I’m recently divorced and planning to treat myself to my first cruise. People have mentioned that many cruise lines tend to have mostly couples and families, so I’ve been considering Virgin Voyages after seeing suggestions in a Carnival discussion.
I have a question about how dining works for solo travelers. On Carnival and Royal Caribbean, it seems like guests are often seated with others in the main dining room, which I actually like. However, it appears that Virgin Voyages does not have a traditional main dining room and instead uses individual restaurants.
I’m wondering if solo travelers are paired with others for dining in any way on Virgin Voyages, or if you typically dine alone.
I’m also trying to understand how Virgin Voyages compares in overall cost to Carnival, especially when factoring in things like gratuities, dining, and other additional charges, since I’ve never been on a cruise before and am trying to plan accordingly.
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