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Major cruise line hikes its popular package prices in move that could hit vacation budgets

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Major cruise line hikes its popular package prices in move that could hit vacation budgets

Princess Cruises is increasing prices on some of its most popular add-on packages by $5 per person, per day starting Oct.

13 and adjusting the cruise line's Wi-Fi plans — with some cruise fans saying they may rethink their vacation plans as a result.

Princess Cruises ' Plus and Premier packages include drink packages, Wi-Fi, crew appreciation, casual dining and room service.

The higher package rates apply to all sailings that depart on or after Oct.

13.

CRUISE LINE'S TOUGHER BOOKING RULES IGNITE BACKLASH OVER HIGHER DEPOSITS AND PAYMENTS The Princess Plus package is due to increase to $70 per day and the Princess Premier package will increase to $105 per day, the company shared with Fox News Digital.

Package prices will increase to $75 and $110 on the Sun Princess and Star Princess.

"We periodically review package pricing to account for changes in our operating environment while continuing to offer guests strong value and a convenient way to bundle popular amenities," a spokesperson for Princess Cruises told Fox News Digital.

"We believe both packages offer strong value, providing guests with a convenient way to bundle popular amenities, " the company's statement continued.

CRUISE FEE DOUBLES AT VACATION HOT SPOT AS PASSENGERS BRACE FOR EVEN STEEPER HIKES "Additionally, crew appreciation included in these packages continues to go directly to the hardworking crew members who deliver the exceptional service our guests know and value," said the cruise line, which is based in Santa Clarita, California.

Princess Cruises' bundled packages outline distinct tiers of shipboard perks.

Under the Princess Plus package, guests receive up to 15 alcoholic beverages per day (capped at $15 each), four casual meals, complimentary room service, prepaid gratuities, and Wi-Fi coverage for one device per traveler.

The top-tier Premier package expands those perks to unlimited drinks valued at up to $20 each, paired with unrestricted casual and specialty dining.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER In addition to included room service and gratuities, Premier guests receive four-device Wi-Fi access and up to $300 per person in shore excursion credits.

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