Sip and Sail Package - What is it?

I read a little about a "Sip and Sail" package on Princess. What is it? Is it worth it? And who can book it? We've booked a balcony room for the Grand heading for Mexico in January, 1019.

Sip + Sail is not a package that you can purchase; it is a booking promotion that adds the Premier Beverage Package to the first two passengers when booking a balcony and above cabin.

But you are too late for January 2019. The current Sip + Sail promotion is for cruises from Summer 2019 thru Spring 2020.

https://book.princess.com/html/global/cruisedeals/sip-and-sail/

Current Sip and Sail promo ends Sept 5 2018

While Sip and Sail is a promotion the Premier Beverage Package is available for purchase through your Cruise Personalizer or onboard on embarkation day. Check out https://www.princess.com/ships-and-experience/food-and-dining/beverages/ and go to the section entitled "Savor the Simplicity of One Price" and click on the view terms link for the Premier Beverage Package.

Current Sip and Sail promo ends Sept 5 2018

Which one could be next???

Which one could be next???

Three For Free

I read a little about a "Sip and Sail" package on Princess. What is it? Is it worth it? And who can book it? We've booked a balcony room for the Grand heading for Mexico in January, 1019.

As stated you are too late for January 2019 Sip & Sail promo. You can purchase the package for US$68.99/pp/day. Details are in your cruise personlizer under Onboard Reservations.

Is it worth it? It takes approximately 5 to 7 cocktails per day to break even assuming you also drink some espresso drinks and other soft drinks. If you max out alcoholic beverages, 15, each day you basically wind up getting them at half the menu price.

If you max out alcoholic beverages, 15, each day you basically wind up getting them at half the menu price.

As well as getting cirrhosis

As stated you are too late for January 2019 Sip & Sail promo. You can purchase the package for US$68.99/pp/day. Details are in your cruise personlizer under Onboard Reservations.

Is it worth it? It takes approximately 5 to 7 cocktails per day to break even assuming you also drink some espresso drinks and other soft drinks. If you max out alcoholic beverages, 15, each day you basically wind up getting them at half the menu price.

Got it. Thanks. That's a lot of booze.

On our recent cruise to Alaska we got the "sip and sail" package free as we booked in advance. Was great. Not just for drinks and wine but also for specialty coffee's, etc.

Sip & Sail Promo has never been offered to Australian customers :evilsmile:, 3 for Free has.:hearteyes:

Sip & Sail Promo has never been offered to Australian customers :evilsmile:, 3 for Free has.:hearteyes:

Neither have ever been offered to Caribbean customers , nor any of the other promos, ie Sun Drenched Deals, etc. At least you get some promos. Count yourself lucky.

Sip & Sail Promo has never been offered to Australian customers :evilsmile:, 3 for Free has.:hearteyes:

The 3 for Free version that we get offered is different to others though. The last 3 for Free that I used was a Balcony Breakfast, $100 credit towards excursions and a cabin upgrade within the same category (which to many is not an upgrade). Hardly enticing. We never get free grats as part of the 3 for Free that others get.

On our recent cruise to Alaska we got the "sip and sail" package free as we booked in advance. Was great. Not just for drinks and wine but also for specialty coffee's, etc.

That would be awesome!