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Virgin Voyages currently sails four adults-only ships: Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady, and Brilliant Lady. They share a similar size class (around 110,000 GT and about 2,770 passengers) and the same “Lady” naming. If you are comparing Virgin on CruiseStar, those four are the live fleet.
The four-ship fleet
Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady, and Brilliant Lady use a closely related design and an adults-only model. That makes itinerary, homeport, and dates more useful tiebreakers than broad ship class when choosing among them.
Why fleet identity matters
Older liners sometimes get pulled into the wrong line because a university, a company, or a nickname shares a word with “Virgin.” SS Brasil is not a Virgin Voyages ship. We keep it out of that line so the Virgin page is the four Ladies, not a 1950s ocean liner. This scope distinction also matters when quoting global cruise fleet statistics, which cover CLIA-member oceangoing ships rather than every passenger vessel.
Compare the ships
Open CruiseStar ship search and look for any Lady by name. Each ship page is the place to rate, heart, and log a sailing. For the wider market around these ships, see the latest cruise industry statistics.