Cruise lines outline 2026 package prices and fare inclusions

Holland America Line’s Have It All package is priced at $60 per person, per day for departures before summer 2027. The package combines drinks, Wi-Fi, specialty dining and shore-excursion credit.

For most Princess Cruises sailings in 2026, Princess Plus costs $65 per person, per day when purchased in advance. It covers drinks up to the package limit, Wi-Fi for one device, crew appreciation, four casual-dining meals and delivery benefits. The package costs more aboard Sun Princess and Star Princess, while Princess Premier is priced at $100 or more per day.

Celebrity Cruises says its All Included rate, which combines the Classic Drinks Package with Basic Wi-Fi, can save passengers between $200 and $800 compared with purchasing those features separately.

Virgin Voyages includes regular restaurants without customary specialty-dining surcharges, along with group fitness and much of its entertainment. Standard Wi-Fi is included with many fares. Service gratuities, however, are no longer automatically covered and cost $20 per person, per night when prepaid or $22 onboard.

Carnival Cruise Line includes main dining, buffet meals, pools, comedy, shows and some casual restaurants in its base fare. MSC Cruises, meanwhile, can offer fares substantially below those of competing mega-ships.