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Oasis of the Seas Drink Package Prices, Tracked Daily

Eight months of daily Cruise Planner tracking, 22 different prices, and a floor that only shows up on the week-long sailings.

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Oasis of the Seas · drink and WiFi packages
Oasis of the Seas splits its year between short Caribbean sailings from Fort Lauderdale and week-long runs from Cape Liberty.
Oasis of the Seas splits its year between short Caribbean sailings from Fort Lauderdale and week-long runs from Cape Liberty.· Royal Caribbean International

We have logged 110,088 beverage prices on Oasis of the Seas since February 2026. Across 11,042 of them for the Deluxe Beverage Package, Royal Caribbean has used 22 different prices.

That is three times the ladder its newest fleetmates run. The same package on Utopia of the Seas has only ever sold at seven distinct numbers, and on Wonder at nine.

A longer ladder is not a worse deal. It means the gap between the day you looked and the day you should have looked is wider, and on Oasis that gap is $62 a night per person.


Quick Answer: What Oasis of the Seas Packages Cost

TL;DR
Package (per person, per night)Tracked lowTypicalList price
Deluxe Beverage$57.99$81.99$120.00
Refreshment (non-alcoholic)$26.99$30.99$42.00
Classic Soda$10.99$12.99$18.00
VOOM Surf + Stream WiFi$19.99$22.99$31.99
  • 22 prices, the longest ladder in the class: its newest fleetmates run 7 to 14 distinct prices. Oasis runs 22.
  • The floor belongs to the long sailings: the package has never gone below $71.99 on a 3- or 4-night run.
  • The typical price rose, the floor fell: the monthly median went from $73.99 in February to $85.99 in September, while the low slid from $62.99 to $57.99.
  • On the board today: $77.99 on the median future sailing, and 28 of 73 sailings are sitting on exactly that number.

What the Deluxe Beverage Package Has Actually Cost

The typical price is $81.99 a night across eight months of tracking. Today the median future sailing is showing $77.99.

The Deluxe Beverage Package is the all-inclusive option, covering beer, wine, cocktails and spirits up to $14 a drink, plus specialty coffee, soda and bottled water. It is the pre-buy most people actually agonize over.

Deluxe Beverage PackagePer person, per night
Tracked low$57.99
Typical price (all tracking)$81.99
On the board today (73 future sailings)$77.99
Tracked high / list price$120.00

The $120 sticker is close to fiction. It turned up in 9 of our 11,042 checks. Every other time the package was discounted, which makes the discount the normal state rather than an event.

Oasis is the one Oasis-class ship currently running both a short Caribbean season and a week-long one, so the per-night number lands very differently depending on which sailing you are looking at. A 4-night Fort Lauderdale run at today's typical is about $360 per person. A 7-night from Cape Liberty is about $602.

That split is not a footnote. It turns out to be the most useful thing we have found in this ship's pricing.


22 Prices, the Longest Ladder in the Class

Royal Caribbean reprices Oasis through a far more granular set of numbers than it uses on its newer hardware.

Here is the same package, same tracking window, across the six Oasis-class ships.

ShipDistinct pricesTracked lowTypical
Oasis of the Seas22$57.99$81.99
Allure of the Seas14$62.99$83.99
Harmony of the Seas14$59.99$83.99
Symphony of the Seas14$62.99$79.99
Wonder of the Seas9$65.99$83.99
Utopia of the Seas7$65.99$83.99

The typical prices are nearly identical. What separates Oasis is the range, and in particular the bottom of it. Only Oasis has been seen under $58.

Here are the rungs it actually spends its time on.

Price per nightShare of tracked checks
$95.9919.2%
$89.9911.7%
$71.9911.1%
$79.998.4%
$70.997.9%
$91.996.7%
$68.995.7%
$73.995.4%

Across the 96 Oasis sailings we have tracked closely, the Deluxe price swung a median of $22 a night between its own high and low. On 49 of those sailings the swing was $20 a night or more, and the widest was $52. For how this behaves across every Royal Caribbean ship rather than just this one, see our Royal Caribbean Deluxe Beverage Package guide.


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The Cheap Rungs Belong to the Week-Long Sailings

On the 3- and 4-night Fort Lauderdale runs, the package has never been cheaper than $71.99. On the 7-night Cape Liberty sailings it has gone to $57.99.

Because Oasis sells both itinerary lengths at the same time, we can compare them over the same 60-day window rather than guessing at a seasonal effect.

Last 60 days3-4 nights (Fort Lauderdale)7+ nights (Cape Liberty)
Checks2,6611,732
Floor$71.99$57.99
Typical$89.99$85.99
Share under $68 a night0.0%7.6%
Share at $90 or more37.2%27.5%

The typical prices are only $4 apart, which is why this is easy to miss. The tails are what differ. The short sailings never discounted below $68 in 2,661 checks, and sat at $90 or more on better than a third of them.

The week is cheaper per night and more expensive in total. Both of those are true, and only one of them shows up on the Cruise Planner.

What to do with that. If you are on a 3- or 4-night Oasis sailing, $71.99 is realistically your best case, and anything at or near it is worth taking. If you are on a 7-night, the deep discounts exist, so there is a reason to wait and watch. Our drink package calculator pulls the live price for your sailing and does the arithmetic.


The Typical Price Rose. The Floor Fell.

Since February the ladder has stretched at both ends, which is unusual. Most ships we track move one end or the other.

Month (2026)Typical Deluxe priceLowest recorded
February$73.99$62.99
March$73.99$62.99
April$73.99$65.99
May$71.99$65.99
June$87.99$65.99
July$83.99$62.99
August$89.99$59.99
September$85.99$57.99

The typical price jumped 16% between May and June and has stayed up since. Over the same stretch the lowest price we recorded each month drifted down, bottoming at $57.99 in September.

That combination is worth understanding. Most days got more expensive, and the rare good day got better. Waiting is a worse bet on average and a better bet at the extreme, which is exactly the situation where watching a specific sailing beats guessing at a season.


The Cheaper Drink Options

If you skip alcohol, the Refreshment Package costs about a third of the Deluxe, and the soda package about a seventh.

Both non-alcoholic packages cover the fountain drinks, specialty coffees and bottled water that quietly do most of the work in a Deluxe break-even calculation.

PackageTracked lowTypicalList price
Refreshment$26.99$30.99$42.00
Classic Soda$10.99$12.99$18.00

The Refreshment Package is the one worth a second look. At around $31 a night it sits well under the Deluxe, and for a coffee-and-mocktail drinker it covers most of what they would actually order. We compare the two directly in our Refreshment versus Deluxe breakdown.

Classic Soda at about $13 a night only pays off at roughly four fountain sodas a day. For most people, paying per drink is cheaper.

One Oasis-specific option to be aware of: the Deluxe package bundled with a Royal Beach Club open bar day pass has a typical price of $101.99 a night, about $20 above the standalone package. That premium buys the beach club day, not better drinks onboard.


What WiFi Costs on Oasis

VOOM Surf + Stream has held between $19.99 and $31.99 all year, with no trend in either direction.

VOOM Surf + Stream is the full-speed tier, enough for video calls and streaming. Across 11,025 checks on Oasis it has been the steadiest thing we track on this ship.

VOOM Surf + StreamPer person, per night
Tracked low$19.99
Typical price$22.99
Typical, last 30 days$22.99
List price$31.99

The monthly medians have sat at $22.99 or $23.99 in every month since February except July, when they dipped to $20.99. That makes WiFi the one add-on on this ship you can budget for confidently.

The catch is that VOOM is sold per device, per guest, so two people who both want to stream are buying two packages. Our Royal Caribbean WiFi package prices guide covers how that scales across the fleet.


Is It Worth It

At today's $77.99 a night you need about 6 drinks a day to break even. At the $57.99 floor you need about 4.

Royal Caribbean caps the Deluxe package at $14 per drink, so the break-even point is just the package price divided by that ceiling.

If you payDrinks per day to break even
$57.99 (the floor)About 4
$77.99 (on the board today)About 6
$81.99 (typical)6
$89.99 (short-sailing typical)6 to 7
$95.99 (the most common price)About 7

Those drinks include the $7 latte at breakfast, the bottled water by the pool and the mocktail at dinner, not just cocktails. Counted honestly, most steady drinkers clear six a day without trying.

Itinerary length changes the calculus more than the price does. A 7-night sailing gives you five or six full days to drink your way to break-even, while a 3-night gives you barely two once you account for short embarkation and disembarkation days. The same package at the same nightly rate is a better buy on the longer cruise, which is the opposite of how most people assume it works.

The honest read. Anything at $71.99 or below is a good buy for a regular drinker on either itinerary. At $95.99, the price Oasis shows most often, a light drinker on a 3-night sailing is almost certainly better off paying per drink. The difference between those two outcomes is not your booking window. It is which day you happened to open the Cruise Planner.


How We Track This Data

Every number here comes from All Aboard Deals' own Cruise Planner tracking. We have checked Oasis of the Seas package prices daily since February 13, 2026, covering 102 sailings and 232 tracking days. The "on the board today" figures are the latest price recorded for each future sailing as of October 2, 2026.

That amounts to 110,088 beverage price records across 17 products and 22,048 internet records, all in US dollars. All figures are per person, per night, and reflect the lowest adult price recorded at each check.

This is roughly eight months of daily package history. As the tracking window grows we will update this guide, and the trend numbers above will get more reliable with it. For what the cabin itself costs, start with our Oasis of the Seas pricing guide, and for the nearest sister ship's package pricing see our Allure of the Seas drink package guide.


Our Royal Caribbean price tracker scores every Oasis of the Seas fare 0-100 against 12M+ tracked fare snapshots, so you know whether the cabin price is fair before you start adding packages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Across 11,042 tracked Cruise Planner checks since February 2026, the Deluxe Beverage Package on Oasis of the Seas has run from a low of $57.99 a night to a high of $120.00, with a typical price of $81.99. Right now the median across 73 future sailings is $77.99. The Refreshment Package runs about $30.99 a night and the Classic Soda Package about $12.99. All prices are per person, per night.
At the $77.99 a night showing on most future sailings today, the package breaks even at about 6 drinks a day against Royal Caribbean's $14 per drink ceiling. Specialty coffees, bottled water and mocktails all count toward that total, so the bar is lower than it sounds. At the $57.99 floor you need about 4 drinks a day. If you have a glass of wine with dinner and little else, paying per drink wins.
In the last 60 days the Deluxe package has had a typical price of $85.99 a night on the 7-night Cape Liberty sailings versus $89.99 on the 3- and 4-night Fort Lauderdale runs. The bigger gap is at the bottom. The package dropped below $68 a night on 7.6% of checks for the longer sailings and on none of the 2,661 checks for the short ones, where the floor held at $71.99.
It is on sale almost permanently. We recorded a discount off list price on 99.2% of tracked checks, averaging 29.3% off. The sale banner is effectively always on, so it tells you nothing about whether today's number is good. What matters is which of the 22 prices Royal Caribbean is showing you.
VOOM Surf + Stream has tracked between $19.99 and $31.99 a night across 11,025 checks, with a typical price of $22.99 both over all tracking and over the last 30 days. Unlike the drink package, it has not trended in either direction since February 2026.
At the $89.99 typical price on a 4-night Fort Lauderdale sailing, that is about $360 per person. A 7-night Cape Liberty sailing at its $85.99 typical runs about $602, and at the $57.99 floor about $406. The week costs more in total but less per night, and the cheapest nightly rates we have recorded all belong to the longer itineraries.
Graham H
About the author

Graham H — Founder, All Aboard Deals

Graham has been cruising for over a decade and has sailed on 15+ cruises across Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, and Virgin.

He built All Aboard Deals to track cruise prices the same way traders track charts, monitoring 32,500+ sailings and spotting fares that fall well below their recent averages.

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