On the standard public GVB ferries that cross the IJ River (such as the 2-minute hop from Central Station to North Amsterdam), there are no drinks for sale and no concessions; these ferries are free and treated like a floating sidewalk. However, on Amsterdam Canal Cruises and specialized "tourist ferries," drink prices are structured differently. A single ticket for a 60-to-75-minute cruise often includes a drink or can be upgraded to an "all-inclusive" drinks package for approximately €25 to €35. If you are buying a-la-carte on a boat like a "Pizza Cruise" or a dinner boat, a beer or glass of wine typically costs between €4 and €7, while sodas are around €3.50. For special events like King's Day (April 27), many shared boat tours offer "unlimited" drinks (beer, wine, and soda) for a flat fee ranging from €80 to €150 per person. In 2026, prices have seen a slight inflationary increase, but the "unlimited drinks" canal tour remains one of the most popular ways for visitors to experience the city's waterways in a social atmosphere.