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Sorry, that " $12 per person person" really should have been "$12 per person per day". Personal preferences and desire for simplicity will always factor in. My choice has been to simply go with standard Always Included and just upgrade the drink package. The days in parentheses are valid if Captain's Club discounts are included.
If Wi-Fi and drink upgrades are wanted, Indulge is good for cruises 14 (10) days and under.
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If Wi-Fi upgrade is not needed but drink upgrade is needed, Elevate may be good for cruises 10 (7) days and under. In general, if Wi-Fi upgrade is not needed, Indulge is not a good investment. My personal opinion on upgrading to Indulge or Elevate are: If you need multiple devices, you can log out on one, then log in on another and still get by with a single device package.
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Some tiers get free minutes of streaming access. Captain's Club discounts may apply here, too. You can upgrade to Stream for $20 per person per day, although I think this is for a single device. For me and checking email, the standard Surf package is good enough. Wi-fi is a different story and I hope others will weigh in. Menus with prices can be found in these threads if you search for them. You can also just go with the classic package and pay the difference (plus gratuity) per drink if it costs more than the package allows. You can upgrade just the drink package from Classic (provided in All Included) for $12 per person person, with a small (5-10%) Captain's Club discount possible once inside final payment. My wife enjoys the better wines and does not want to be concerned about price, so she finds the Premium Beverage Package to be a good value just for the simplicity. Hand sanitizer stations can be found throughout the ships.The drink package differences are shown here:
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