Princess Cruises Drink Package Calculator
Figure out whether a Princess beverage package beats pay-as-you-go for your sailing — and whether the bundled Princess Plus or Premier fare add-ons (which wrap in wifi and crew appreciation) change the answer. Prices are editable to match your booking.
Premier Beverage Package
Unlimited cocktails, beer, wine, specialty coffee, and sodas up to $20 each
- 20% service charge added at checkout
- Also available bundled with wifi and gratuities as the Princess Premier fare add-on (~$100/day)
Plus Beverage Package
15 drinks per day up to $15 each
- 20% service charge added at checkout
- Also available bundled with wifi and gratuities as the Princess Plus fare add-on
Zero-Alcohol Package
Unlimited specialty coffee, mocktails, fountain sodas, and bottled water
Classic Soda Package
Unlimited mocktails and fountain sodas
Typical cruises range from 3 to 14 nights
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Princess drink packages at a glance
Premier Beverage Package
Unlimited cocktails, beer, wine, specialty coffee, and sodas up to $20 each
- 20% service charge added at checkout
- Also available bundled with wifi and gratuities as the Princess Premier fare add-on (~$100/day)
Plus Beverage Package
15 drinks per day up to $15 each
- 20% service charge added at checkout
- Also available bundled with wifi and gratuities as the Princess Plus fare add-on
Zero-Alcohol Package
Unlimited specialty coffee, mocktails, fountain sodas, and bottled water
Classic Soda Package
Unlimited mocktails and fountain sodas
Prices are typical standalone pre-gratuity rates and change by sailing and promotion — the calculator lets you adjust any price to match your quote.
Is a Princess drink package worth it?
Princess sells drinks coverage two ways, and it pays to know which you're comparing. The standalone Plus Beverage Package costs $64.99 per person per day (15 drinks/day, $15 per-drink cap) and the Premier Beverage Package $84.99 per day (unlimited, $20 cap), each plus a 20% service charge. The same coverage also comes bundled in the Princess Plus and Princess Premier fare add-ons (roughly $60-$105 per day) — which include wifi and crew appreciation, and are usually the better value if you'd pay for those anyway.
The Plus package's $15 cap covers most of Princess's menu — standard cocktails run $10-$14 — so the practical difference between Plus and Premier is the drink count (15 per day vs unlimited) and premium pours. Very few cruisers hit 15 drinks; for most people Plus-level coverage is the right comparison point.
Unlike Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Celebrity, Princess does not force every adult in a cabin to buy the same beverage package when purchased standalone — a real advantage for couples where one person drinks lightly. Run each person's numbers separately in the calculator.