Princess Cruises to raise Plus and Premier package prices
The cruise line is also revising its standalone Wi-Fi options, including replacing its four-device tier with a two-device plan.
Princess Cruises will increase prices for its Plus and Premier add-on packages by $5 per person per day for voyages departing on or after Oct. 13, according to the company.
Princess Plus will cost $70 per day, while Princess Premier will rise to $105 per day. Rates aboard Sun Princess and Star Princess will be higher, at $75 for Plus and $110 for Premier.
The Plus package provides up to 15 alcoholic beverages per day priced at $15 or less each, four casual meals, room service, prepaid gratuities and Wi-Fi for one device per traveler.
Premier includes unlimited drinks valued at up to $20 each, unlimited casual and specialty dining, room service, gratuities, Wi-Fi access for four devices and as much as $300 per person in shore excursion credits.
Princess is also discontinuing its standalone four-device internet tier and introducing a two-device option priced at $39.99 per day. Onboard internet for one device now costs $39.99 for a 24-hour purchase, or $33.99 per day when bought for the full sailing.