Cruise Lines That Serve Coca-Cola Products Royal Caribbean is the largest cruise line to offer Coca-Cola drinks -- and not simply in the cruise line's bars and restaurants; cruisers that spring for a refreshment package can help themselves to Coke's Freestyle fountain machines located throughout select ships.

Royal Caribbean is strictly a Coca-Cola cruise line. In 2026, the partnership remains a hallmark of the onboard experience, with nearly every ship in the fleet featuring Coca-Cola Freestyle machines that offer over 100 different flavor combinations. To access these machines, guests must purchase a "Classic Soda Package" or a "Refreshment Package," which includes a souvenir RFID-enabled cup that unlocks the dispensers. If you do not have a package, you can still purchase individual cans of Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, and other Minute Maid products at the various bars and restaurants on board. Starting in March 2026, Royal Caribbean has updated its beverage policy: while the "Classic Soda Package" still includes the souvenir cup, guests with the "Deluxe Beverage Package" must now pay a small $4.99 fee if they want the physical cup to use the Freestyle machines. Despite these minor changes, if you are a Pepsi fan, you will not find it served on the ship, and you are generally permitted to bring up to 12 cans of your own non-alcoholic beverages (like Pepsi) per stateroom if you prefer a different brand.