Is the NEW Princess Cruise Plus Drink Package or Premium Drink Package worth it for you? Drink Menu.

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The creators evaluate the new Princess Plus and Princess Premiere drink packages to help viewers determine their value. The Princess Plus package costs sixty dollars per day and includes Wi-Fi for one device, daily gratuities, and beverages up to fifteen dollars. It also features access to the juice bar, certain premium desserts, fitness classes, and limited casual dining. The creators perform a mathematical breakdown to find the break-even point for different types of drinkers. For the Plus package, they suggest that consuming three alcoholic drinks per day or two alcoholic drinks plus one soda makes the package cost-effective. The Princess Premiere package costs eighty dollars per day and offers unlimited casual dining and more specialty dining options. They conclude that the Premiere package requires approximately five drinks per day to be worth the cost. They also note that the value of included specialty dining decreases on longer cruises because the number of meals provided is per cruise rather than per week.
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we're not here to complain but to discuss evaluation of the package and for you to have the information to determine if it's the right choice for you
if you have two drinks and one soda per day on the princess plus your Breakeven
if you take advantage because we remember on our math we zeroed out all the other uh features the casual dining the juice bar the premium desserts all these have value
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