Princess Cruises Drink Package Calculator

The Plus Beverage Package includes beer, spirits, wine by the glass, alcoholic cocktails and zero-alcohol cocktails priced up to $15 USD each. It also includes fountain soda, specialty coffees and teas, frappes at Coffee & Cones, Red Bull energy drinks and sparkling or still bottled water measuring 500ml or less.

The Premier Beverage Package includes an unlimited selection of beer, spirits, wine by the glass, alcoholic cocktails and zero-alcohol cocktails priced up to $20 USD each. Fountain soda, specialty coffees and teas, frappes at Coffee & Cones and Red Bull energy drinks are also included, along with up to 12 bottles of sparkling or still water measuring 500ml or less per day.

The Plus Beverage Package includes up to 15 beverages during each 24-hour period, which runs from 6:00 AM to 6:00 AM. Specialty coffees and teas do not count toward the 15-drink limit. Bottled water measuring 500ml or less also does not count toward the limit, but is separately limited to 12 bottles per day.

The Premier Beverage Package includes an unlimited number of qualifying beverages priced up to $20 USD each. Princess may still refuse service to an intoxicated guest or revoke package privileges when package rules are violated.

No. Qualifying beverages are automatically tracked as they are ordered. You cannot choose to pay separately for one qualifying drink in order to prevent it from counting toward the package limit.

Yes. Princess states that guests may purchase additional beverages after reaching the Plus Beverage Package’s 15-drink daily limit. Those additional drinks will be charged at the regular menu price.

The Plus Beverage Package covers drinks priced up to $15 USD each, while the Premier Beverage Package covers drinks priced up to $20 USD each. When you order a more expensive beverage, the amount above your package’s limit is charged to your onboard account.

Yes. Specialty coffees and teas are included with the Plus Beverage Package, Premier Beverage Package and Zero-Alcohol Package. Under Princess Plus, specialty coffees and teas do not count toward the package’s 15-drink daily limit.

The Plus and Premier Beverage Packages include up to 12 bottles of sparkling or still water measuring 500ml or less per day. One-liter bottles are generally excluded, although Premier includes a large still or sparkling water when dining at a specialty restaurant.

Princess packages normally include fountain soda. Princess says a canned soda may be provided upon request when available. Under the Plus Beverage Package, it counts toward the guest’s 15-drink daily limit.

Yes. The Plus and Premier Beverage Packages include a 25% discount on bottles of wine. They also provide a 25% discount on one-liter bottles of water and canned soda when those items are not otherwise included.

Yes. Princess states that the Plus and Premier Beverage Packages may be used at its private-island destinations as well as onboard bars, restaurants, theaters and other public spaces offering beverage service.

No. Princess drink packages may not be shared and are non-transferable. Providing drinks to someone who does not have the applicable package may result in the package being revoked.

Princess Plus and Princess Premier generally apply to guests one and two on the reservation. Guests three and four are not automatically required to purchase a package. However, when third or fourth guests choose to add one, Princess says it must be the same package selected by the first two guests.

A guest who is under the legal drinking age onboard will receive the Zero-Alcohol Package instead of an alcoholic beverage package. Princess assigns the appropriate package before sailing based on the guest’s age.

The legal drinking age is 21 on Princess cruises sailing from North America. It is generally 18 on cruises sailing from Europe, Asia, South America, Australia and New Zealand. The legal drinking age is 20 on cruises sailing from Japan.

The Zero-Alcohol Package includes zero-alcohol cocktails, fountain soda, specialty coffees and teas, frappes and Red Bull energy drinks, subject to availability. It also includes a 25% discount on one-liter bottles of still or sparkling water.

Princess lists a 25% discount on one-liter bottles of still or sparkling water as a Zero-Alcohol Package benefit. The package description on Princess.com also lists bottled water, San Pellegrino and Evian among the available zero-alcohol beverage options.

No. Princess specifically excludes mini-bar items, soda ordered through room service and beverages purchased from vending machines from the Zero-Alcohol Package.

The Classic Soda Package includes soda, fruit juice, mocktails and smoothies. It does not include alcoholic beverages.

Princess lists the Classic Soda Package at $17.69 USD per person, per day before the applicable beverage service charge. Pricing is subject to change and may differ on Australian itineraries.

Princess lists the Zero-Alcohol Package at $29 USD per person, per day before the applicable beverage service charge. Pricing is subject to change and may differ on Australian itineraries.

Yes. When the Plus or Premier Beverage Package is included as part of the Princess Plus or Princess Premier cruise package, the applicable bar service charges for included drinks are prepaid.

Yes. Princess allows guests to purchase or upgrade to Princess Plus or Princess Premier onboard through the second day of the voyage. The onboard price is higher than the advance-purchase price.

Yes. Princess currently charges more per person, per day when Plus or Premier is purchased onboard or within four days of departure. To receive the lower pre-cruise price, the package must be purchased at least 96 hours before sailing.

No. Princess calculates beverage-package charges using the full number of days in the voyage. Standalone beverage packages must be purchased for the entire cruise.

Princess states that standalone beverage packages are non-refundable within three days of sailing. Packages are also non-transferable and cannot be shared.

Yes. Princess may restrict, revoke or cancel a beverage package if a guest becomes intoxicated, shares beverages, attempts to avoid package limits, behaves disruptively or fails to follow the package’s terms and conditions.