You might not realize that paying for this Royal Caribbean beverage package means you can use it on more than one cruise.

What the Royal Caribbean’s drink packages include Typically, the Deluxe Beverage Package runs from around $50 to $100 per day depending on the specific sailing and when you buy the package.

The toughest choice, however, is the Deluxe Beverage Package (DBP) which costs somewhere between $62 and $110 a day (all package buyers also pay an 18% gratuity).

Although Royal Caribbean’s three main drink packages — the Deluxe Beverage Package, Refreshment Package, and Classic Soda Package — are only valid for a single sailing, there's another ...

Royal Caribbean has announced the removal of its drink package exception rule and implemented significant changes to one of ...

Carnival has a beverage package problem Unlike Carnival, Royal Caribbean offers a mid-tier drink package that includes essentially all beverages aside from ones including alcohol. With the ...

Royal Caribbean now requires all guests in a stateroom to purchase the Deluxe Beverage Package if one guest does, closing a loophole that allowed some to switch to a non-alcoholic package.

The line now requires both stateroom guests of drinking age to purchase the deluxe beverage package if at least one does so, eliminating an exception previously made for guests who do not drink.

Royal Caribbean coffee card can be used across multiple sailings Although Royal Caribbean's Specialty Coffee Card package is sold in the same way as other drink packages pre-cruise, it's handled ...

Royal Caribbean is not giving out exceptions to the Deluxe Beverage Package rule As of August 1, 2025, the cruise line will no longer allow exceptions to the long‑standing policy that if one ...