Princess Cruises is enhancing its Princess Premier Package by offering new unlimited perks.
The new bundle costs $90, $10 more per day than the previous $80 daily rate. Beginning August 31, guests who purchase it will enjoy beverages up to $20, including alcoholic drinks, specialty coffees, and bottled water.
One of the package’s major upgrades is the addition of unlimited specialty dining. Previously limited to two meals per guest, the new feature allows passengers to indulge in Princess Cruises’ premium dining experiences as often as they like.
Guests can order steaks from Crown Grill, authentic Italian feasts from Sabatini’s, fresh seafood from The Catch by Rudi, expertly prepared Japanese dishes from Makoto Ocean, and more.
Premier Package’s Other Unlimited Offers
Additionally, Premier’s features include unlimited casual dining, food and beverage delivery services, reserved seating at the Princess Theater, fitness classes, photos, crew gratuities, and participation in onboard giveaways. The Medallion, a wearable device that makes onboard services more accessible, will also be shipped for free.
The Princess Cruises fleet will introduce the updated Premier Package from August 31 to October 17. The table below shows the rollout date by vessel:
| Princess Cruises Vessel | Updated Premier Package Rollout Date |
| Enchanted Princess | August 31 |
| Majestic PrincessSky Princess | September 1 |
| Crown Princess | September 2 |
| Ruby Princess | September 3 |
| Grand Princess | September 4 |
| Emerald PrincessDiscovery PrincessSun Princess | September 7 |
| Caribbean PrincessRegal Princess | September 12 |
| Royal PrincessSapphire Princess | September 14 |
| Island Princess | September 25 |
| Diamond Princess | September 26 |
| Coral Princess | October 17 |
The enhanced bundle also offers unlimited MedallionNet Max, the cruise line’s fastest Wi-Fi network. Exclusively available to Princess Plus and Princess Premier subscribers, the upgraded Wi-Fi was introduced last week as a new subscription tier that entitles guests to priority online access.
