Cruise line drink packages come in all flavors. All six lines that cruise out of Port Everglades offer some sort of all-inclusive beverage package. Most cruise lines offer by-the-day packages, while Carnival only does bulk sales.
A couple cruise lines place a price limit on the type of cocktails and other beverages included in the package. Those price limits generally force you to consume house-brand wine and spirits. If your package is priced per day, you must purchase the package for the length of your voyage.
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This cruise line offers multiple all-inclusive drink packages. The beer-and-wine package runs $39/day per person. For $10 more per day, you can add in unlimited cocktails. The deluxe package, for $59/day per person, adds unlimited coffee, tea, water and juice. The coffee-tea-water-juice deal on its own is $19/day per person. Unlimited soft drinks will run you $6.50/day per person.
This cruise line offers 28 bulk-drink packages. The basic water package, which includes a case of bottled water and two large bottles of water, costs $25. The smaller water package, with half the case, costs $19. The Party Pack, a 12-pack of soda and a 12-pack of water, runs $35. A bottle of brand-name liquor and a six pack of soda costs between $85 and $110, depending upon the type of spirits you choose.
This cruise line offers multiple all-inclusive drinks packages. The premium alcohol package costs $59/day per person, and includes all drinks priced less than $13 aboard ship. The regular alcohol package, which runs $49/day per person, features beers under $6, alcoholic drinks under $8, and wine-by-the-glass under $9. The line’s non-alcoholic package runs $16/day per person for soda, juice, coffee, tea and water; $20/day per person if you want Red Bull and premium water.
This cruise line offers an all-inclusive package, which includes beer, wine, soda, juice and water drinks that retail onboard for less than $10, for about $55/day per person. A six-pack of beer goes for about $28. The unlimited soda package runs about $5/day per person. In addition to soda, you can get juice, ice-cream shakes and floats for about $8/day per person. Onboard coffee cards, which entitle the holder to 15 espresso-based specialty coffees or specialty teas, costs $31.
This cruise line offers multiple all-inclusive drinks packages. Here’s the rub: Everyone in your state room has to purchase a package. Kids must purchase the soda package, which runs $4/day per person. The top-of-the-line package features beer, wine, spirits, cocktails and soda – all by the glass – for $49/day per person. It’ll cost you $5 more to book the deal onboard. The beer-and-wine package will run you $22/day per person, and unlimited soda is about $6/day per person.
This cruise line offers one all-inclusive drinks packages. For about $45/day per person, you can consume as many as 15 beverages each day. But you can order just one drink at a time, and they must be at least five minutes apart. The package, which is limited to beverages priced $7 and less, includes beer, wine, spirits, cocktails, soda, coffee and tea. Mini-bar beverages are not included in the package.