While I plan to skip the juice bar on my Princess cruises in favor of martinis, dessert, and dessert martinis, I understand that some may be interested in maintaining a healthy routine while on vacation (actually I don’t understand that at all, but I also don’t understand lots of other things about the world like war and raisins in cookies). In any case, Princess ships now include a juice bar usually located at the Wake Bar and generally open in the morning and afternoon on sea days (but double check your particular ship for the location and hours).
Yes, juices ARE included in both the Plus and Premier packages as well as the zero-alcohol beverage package. You can also purchase them a la carte. Here’s the menu with prices:
Go HERE for more information about the Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages and what they cover. And remember if you, like me, aren’t interested in juice, the plans also cover premium desserts. You can see the premium dessert menu HERE. And with that…
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