Whether you’re trying to decide if a Princess Cruises drinks package is worth the cost, or you’re simply working out how much spending money you’ll need, knowing the drinks prices on your Princess cruise is genuinely useful.
It’s much easier to relax and enjoy your holiday when you’re not second-guessing the cost of every drink you order. It also helps to know whether your favourite drinks are available onboard, or if you’ll be tempted to try something new while you sail.
Below is a breakdown of the different drinks you can expect on a Princess cruise, along with current prices.
All of the menus below use US Dollars for their prices. Some cruises out of Australia use Australian Dollars instead, but typically USD is the currency onboard the fleet.
This is the latest Princess Cruises drink menu from the Pool Bar, which gives you a good idea of the latest Princess drinks prices:
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Princess Cruises Beer Menu
Enjoy a cold, refreshing beer from the list of options served on a Princess cruise.
Most of the beers served are lagers, including primarily American brands such as Budweiser, Coors and Miller. But there are a couple of ales available too, along with perennial Irish favourite Guinness.
Princess Cruises Cocktail Menu
There are a huge number of cocktails served on a typical Princess cruise – you’ll certainly need more than one cruise to be able to try them all. From Martinis to Cosmopolitans and Manhattans to Margaritas, you’ll love the range of options to sip while sitting by the poolside.
Princess Cruises Spirits & Liqueurs Menu
There are many spirits and liqueurs available on your Princess cruise, so whether you want a shot of tequila to liven up your night or a whiskey to help you unwind, you won’t be missing out while at sea.
Princess Cruises Wine, Sparkling Wine and Champagne Menu
There’s an extensive menu of wines available for your Princess cruise. You can order by the bottle or by the glass, including a number of reds, whites, sparkling wines, Prosecco options and Champagne when you’re in the mood to celebrate. Ideal for dinner, or just as a drink in your stateroom before the night gets going.
Princess Cruises Sodas & Non-Alcoholic Cocktails Menu
Enjoy these non-alcoholic cocktails and sodas when you want something fun and flavourful without the hangover spoiling your cruise the morning after.
Princess Cruises Coffee & Hot Chocolate Menu
From Italian classics to unique flavours, there are some wonderful coffees that you can try as part of your Princess cruise. If you need a shot of Espresso to perk you up in the morning, that’s an option (including doubles), or why not try something different like a Butter Pecan or Honey Lavender latte?
When you want a drink that’s a little more soothing, take your pick from a classic hot chocolate or one of the range of teas served on a Princess cruise. The full tea menu includes fruit teas, breakfast teas and chamomile.
Princess Cruises Tea Menu
When you want a drink that’s a little more soothing, take your pick from the range of teas served on a Princess cruise. As this is a room service menu, prices may have increased.
Princess Cruises ‘Other’ Room Service Menu
On your room service menu, there are a number of other products you can order, as well as services such as laundry collections or turndown services. Everything here is complimentary, so just use your room service menu to order what you need.
Final Word
The drinks menu on a Princess cruise is pretty extensive, with a selection of the most popular brands from around the world.
Find your favourites and make a note of the prices – this’ll help you decide whether you want to pay for a beverage package, whether you would be better off with the Princess Premier or Princess Plus package, or if you’ll be better suited paying for each drink individually.
And remember that as well as what’s on the drink menus, Princess Cruises offers a selection of free drinks like tea, coffee, water and juice that you can get from the main dining room or buffet, amongst other locations.
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Thank you for this information. You do mention that that wine can be bought by glass or by the bottle, but no example of Price per bottle, unless I missed it.
I was on a HAL cruise and similar to Princess Plus they have More at sea or some such package. We are not big drinkers so these packages would be poor value so we were pleased to find that in the dining rooms they have available , and they have a list, of wine packages for If i remember correctly
2,4, or 7 bottles and various wine qualities. I have seen some mention of these being available on Princess but it seems only on some ships and you have to ask -ie they are not advertised. So wonder if you have contacts perhaps you can find out if this is something that might be available as we have booking on Sky next month and Sapphire in Jan 26
New to princess ,going on Sky 2November the good food show ,thank you very excited,as normally do P&O.
Is there any zero alcohol wine on board Princess cruises?
Please can you let me know what are the standard measure servings for wines and spirits on Princess ships
No they are not.
The Australian ships stay here full time so everything on board is in AUD. The other ships go between Europe and the americas so all the prices are in usd.
While they are the same company the Australian branch is treated as slightly seperate because the ships live here year round (I’m an ex Aussie travel agent)
I am not sure whether all this drinks prices and packages are correct for Australians. I just returned from a Princess Cruise< Melbourne to New Zealand and back, and I purchased an Non Alcohol Drinks Package Aus. [with Princess Standard cabin price}
All drinks on the cruise were much, much dearer than those you have listed, some doubled. I wonder if something similar could be done for your many Australian fans.