Cabin Question

[Sarcastic Mama]

Hello All!  We have been looking at VV and are giving it a go.  My question is, are there connecting staterooms? We will be a group of 4, my daughter and her friend will both be 23 and on past lines we have done connecting rooms so we all have our space.  If not, what is the policy on adult children in their own room?  Thank you! 

[cruisekitty22]

Since the sailing age is 18, I don't think having two 23 year olds in their own cabin is a problem.  Wont even need a connecting cabin for them..

[Lustate]

15 hours ago, Sarcastic Mama said:

My question is, are there connecting staterooms? 

 

There are several rooms which do connect in the ships. On the deck plans you can check them out, but to book them you will need to call up VV sailor services and this could be a challenge as they are not the best at sorting matters out yet. 

[_tacocat_]

23 hours ago, Sarcastic Mama said:

My question is, are there connecting staterooms

I believe the only rooms that connect are the cheeky corner suites + the sea terrace directly next to each cheeky corner.

[neverendingcruising]

5 hours ago, _tacocat_ said:

I believe the only rooms that connect are the cheeky corner suites + the sea terrace directly next to each cheeky corner.

I concur with your assessment based on this deck plan from the VV website.

 

https://www.virginvoyages.com/dam/jcr:057dce8f-801a-40b6-96db-aafd987bce65/Scarlet-Lady-Deck-Plans.pdf

[yarramar]

From the FAQ's on VV.com:

 

Can I book connecting cabins?
Yes, we have a limited number of adjoining cabins so be sure to book early