Sip and Sail Limit

[tv24]

Thanks to all. Useful info since we will be on a sip n sail promotion in April.

[fishywood]

Thanks to all. Useful info since we will be on a sip n sail promotion in April.

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Actually much of the information in this nearly-six-month-old thread is in need of updating..

 

The 15 alcoholic drinks per day applies to all persons with the beverage package, not just those who obtained it through a Sip-n-Sail promotion.

 

The All Inclusive Beverage Package is no more. The new package is called the Premium Beverage Package and contains additional restrictions that were not in the AIBP besides just the 15 alcoholic drinks per day limit.

 

The terms and conditions of the current PBP apply to anyone who either received the old AIBP as a promo or pre-paid for the old AIBP. The previous terms of the AIBP will not be grandfathered in based on booking date.

 

A link to the current Terms and Conditions of the PBP is on this page:

(click 'View Packages & Details' scroll down to Premier Beverage Package and click 'View full terms and conditions')

 

https://www.princess.com/ships-and-experience/food-and-dining/beverages/

[Thrak]

Thanks to all. Useful info since we will be on a sip n sail promotion in April.

 

The limit is indeed 15 drinks between 6 AM and 6 AM. Trust me - it's a lot of drinks. :D

[Aus Traveller]

I like a drink, or two, or maybe three, but 15 would be waaaay too many for me. The drinks package would not be cost effective for me.

[tv24]

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Actually much of the information in this nearly-six-month-old thread is in need of updating..

 

The 15 alcoholic drinks per day applies to all persons with the beverage package, not just those who obtained it through a Sip-n-Sail promotion.

 

The All Inclusive Beverage Package is no more. The new package is called the Premium Beverage Package and contains additional restrictions that were not in the AIBP besides just the 15 alcoholic drinks per day limit.

 

The terms and conditions of the current PBP apply to anyone who either received the old AIBP as a promo or pre-paid for the old AIBP. The previous terms of the AIBP will not be grandfathered in based on booking date.

 

A link to the current Terms and Conditions of the PBP is on this page:

(click 'View Packages & Details' scroll down to Premier Beverage Package and click 'View full terms and conditions')

 

https://www.princess.com/ships-and-experience/food-and-dining/beverages/

 

Thanks for the update!

[ericopia]

Speaking of ... we’re booked on Sip+Sail in May. I just noticed tonight our Cruise Planner shows “Unlimited Soda & More Promotion” instead of anything involving of the “adult beverage” variety. Anyone else seeing this? (Our TA is getting a call in the morning...)

[NavyVeteran]

Speaking of ... we’re booked on Sip+Sail in May. I just noticed tonight our Cruise Planner shows “Unlimited Soda & More Promotion” instead of anything involving of the “adult beverage” variety. Anyone else seeing this? (Our TA is getting a call in the morning...)

If you booked a balcony or above under Sip & Sail, then the first two passengers (if over 21) should get the Premium Beverage Package. Third and fourth passengers and any passengers under 21 get the Soda & More.

[ericopia]

If you booked a balcony or above under Sip & Sail, then the first two passengers (if over 21) should get the Premium Beverage Package. Third and fourth passengers and any passengers under 21 get the Soda & More.

 

Yup. We're the only two passengers on our reservation, and we're in a balcony.

[cmdchiefthom]

Pretty sure it's unlimited.. Where the 15 drinks comes

from is.. "they" say you need to drink at least 15 a day

to get your money's worth.

 

This is what I've read over the years.

 

From the Princess website today: Terms and Conditions

• Alcoholic drinks are limited to 15 beverages per 24-hour period (6 a.m. to 6 a.m.). Alcoholic drinks requested above the daily limits are at the discretion of the shipboard management and crew and charged at regular menu prices. Non-alcoholic drinks do not have this limitation, nor do they count towards this maximum.