Princess Cruises increased prices for its Plus and Premier packages on sailings departing on or after Oct. 13, 2026, according to information the company provided to Fox News Digital. The standard daily prices are now $70 for Plus and $105 for Premier. On Sun Princess and Star Princess, they are $75 and $110, respectively.
The bundles include combinations of drinks, internet access, dining, room service and crew appreciation. Plus includes up to 15 alcoholic drinks a day, one-device Wi-Fi and prepaid gratuities. Premier includes a higher drink allowance, expanded dining and four-device Wi-Fi, along with shore excursion credits.
The cruise line also retired its four-device standalone Wi-Fi tier and introduced a two-device option at $39.99 per day. A single-device pass costs $39.99 for a 24-hour purchase or $33.99 per day when purchased for the full sailing, the company said.
Princess said it periodically reviews package prices in light of operating conditions, while describing the bundles as a way to combine popular amenities. The company also said crew appreciation included in the packages goes to crew members.
Some travelers quoted in online discussions said the higher rates could lead them to reconsider the bundles or compare other cruise lines. Those comments reflect individual reactions and do not establish how broadly customers may change their plans.
The price changes follow a separate Princess policy announcement concerning bookings for sailings in 2027 and later. In an August statement cited by Fox News Digital, the company said new bookings would have a 120-day final-payment deadline and a modified cancellation-fee schedule.
