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They have a kids menu that is the same every night. Choices are more eclectic than a standard american kids menu and much healthier. However, it wasn't satisfactory to my picky eaters when we did MSC Seashore last year, so my daughter asked if they could make chicken nuggets, which was not on the kids menu or adults menu, but the waiter was able to magically materialize a plate of chicken nuggets and fries every night for her.

MSC (at least the Seaside and Seashore that I have experience with) has the best sports bar at sea, bar none. You'll be fine. They even have a massive, wall-sized screen that they put big games on. Plenty of football, and the entire floor of the sports bar is decorated to look like a football field with yard markers.

Well I just got the results back and they're all negative so we are good to go! Leaving the thread up because it's a valid question others may want the answer to.

I am still waiting on the lab results for the PCR tests my kids had to take and I'm starting to get worried that I wont' get the results on time 😞 However, both of my kids had covid about 8 weeks ago, which means they are "recovered". I know that Carnival will accept a positive test result taken more than two weeks before sailing date and that waives any other testing requirements. NCL has a similar policy, except with them I think you need a positive test from >2 weeks prior and a doctor's note. Does MSC have something similar? That would be a lifesaver if I don't get my results back on time.

14199 does not have a bathtub I believe, looks like a regular balcony cabin with shower. however the ones that do have bathtubs also have a showerhead so either way you're good!

The most important secret on the Divina are the wings in the sports bar. You're welcome.

I was able to book an MSC cruise without buying the covid protection. Not mandatory. I am in the US. this is a US sailing.