JetBlue and Virgin Voyages Team Up for First-Ever Kid-Free Vacation Package

The trip starts at JFK and includes stops in Key West and a beach club in the Bahamas, with zero children along the way. Here’s what’s included, what it costs, and whether more trips like it could be coming.

JetBlue Vacations and Virgin Voyages have teamed up for a first-of-its-kind kid-free getaway from start to finish.

On October 20, 2026, the companies announced their partnership, dubbed “Do Not Disturb,” a travel package exclusive to adults, pairing a JetBlue flight with a Virgin Voyages cruise.

“Turquoise waters, swaying palms and coastal chic vibes won’t be interrupted by cannonball contests or calls of ‘Marco Polo,’” the companies said in a press release.

“We really live in a world today where our only scarce resource is our time, and sometimes we need to take a little bit of that back for ourselves,” Jamie Perry, president of Paisly, which supports JetBlue Vacations, also told Travel + Leisure.

Bookings for 60 cabins in the March 2027 getaway opened on October 21, and the package has since been listed as sold out on the JetBlue Vacations website.

Guests who booked this trip will fly out of New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport on March 4, 2027, where the first 60 travelers to arrive can access JetBlue’s new BlueHouse lounge.

The first-ever kid-free flight will take them to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, where they’ll enjoy a complimentary alcoholic drink while on board.

After landing and collecting their bags, travelers will check in for their cruise right at the baggage claim area. Their luggage will then be delivered straight to their cabin, while they take a private transfer to PortMiami.

The four-night cruise aboard Brilliant Lady, Virgin Voyages’ newest ship, will make stops in Key West and the company’s Beach Club in Bimini, the Bahamas, which features a lagoon-style pool, a private beach with hammocks and daybeds, and Bahamian-inspired dishes. Guests will also get priority boarding, a private welcome party with a signature “Do Not Disturb” cocktail, a welcome gift, and a $100 bar tab per cabin.

The trip will end on March 8, 2027, with a return flight from Fort Lauderdale to New York.

How much are guests paying for this kid-free travel experience? The package, which is only available for two travelers sharing a cabin, starts at $2,750 for two guests, including taxes, fees, and gratuities. Solo travelers are not eligible, and the package only applies to one specific cabin category.

While this is the first time JetBlue is offering a kid-free flight, this isn’t new to Virgin Voyages. All of its ships, including Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady, and Brilliant Lady, are open only to guests 18 and older.

For now, the package is limited to this one trip. But Perry said there’s room to grow. “If this is as successful as we hope it will be, then there are certainly opportunities for us to extend it with hotels included, to extend it out to other cities of origin beyond New York,” he said.