Princess Cruises Raises Prices on Princess Plus/Premier Packages & Wi-Fi Plans
by Dori Saltzman
The Star Princess. Photo: Princess Cruises
Princess Cruises is raising prices on its popular Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages and eliminating its four-device Wi-Fi option.
Starting Oct. 13, 2026 – for all departures – both plans went up in price by $5 per person, per day on all ships except Sun Princess and Star Princess. On most of the fleet, Princess Plus will cost $70 per day and Princess Premier $105 per day.
On Sun Princess and Star Princess, pricing will increase to $75 and $110.
Clients who purchased a Plus or Premier package prior to Oct. 13, 2026, will have their purchase price honored regardless of when their sailing is scheduled for.
Inclusions for each package remain the same with Princess Plus including up to 15 alcoholic beverages per day (capped at $15 each), four casual specialty dining meals, complimentary room service, gratuities, and Wi-Fi for one device per traveler. Princess Premier includes unlimited beverages (valued at up to $20 each), unrestricted casual and specialty dining, complimentary room service, gratuities, Wi-Fi for up to four devices per person, and up to $300 in shore excursion credits.
Wi-Fi Package Changes
Simultaneously, Princess has eliminated its four-device Wi-Fi package, replacing it with a two-device option that is priced at $39.99 per day if booked pre-cruise or $47.99 per day onboard. (The four-device plan was $44.99 per day.)
The line also raised prices on its single-device plans. The full sailing plan costs $27.99 per day if booked pre-cruise or $33.99 per day onboard.





