NCL Adds New Premium All-Inclusive Package

Norwegian Cruise Line announced a new premium all-inclusive package after bringing back their popular Free at Sea a little over a month ago.

NCL’s new Free at Sea Plus will cost an additional $49.99 per day, per person on top of Free at Sea fares and include more perks than ever before.

This new package goes into effect on all Norwegian Cruise Line sailings that are two nights and longer that depart on or after February 1, 2026. It can be booked starting on December 18, 2025.

Here is a look at the extra perks you get for the $49.99 per day for Free at Sea Plus. Everything listed is in addition to what’s already included with Free at Sea.

Free at Sea Plus

One of the biggest perks to Free at Sea Plus is Starbucks coffee (one drink per visit), unlimited open bar at Great Stirrup Cay, energy drinks, fresh juices, bottled water at the bar, premium bottled water (still & sparkling) in restaurants, and top-shelf spirits.

Note: Cruisers who have Free at Sea will no longer be able to use their drink package on Great Stirrup Cay starting in March 2026. Only those who have the new Plus package will be able to get free drinks on the cruise line’s private island.

You will receive 50% off additional nights at specialty restaurants after you use up your free nights that come with Free at Sea.

Also included is unlimited streaming high-speed WiFi that provides one login per guest to be used on one device at a time. This applies to all guests in a stateroom.

You will no longer have to pay daily service charges (tips/gratuities) as are included with this package. Guests who have prepaid their daily service charges will receive a $15 discount per day on Free at Sea Plus.

Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd, said the following about the return of Free at Sea Plus:

“With the return of Free at Sea Plus, guests will enjoy even greater value and convenience, making it easier than ever to relax and focus on what truly matters – reconnecting with those who matter most.”