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Bye Bye Pepsi, Carnival Cruise Line Brings Back Coca Cola (For Real!)

Here’s one you probably weren’t expecting!  Carnival Cruise Line has announced an new partnership with The Coca-Cola Company, designating it as the preferred beverage partner across its North American fleet. Beginning later this summer, passengers aboard Carnival’s ships will enjoy an array of Coca-Cola beverages, from timeless classics to zero-sugar and sparkling water options.

As Carnival’s ships depart from 13 U.S. homeports to destinations worldwide, guests will have access to a wide selection of Coca-Cola products. Enjoy the crisp taste of Coca-Cola or Sprite during a meal, recharge with Powerade after a shore excursion, or unwind poolside with the effervescent Topo Chico. The lineup also includes Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, fairlife, and Fanta, ensuring there’s a beverage to suit every taste and moment.

Carnival plans to have Coca-Cola’s beverages across all ships in its North American fleet by the end of September 2025. For those sailing from Australia, the good news is that Coca-Cola products are already available on Carnival’s ships there.

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In case you’re wondering, Coca-Cola was indeed served on Carnival’s ships in the past.  The line switched to PepsiCo as its preferred beverage provider for its North American fleet in January 2020, replacing Coca-Cola products with Pepsi products like Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Gatorade, and others.  This history shows Carnival’s beverage partnerships have shifted based on strategic decisions, likely influenced by guest preferences, product variety, and business agreements.

Scott Sanfilippo
Scott is the captain (well, founder and editor) behind Scott's Cruises! After making waves as an eCommerce pioneer during the dot-com boom of the '90s and '00s, Scott decided the only surfing he wanted to do was on the actual ocean. He’s been blogging about his nautical adventures since 2005, transforming into a full-time professional vacationer. Over the last two decades, he's racked up nearly a quarter-million nautical miles, conquered almost every ocean cruise line, explored 50+ different ships, and spent hundreds of nights on mattresses that, quite frankly, could have used a pillow-top.
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