Virgin Alcohol Policy

Allowed, with limits

Sailors may bring two 750 ml bottles of wine, sparkling wine, or champagne per cabin in carry-on bags on embarkation day. No liquor or beer is allowed at embarkation. Alcohol found in checked luggage is collected before sailing and returned at the end of the voyage. Spirits bought in a port are held by security until the final night.

$25per bottle

Virgin Voyages charges a $25 corkage fee to serve your own wine or champagne at its eateries, and it can be charged to your Bar Tab. Virgin markets a 'no drink package needed' model, but that refers to the absence of an all-you-can-drink package, not the absence of corkage.

Not offered

Virgin does not sell an all-you-can-drink alcohol package.

21

Virgin is an adults-only line: the minimum age to book and sail is 18. Drinking age is 18 in international waters, 21 in United States waters, and 21 on all Alaska itineraries.

Virgin Voyages does not sell a traditional unlimited beverage package. Instead it uses a prepaid Bar Tab: you buy drink credit before or during the voyage and receive bonus onboard credit, then pay as you go beyond that. The Bar Tab covers most crew-made drinks for you or anyone you choose, and it is not mandatory for every cabin the way conventional packages are. Filtered water, non-pressed juices, sodas, teas, and drip coffee are included at no charge.