can just walk straight across. We got there about 10:15 or 10:30, the previous passengers had mostly cleared out so the garage was open and as yacht club you pretty much walk straight through(as you saw in the video) so getting there earlier is worth it as you can start hanging out in the yacht club area pretty much immediately until the rooms are ready.

@@ChrisParrishOutdoors That's what I was thinking and hoping. I appreciate it! My wife and I are checking out your other videos now. Thanks!

I’d second this & recommend utilizing the port Parking Garage. While YC uses the East entrance Terminal C & C parking lot is just passed the West entrance. I dropped the wife & bags at drop off & parked the car with no issues. Paid $154 for the week at the barrier. Easily finding a spot on the second floor. 5 min walk to Wifey. The parking lot is reported to be locked down while the ship is out. No one else parks or leaves there. Port security, Dade County Sheriff & Miami Dade police all patrol the area as well as DHS. You’d be pretty foolish to go looking for cars to break into at a Port, as it would be a federal offense. Yes, you can find cheaper lot parking in Miami, but you don’t know how safe or secure that lot is; plus you now have to taxi/uber there & back. Rather than get in your car & leave. Enjoy yourselves!!

The muster station is done by ship section so for that it's not just Yacht club. Keep in mind Yacht club is only something like 200 cabins among several thousand. That said that muster drill was super efficient and was kind of a fun experience.

@@ChrisParrishOutdoors thank you for the super fast response! I definitely enjoy the vlog and found lots of answers to the many questions I had in mind.

Muster stations are always located on decks near to lifeboats. Never top decks. Because your muster station is where you'll meet to evacuate. Top deck would be a dangerous place to evacuate from. 😉.

I must have at some point, but at any rate we walked out of the garage at around 10:30 which seems to be a good time to catch easy parking and to board for us at least.

@@ChrisParrishOutdoors Thank you!

@@ChrisParrishOutdoors What is the earliest you can get on the ship? Does it make a difference if you're in the YC or not, to the earliest time you can get on? I've been looking everywhere for this type of information, but can't find any official information. We're staying over near port the night before, so would like to make the most of our first day on the ship 🙂

@@ChrisParrishOutdoors and at what time was your room ready?

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I'm not sure about that specifically, but we left the garage around 10:30 and were in the lounge by 11:15 or so.

It was! We were lucky enough to catch the Seascape on the inaugural year at sea!

@@ChrisParrishOutdoors Did this have the same Atrium, as the MSC Seaview?

I don't think so, but you'll want to park before hand anyway because of the way the port is set up it's just easier.

It seems like they tried to do it in more manageable groups

Yep! I mentioned it at the beginning briefly.

Definitely! I don't think I mentioned that's what we were doing in the video.