Drink Packages

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It's tough to declare one "best" cruise line drink package because they all have strengths and weaknesses. Here's a breakdown to help you decide:

Top Contenders:
  • Royal Caribbean's Deluxe Beverage Package: Generally considered one of the most comprehensive. Includes cocktails, wine, beer, sodas, juices, bottled water, and even specialty coffees.
    • Pros: Wide variety, good value if you're an all-day drinker.
    • Cons: Can be pricey, may not be worth it if you're a light drinker.
  • Carnival's Cheers! Program: A strong contender, covering cocktails, wine, and beer up to a certain price point.
    • Pros: Good value for the price, covers a decent range of drinks.
    • Cons: Price limit on drinks can be a factor.
  • Princess Cruises' Premier Package: This one stands out with its all-inclusive nature. In addition to drinks, it often includes perks like Wi-Fi, specialty dining, and other extras.
    • Pros: Excellent value if you take advantage of all the included perks.
    • Cons: Can be expensive if you only focus on the drinks
  • Celebrity Cruises: Classic Beverage Package: Included in their "Always Included" pricing, covers a wide range of drinks, including cocktails, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic options.
    • Premium Beverage Package: Ups the ante with higher-end spirits and wines.
  • MSC Cruises:
    • Easy Package: Covers drinks up to a certain price point.
    • Easy Plus Package: Expands the selection to include higher-priced drinks.
    • Premium Extra Package: Includes the most extensive selection, with a higher price point.
  • Margaritaville at Sea: "Finnegan's Feel Good" Package: Typically includes domestic beer, house wine, and select cocktails. May have variations depending on the specific sailing.
  • Disney Cruise Line:
    • Beverage Package: Covers a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, including cocktails, wine, beer, sodas, and juices.
  • Crystal Cruises:
    • All-Inclusive Package: As an ultra-luxury line, drinks are generally included in the cruise fare. This may vary depending on the specific cruise and cabin category.
  • Regent Seven Seas Cruises:
    • All-Inclusive: Drinks are included in the cruise fare, offering a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
  • Viking Ocean Cruises:
    • Silver Spirits Beverage Package: Included in the cruise fare, covers beer, wine, and soft drinks at lunch and dinner. Offers the option to upgrade for a fee to include premium wines and spirits.
  • Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL):
    • Unlimited Open Bar: This is their standard package, covering cocktails and spirits priced under $15, beer and wine by the glass up to $15, a selection of premium juices, and unlimited soda.
 

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