THIS IS THE COST OF AN ADULTS ONLY CRUISE
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We're sailing from Miami down to Aruba, then the short hop over to Curissau, then west to Colombia for a couple of days, then up to Grand Turk and down to Porter Plater and back to Miami, making this a 12- night cruise.
The free Wi-Fi is absolutely useless. It's just not usable at all.
And the service was outstanding.
I absolutely love the salad and soup station.
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In this video, I take you onboard Virgin Voyages’ Brilliant Lady for a 12-night Caribbean cruise to see whether this adults-only, “all-inclusive” experience really lives up to the hype. I start by paying for a cabin upgrade and breaking down exactly what you get for the money. I also travel with Deep Blue Extras, which unlocks a surprising amount of free perks, priority access, drinks, laundry, and more—and I’ll show you what’s actually included and what still costs extra. You’ll get a complete ship tour of Brilliant Lady, where I look closely at the design, layout, entertainment, pools, and public spaces. Throughout the video, I compare Brilliant Lady to other Virgin Voyages ships, pointing out anything that feels new, improved, or noticeably different. At the end, I total up the real cost of the cruise, including upgrades and onboard spending, and give you my honest conclusion: 👉 Is Brilliant Lady good value? 👉 What hings that have changed? 👉 How “all-inclusive” is it really? 👉 And would I sail with Virgin Voyages again? If you’re considering a Virgin Voyages cruise—or you’re curious whether Brilliant Lady stands out from the rest—this video will give you a clear, honest answer.