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Wait, so there are ice dispensers in the buffet?

Just wondering if we're allowed to bring things like powdered hot chocolate, coffee and stuff like that onboard, and what are the limits of it? Also, a pretty dumb question, but this seems to mean a lot to my daughter - is there free ice in the buffet?

Okay, let me know how it goes!

Does anyone know if there's a difference between the policies in the US vs Australia? I can't find anything on the Australian passenger contract

Hey, I'm wondering the same thing - Sydney cruiser here, did you end up taking the cans on successfully? If you did, how many, what type and just any issues? Thanks.

What are the rules for bringing canned non-alcoholic drinks onboard a princess cruise? My daughter is interested in bringing cans of sprite. How big and how many cans can we bring per person? Also, I know there is a corkage fee for opening a bottle of wine in the main dining room, there isn't anything for non-alcoholic drinks, right? We've been on many cruises but we've always bought the drink package or just not cared about having any drinks, so this is our first time considering bringing some.

On the website it says 33 dollars per person in AUD. I cannot imagine a single drink being more than 5 dollars and if it is, I don't plan to drink 6 sodas in a day. Also, there is no package for just soda, theres only a package for mocktails, juice and soda, most of which I am not interested in yet they make up most of the package's price.

How much is a soda on princess cruises? Preferably in AUD and from recently because I don't drink mocktails and the 33 dollars soda package isn't worth it to me