Princess Cruises’ 2026 drink menu centers on Good Spirits at Sea, a fleet-wide cocktail bar inspired by the TV series of the same name and helmed by mixologist Rob Floyd. Cocktails typically run 12–20, with the Princess Plus® Package covering drinks up to $15 and Princess Premier® covering drinks up to $20. Pricing updated January 14, 2026.
Princess Cruises built its entire bar program around storytelling. Good Spirits at Sea, the line’s signature cocktail lounge, takes its name and concept directly from the “Good Spirits” TV series, which followed mixologist Rob Floyd around the globe hunting down local ingredients for original cocktails. That same spirit literally now lives on every ship in the Princess fleet.
What Is Good Spirits at Sea?
Good Spirits at Sea is Princess Cruises’ signature cocktail lounge, found on every ship in the fleet. It’s inspired by the “Good Spirits” TV series and built around mixologist Rob Floyd’s destination-driven cocktails, live piano entertainment, and in-person mixology demonstrations.
The lounge blends maritime design with a modern bar feel think nautical accents, marble counters, and plush seating, according to Princess Cruises. Guests can catch the original “Good Spirits” series on the Princess Cruises App or their stateroom TV before stepping up to the bar, then watch Rob Floyd (or his team) recreate the same theatrical pours in person.
Good Spirits at Sea at a glance:
| Feature | Detail |
| Concept | Destination-inspired cocktails tied to the “Good Spirits” TV series |
| Mixologist | Rob Floyd, Princess Cruises’ beverage ambassador |
| Availability | Every ship in the Princess fleet |
| Package coverage | Included with Princess Plus® (up to $15) and Princess Premier® (up to $20) |
| Atmosphere | Casual lounge with live piano entertainment |
Princess Cruises Drinks Menu 2026 Prices
A la carte cocktails on Princess ships generally range from $12 to $20, beers run around $8, wine by the glass costs 11–18, and wine by the bottle ranges roughly 42–78, based on a current Princess pool bar sample menu. A 20% service charge applies to all drink purchases not covered by a package.
Because Princess uses sample menus that can vary by ship and change over time, treat these as representative prices rather than a guarantee for your specific sailing.
Sample cocktail prices (Pool Bar menu):
| Cocktail | Price |
| Truly Caliente Fresca | $12 |
| Jungle Bird | $12 |
| Land Ahoy | $14 |
| Lychee Vodka Mojito | $15 |
| State Fair | $16 |
| Aperol-Colada | $18 |
| Sea Legs (Pantalones Tequila) | $20 |
| Fancy Pants Paloma | $20 |
Other categories:
- Beer: $8 per glass (light lagers, craft, and imports)
- Wine by the glass: 11–18
- Wine by the bottle: 42–78
- Zero-proof cocktails: $15
Good Spirits at Sea cocktails specifically are commonly reported around $15 each by cruisers, in line with the Plus Package’s $15 drink cap though exact Good Spirits menu pricing can vary by ship and is only available via the sample menu Princess publishes.
Princess Cruises Drink Menu 2026: Packages and Value
Princess offers two main bundled packages for 2026: Princess Plus® (65–75/person/day) includes 15 drinks daily up to 15each,whilePrincessPremier®(100–$110/person/day) includes unlimited drinks up to $20 each. Both include specialty coffee, bottled water, and other onboard perks.
Here’s how the two core packages compare:
| Princess Plus® | Princess Premier® | |
| Pre-cruise price (most ships) | $65/person/day | $100/person/day |
| Onboard price (most ships) | $70/person/day | $105/person/day |
| Drinks included | 15/day, up to $15 each | Unlimited, up to $20 each |
| Specialty coffee & tea | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Bottled water (500mL) | Up to 12/day | Up to 12/day |
| Casual dining | 4 meals/guest | Unlimited |
| Specialty dining | Not included | Unlimited |
| Wi-Fi | 1 device | 4 devices (MedallionNet Max) |
Both guests sharing a cabin must purchase the same package, and packages purchased onboard cost more than pre-cruise rates. For guests who only want the beverage portion, Princess also sells a standalone Plus Beverage Package (76.70/daywithservicecharge)orPremierBeveragePackage(100.30/day with service charge).
Non-drinkers aren’t left out, either. Princess also offers a Zero Alcohol Package (35.39/person/day)andaClassicSodaPackage(17.69/person/day) for guests who want unlimited non-alcoholic beverages without paying for alcohol they won’t drink.
Star Princess Drink Menu Prices
Drink package pricing on Star Princess runs slightly higher than the rest of the fleet: Princess Plus costs $70/person/day pre-cruise (vs. $65 fleet-wide), and Princess Premier costs $105/person/day pre-cruise (vs. $100 fleet-wide). Good Spirits at Sea is available onboard.
Star Princess and Sun Princess are priced separately from the rest of the fleet because of their newer onboard offerings. If you’re sailing Star Princess, budget an extra $5 per person, per day for either package compared to ships like Discovery or Regal Princess.
Sun Princess Drink Menu 2026
Sun Princess follows the same elevated package pricing as Star Princess: $70/person/day for Princess Plus and $105/person/day for Princess Premier (pre-cruise rates). Good Spirits at Sea is located on Deck 7, alongside additional bars like Wake View Bar and The Mix.
Sun Princess has one of the largest bar lineups in the fleet, including Good Spirits at Sea, Bellini’s Cocktail Bar, Crooners piano and martini bar, and THE MIX poolside bar all of which accept Plus and Premier package credits.
Latest Menu Updates
As of the most recent information available, Princess Cruises updated Plus and Premier Beverage Package terms effective January 14, 2026, raising the per-drink value caps to $15 (Plus) and $20 (Premier) and clarifying that the 15-drink daily limit on the Plus package applies over a rolling 6 a.m.-to-6 a.m. period. Specialty coffees, teas, and bottled water do not count against that 15-drink cap, though bottled water has its own 12-per-day limit.
Best Drinks by Need
- Budget-conscious sippers: Pool Bar margaritas and classics like the 24k Margarita or Guava Margarita ($14) deliver solid value without a package.
- Non-drinkers: The Classic Soda Package ($17.69/day) covers fountain soda, mocktails, and smoothies without paying for alcohol.
- Heavy drinkers on longer cruises: Princess Premier’s unlimited drinks (up to $20 each) usually pencils out ahead of paying a la carte past 4–5 drinks a day.
- Specialty coffee lovers: Both Plus and Premier include unlimited specialty coffee and tea, which can offset the daily package cost on its own for frequent latte drinkers.
- Cocktail explorers: Good Spirits at Sea is the place to try Rob Floyd’s destination-inspired creations alongside live mixology demonstrations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Good Spirits at Sea included in the cruise fare?
No. Good Spirits at Sea is a specialty cocktail lounge, and drinks there are charged individually unless covered by a Princess Plus or Princess Premier package, which include drinks up to $15 or $20 respectively.
What is the service charge on Princess Cruises drinks?
A nonrefundable 20% service charge is automatically added to drinks, dining, and other optional onboard purchases not included in your cruise fare, per Princess Cruises’ official service charge policy.
Who is Rob Floyd on Princess Cruises?
Rob Floyd is Princess Cruises’ mixologist and beverage ambassador, responsible for refreshing cocktail menus fleet-wide and creating the destination-inspired drinks served at Good Spirits at Sea.
Does the Princess Plus package cover every cocktail?
Only drinks valued up to $15 each are covered under Princess Plus; anything priced higher requires paying the difference out of pocket.
How many drinks does Princess Plus include per day?
Princess Plus includes 15 alcoholic or specialty drinks per day, calculated over a 6 a.m.-to-6 a.m. period, not counting specialty coffee, tea, or bottled water.
Is there a difference in drink prices between Sun Princess and the rest of the fleet?
Package prices are higher on Sun and Star Princess ($70/day for Plus, $105/day for Premier pre-cruise) compared to $65 and $100 on the rest of the fleet, though a la carte drink prices follow similar fleet-wide menus.
Can I buy just the beverage package without the full Plus or Premier bundle?
Yes. Princess sells a standalone Plus Beverage Package (76.70/daywithservicecharge)andPremierBeveragePackage(100.30/day with service charge) for guests who don’t want dining or Wi-Fi perks.
Are there non-alcoholic cocktail options at Good Spirits at Sea?
Yes, zero-proof cocktails are available fleet-wide, generally priced around $15, and are included under both the Plus and Premier beverage packages.
What happens if I bring my own alcohol onboard?
Each adult may bring one 750 mL bottle of wine or champagne per voyage without a corkage fee; additional bottles incur a $20 per bottle fee, per Princess Cruises’ onboard policy.
Do both guests in a cabin need to buy the same drink package?
Yes. Princess requires that both guests in a cabin purchase the same Plus or Premier package; a 3rd or 4th guest in the same cabin is not required to match.
