Celebrity used to include drinks with every fare. That’s no longer the case. Today you choose between a Cruise Only fare and an All Included fare. Here’s what’s in each as of October 2026.
Cruise Only vs. All Included
| Cruise Only | All Included | |
|---|---|---|
| Cabin, main dining, entertainment | Yes | Yes |
| Classic Drinks Package | No | Yes |
| Basic Wi-Fi | No | Yes |
Suite guests in The Retreat get Premium All Included, with the Premium Drinks Package and Premium Wi-Fi.
The drink packages
- Classic: drinks up to $12 each, including cocktails, beer, wine by the glass, specialty coffee and bottled water. Bought on its own, it’s often around $85–$90 per day onboard.
- Premium: drinks up to about $19 each, adding premium spirits, more wines and extras like premium water. Often around $100–$110 per day onboard.
Celebrity packages have no daily drink limit, unlike Norwegian, Carnival and MSC. They also work at Perfect Day at CocoCay and Labadee when Celebrity ships visit.
Is All Included worth it?
All Included adds a few hundred dollars per person to a 7-night fare. For one example, a July 2026 balcony on Celebrity Beyond ran about $1,271 Cruise Only versus about $1,866 All Included. It pays off if:
- You’ll have about 4–5 drinks a day, including coffees and water
- You want Wi-Fi anyway
Light drinkers usually save by booking Cruise Only and paying as they go.
Upgrade tip
All Included guests often see discounted offers to upgrade from Classic to Premium in the Cruise Planner before sailing, sometimes for just a few dollars a day. We watch for these.
FAQ
Are gratuities included in All Included?
Check your specific fare. Gratuity inclusion has changed over time and varies by promotion, and we’ll confirm it on your quote.
Can one person have All Included and the other not?
Fare type applies per cabin. Ask us about exceptions for non-drinkers.
Keep planning
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