I Tried The “Adults Only” Cruise For Millennials | Virgin Voyages

Editorial Summary

The creator explores Virgin Voyages, a cruise line designed without children, water slides, or formal dinners. The review begins with the boarding process, which is described as quick and efficient. Regarding costs, the creator notes that a balcony cabin priced at $1,350 per person includes gratuities, WiFi, basic beverages, food, entertainment, and fitness activities, though alcohol and spa services are extra. The ship features a modern design with a Vegas style pool area and boutique hotel vibes. Cabin amenities include iPad controls for lighting and room service, while the balcony includes a hammock. Entertainment options range from fitness classes and paint and sip sessions to live shows and a mobile app feature that delivers champagne. During port stops in Costa Maya and Bimini, the creator highlights the Virgin Beach Club as a luxury experience. The food quality is a major highlight, with over twenty included restaurants, including the experimental Test Kitchen. While the marketing targets younger generations, the creator observes a slightly older demographic enjoying the modern atmosphere. The video concludes that despite a higher upfront price, the inclusive nature of the cruise offers a unique and stress free experience.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.