by Sarah Kuta
Last updated: 2:00 PM ET, Wed September 30, 2026
Princess Cruises is raising the prices of its Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages by $5 per person per day beginning with sailings departing October 13.
Under the new pricing, Princess Plus will cost $70 per person per day when purchased before the cruise, up from $65. Princess Premier will increase to $105 per person per day, up from $100. The two packages will cost an additional $5 per day on Sun Princess and Star Princess, bringing their prices to $75 and $110, respectively.
The latest update follows a price increase in July 2025.
Princess Plus includes up to 15 drinks per day valued at $15 or less each, four casual dining meals per guest, room service and Wi-Fi for one device per guest. Princess Premier includes unlimited drinks valued at up to $20 each, unlimited casual and specialty dining, room service, Wi-Fi for up to four devices and a shore excursion credit of up to $300 per guest.
“We periodically review package pricing to account for changes in our operating environment while continuing to offer guests strong value and a convenient way to bundle popular amenities,” the cruise line said in a statement shared with TravelPulse. “We believe both packages offer strong value, providing guests with a convenient way to bundle popular amenities. Additionally, crew appreciation included in these packages continues to go directly to the hardworking crew members who deliver the exceptional service our guests know and value.”
The cruise line is also changing its standalone Wi-Fi options beginning October 13, eliminating the four-device plan for guests who do not purchase Princess Premier.
Princess will introduce a two-device Wi-Fi plan priced at $39.99 per day when purchased before the cruise. The price increases to $47.99 per day when purchased onboard for the full voyage, or $55.99 for a single day.
The existing one-device plan will cost $27.99 per day when purchased before the cruise, $33.99 per day when purchased onboard for the full voyage and $39.99 for a single day onboard. Four-device Wi-Fi access will remain available through Princess Premier.
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