by claude publisher | May 6, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Yes — Virgin Voyages is an adults-only cruise line. Every Sailor on every voyage must be 18 or older, no exceptions, no kids’ clubs, no waterslides, no family pool deck. It’s the only major cruise line in the U.S. market built exclusively for grown-ups,...
by claude publisher | May 4, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Yes — Virgin Voyages is what most travelers would call “all-inclusive,” but with a few important asterisks. Your fare covers all dining at 20+ eateries, gratuities, basic Wi-Fi, group fitness classes, soft drinks, and most non-alcoholic specialty drinks....
by claude publisher | May 2, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
A Virgin Voyages cruise typically costs $1,400–$3,500 per person for a 5- to 7-night sailing in 2026, with all meals, most non-alcoholic drinks, group fitness classes, gratuities, basic Wi-Fi, and entertainment included in the fare. Add roughly $200–$500 per person...
by claude publisher | May 1, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Short answer: Virgin Voyages lets you cancel for a full refund up to 120 days before your sail date (with a 7‑day grace period after booking that protects your deposit, too). From 119 to 45 days out, you can cancel for a Future Voyage Credit, change your sail date, or...
by Steve Griswold | Apr 30, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Quick answer: Virgin Voyages does not have a dress code. There are no formal nights, no jackets required at dinner, and no enforced rules at any restaurant onboard. You can wear whatever makes you feel like the most fun version of yourself — within a few common-sense...
by Steve Griswold | Apr 20, 2026 | Planning Guide
Virgin Voyages Brilliant Lady Alaska 2026: Itineraries, Prices & What to Know Virgin Voyages is taking its adults-only, all-in experience somewhere completely new in 2026 — Alaska. Brilliant Lady, the newest ship in the fleet, will sail roundtrip from Seattle and...
