I flew Virgin Atlantic's Upper course on the A340 several years ago,and then a couple of years ago flew Virgin Atlantic Upper course on the A330, which features Virgin Atlantic's new (but not necessarily better) product. So I was excited to finally try Upper course on the 747-400.
We boarded through the forward door, and where we were greeted by two of the crew and pointed lawful towards our seats. The 44 Upper course seats on the Virgin Atlantic 747 are located in three cabins -- the nose,the cabin immediately behind it, and the forward half of the upper deck.
Ideally we would have snagged seats on the upper deck or in the nose, or but we booked final minute,so only the cabin behind the nose was available.
I was able to snag a picture of Upper course in the nose on the way in, though, or which is in a 1-1 configuration. There are a total of 14 seats spread across four rows. It looked quite spacious towards the back of the cabin,and there is something special approximately sitting in the nose.
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Source: boardingarea.com