Princess Plus vs Premier (2026): What You ACTUALLY Get for $65 vs $100
If you’ve ever wondered what the REAL difference is between Princess Plus and Princess Premier — this is the video for you. We break down exactly what you get with each package, including: ✔️ Drinks (15 per day vs unlimited) ✔️ Specialty & casual dining ✔️ WiFi differences ✔️ Gratuities ✔️ OceanNow & room service ✔️ Photo packages ✔️ Theater seating ✔️ Excursion credits ✔️ And most importantly… the PRICE difference Princess Plus starts at $65 per day on most ships, while Princess Premier jumps to $100 per day — but does that extra $35 actually make sense? We’ll walk you through the details, the hidden value, and finish with a real-world price breakdown to help you decide which package is right for YOUR cruise style. Whether you’re sailing on Sun Princess, Star Princess, or another ship in the fleet, this guide will help you cruise smarter. 🚢 If you're new around here, we're Will & Kara, and we want to show you why we're Constantly Cruising. If you’d like a one-page summary of everything we discuss in this video, head over to Instagram and DM us the word “package” and we’ll send it right to you. ⏱ Timestamps 0:00 – Intro: Plus vs. Premier package breakdown 0:49 – Princess Plus: cost per day & drink package details 2:44 – Plus package: specialty dining vs. casual dining (4 included) 4:17 – Pro tip: book weekly for double casual dining credits 5:11 – Plus package: room service & OceanNow fees waived 5:55 – Plus package: Wi-Fi (1 device per person) 7:03 – Plus package: gratuity, photos & theater seating 8:27 – Princess Premier: cost per day & unlimited drinks 9:09 – Premier package: unlimited casual & specialty dining 12:50 – Premier package: Wi-Fi (4 devices per person) 14:20 – Premier package: reserved theater seating & unlimited photos 15:39 – À la carte pricing: drinks, dining, Wi-Fi, gratuity breakdown 17:30 – Real cost breakdown: does the package pay for itself? 18:24 – Our honest take: which package we choose and why 19:59 – Final thoughts & how to decide which is right for you