Cruise Drink Packages

Cheers!. Cheers! covers spirits, cocktails, and beer and wine by the glass priced at $20 or less on the menu, plus soda, specialty coffee, bottled water, and other non-alcoholic drinks. It is capped at 15 alcoholic drinks per day. Carnival also sells a soda-only Bottomless Bubbles package and an all-inclusive non-alcoholic Cheers! Zero Proof package at $29.99 per person per day.

Classic Drink Package. The Classic Drink Package covers bottled water, premium coffees and teas, beer, spirits, cocktails, liqueurs, frozen drinks, and wine by the glass, with 15% off bottled wine. The step-up Premium Drink Package adds higher-end pours and 20% off bottled wine. A Non-Alcoholic Drink Package is also sold. The Classic package is bundled into Celebrity's All Included fares.

Beverage Collection. Cunard's A World of Drinks program has four tiers. The everyday Beverage Collection covers alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks priced up to $13.50, with a step-up Premium Beverage Collection raising the cap to $20. The Alcohol-Free Collection covers soft and hot drinks. All tiers cap alcohol at 15 drinks per day, while non-alcoholic drinks are unlimited.

Signature Beverage Package. The Signature Beverage Package covers beer, spirits, cocktails, and wines by the glass priced at $12 or less, plus everything in the non-alcoholic Quench package: Coca-Cola drinks, specialty coffee, juices, mocktails, and bottled water. A 15-drink daily limit counts both alcoholic and non-alcoholic pours. A step-up Elite Beverage Package at $60.95 per day raises the per-drink cap to $16.

Premium Extra Package. The Premium Extra Package covers soft drinks, juices, specialty coffees, beers, cocktails and spritzes, premium spirits, and premium wines and Champagne by the glass, and it works in specialty restaurants and on MSC's private islands. The Alcohol-Free Package covers the non-alcoholic items only, and a Minors Package covers children and teens. MSC retired its cheaper Easy and Easy Plus packages for new bookings in December 2024.

Unlimited Open Bar Package. The Unlimited Open Bar Package covers spirits and cocktails, wine by the glass, beer, fountain soda, and juice at onboard bars and restaurants, using an inclusion list rather than a per-drink price cap. Top-shelf pours in the Connoisseur's Collection are excluded, though package holders get $15 off those. A Free at Sea Plus upgrade at $49.99 per day adds premium spirits, unlimited Starbucks, and prepaid gratuities.

Plus Beverage Package. The Plus Beverage Package covers beer, spirits, wine by the glass, cocktails, mocktails, specialty coffees, soda, bottled water, and juices on drinks priced up to $15, capped at 15 alcoholic drinks per day. A step-up Premier Beverage Package raises the per-drink cap, and a separate Zero-Alcohol Package covers non-alcoholic drinks. Both beverage packages are also bundled into the Princess Plus and Princess Premier fares.

Deluxe Beverage Package. The Deluxe Beverage Package covers cocktails, spirits, beer, and wine by the glass on any item priced up to $14, plus soda, mocktails, specialty coffees, bottled water, and juices, and it gives 40% off bottled wine under $100. The non-alcoholic Refreshment Package covers mocktails, coffees, juices, and soda, while a cheaper Classic Soda Package covers fountain soda only.

Silver Spirits Beverage Package. Viking's fare already includes house beer, wine, and soft drinks with lunch and dinner, plus coffee, tea, and bottled water around the clock. The paid Silver Spirits Beverage Package extends drinks to all day and anywhere on the ship and adds cocktails, premium wines and Champagne by the glass, and aperitifs. Any single drink priced up to $18 is covered; pricier pours are discounted.

Disney

Disney Cruise Line does not sell an all-inclusive drink package. Alcohol is bought a la carte at bars and lounges, and Disney runs paid beverage tasting seminars. Soft drinks are complimentary with meals and at self-serve stations, while specialty coffees and teas are sold individually.

Virgin

Virgin Voyages sells no traditional drink package. Essential non-alcoholic drinks, still and sparkling water, sodas, drip coffee, teas, and non-pressed juices, are included in every fare. Alcohol and specialty drinks are paid a la carte, and Sailors can prepay a Bar Tab, a drinks credit sold in $200 to $1,000 tiers that each add a bonus, to cover onboard drinks.