November 2024

[Coreysgrl06]

Hi does anyone know when Virgin releases more itineraries? I see they have cruises for this year in November but the 2024 schedule stops at October. 

[CrazyTrain2]

That's pretty far out on the calendar, and you would not want to have an issue of cancelled or modified cruises due to unforeseen circumstances 18 Months out.

 

Heck, I can barely plan 1 week out.

[cantgetin]

When they get it worked out for each ship.....Lots of people are waiting.

[tw67]

I was just up searching for this.  We are those strange people that have to plan 2 years out.  I was looking for January of '25.  

 

Those vacation weeks go quickly!

[CruisingWalter]

On 3/21/2023 at 9:12 AM, Coreysgrl06 said:

Hi does anyone know when Virgin releases more itineraries? I see they have cruises for this year in November but the 2024 schedule stops at October. 

 

Seems to be about 18-24 months at a time. They're going to have 4 ships at the end of this year so they'll be looking to add some different itineraries, possibly some different home ports for seasons. Such as Brilliant starting her season in San Juan. There have been folks on the west coast of the US asking for a ship. So it's possible they're looking at how best to deploy the 4 ships to add change to the fleet to add new itineraries, introduce new audiences to the ships and give fresh options to returning Sailors. 

 

The Miami routes are definitely starting to get old at this point, it would be nice to see that Miami ship start to rotate in some 9 or 10 night Southern Caribbean cruises vs. the continual 4 and 5 night loops. 

[Coreysgrl06]

14 hours ago, tw67 said:

I was just up searching for this.  We are those strange people that have to plan 2 years out.  I was looking for January of '25.  

 

Those vacation weeks go quickly!

Yes 🤣 I do like to plan ahead as much as possible 🤷🏽‍♀️

[Coreysgrl06]

19 minutes ago, CruisingWalter said:

 

Seems to be about 18-24 months at a time. They're going to have 4 ships at the end of this year so they'll be looking to add some different itineraries, possibly some different home ports for seasons. Such as Brilliant starting her season in San Juan. There have been folks on the west coast of the US asking for a ship. So it's possible they're looking at how best to deploy the 4 ships to add change to the fleet to add new itineraries, introduce new audiences to the ships and give fresh options to returning Sailors. 

 

The Miami routes are definitely starting to get old at this point, it would be nice to see that Miami ship start to rotate in some 9 or 10 night Southern Caribbean cruises vs. the continual 4 and 5 night loops. 

This makes complete sense. Thank you so much for your reply 

[tw67]

My TA is currently on a Virgin Cruise for some training, and asked when January '25 would be out.  She was told May at the latest.  They are still tweaking it.  

 

I hope this helps!