In some forums you will have seen the queries about whether you do not drink alcohol, or if you do not do it regularly if you are interested in the all-inclusive or not. This modality is the usual thing in cruises, but I will explain to you what exactly covers you on the subject of drinks, which is usually the most confusing.
Yes I tell you that many shipping companies put at your disposal packages of water and juices, That may be more profitable than IT itself, in which all drinks are included, including alcohol cocktails.
In some companies the all inclusive with which they sell you the ticket refers to the meals and drinks served during them, but not the ones you can consume in bars. I give you two examples of what each shipping company considers all-inclusive.
Cruises Pullmantur All meals, dinners and drinks on board are All Inclusive (IT) at no additional cost. Unlimited consumption with and without alcohol, as well as a selection of waters, juices, coffee, tea, soft drinks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beers, vermouths, liqueurs and wine by the glass. In addition, you can consume the drinks in all the bars, themed venues and restaurants ship's. This is what Pullmantur IT includes.
With MSC will have to buy a separate package for unlimited drinks, which can be for children, or for adults with or without alcohol. The all-inclusive for children is for the unlimited consumption of drinks such as soft drinks, mineral water, fruit juices, hot drinks, non-alcoholic cocktails, slushies and smoothies, as well as ice cream to go in a cone or tub.
For adults You can buy vouchers for water, coffee, ice cream, soft drinks, for 14 or 25 bottles and add them to the price of your ticket or directly add the unlimited option. But let's say that what you get into your ticket is only what you consume in restaurants and not outside of them, in a bar, for example.