Jul 13, 2026 · 41 min · 11 segments
Virgin Voyages highly anticipated inaugural Alaska Season is officially underway! The newest Ladyship – The Brilliant Lady, has been strategically redesigned to explore the last frontier in style. Our…
All right.
Start from the top.
Where do you want me to start? Okay.
So for anybody that's listening, I'm just going to give you my quick rapid fire 10 reasons why Virgin, what makes it different.
No kids.
And I'm not saying that I don't hate children.
We are childless.
And It's kind of nice.
I think it creates a different atmosphere on board when there are no children.
It's very it's a completely different vibe.
So and everybody's welcome.
It's the inclusivity of Virgin is is unlike anything else I've experienced on a cruise line.
And that is from all standpoints.
And that's, you know.
all body types all genders everybody's welcome and everybody's accepted um the hammocks on board the balcony um i just left many nights in my hammock on the balcony in fact one of the things that was hard about this course was taking turns with my husband i had to learn how to share my hammock um The food, the variety of the food.
I usually am one of those people where I'll get bored if I'm on a ship for a long time and I'm eating the same food over and over again.
Virgin food, I don't get bored.
And for a cruise ship this size, and this was about 2,800 passengers, This is not the typical size ship that I prefer.
I'm normally at heart a small ship girl.
So for me to like a ship like this, part of the reason is because the eateries are that all the restaurants are smaller.
So you're getting a smaller batch of food.
created at a different time.
And it just, it creates a better atmosphere when you're not all hoarding in one dining area, eating the same thing.
It's got a more
intimate feel to it.
All right.
Start from the top.
Where do you want me to start? Okay.
So for anybody that's listening, I'm just going to give you my quick rapid fire 10 reasons why Virgin, what makes it different.
No kids.
And I'm not saying that I don't hate children.
We are childless.
And It's kind of nice.
I think it creates a different atmosphere on board when there are no children.
It's very it's a completely different vibe.
So and everybody's welcome.
It's the inclusivity of Virgin is is unlike anything else I've experienced on a cruise line.
And that is from all standpoints.
And that's, you know.
all body types all genders everybody's welcome and everybody's accepted um the hammocks on board the balcony um i just left many nights in my hammock on the balcony in fact one of the things that was hard about this course was taking turns with my husband i had to learn how to share my hammock um The food, the variety of the food.
I usually am one of those people where I'll get bored if I'm on a ship for a long time and I'm eating the same food over and over again.
Virgin food, I don't get bored.
And for a cruise ship this size, and this was about 2,800 passengers, This is not the typical size ship that I prefer.
I'm normally at heart a small ship girl.
So for me to like a ship like this, part of the reason is because the eateries are that all the restaurants are smaller.
So you're getting a smaller batch of food.
created at a different time.
And it just, it creates a better atmosphere when you're not all hoarding in one dining area, eating the same thing.
It's got a more
intimate feel to it.
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