Sip, Sip, Hooray! Carnival Cruise Line Welcomes Coca-Cola Back Onboard

Big news for cruise-goers! Carnival Cruise Line today announced a major partnership with The Coca-Cola Company , making it the official preferred beverage partner for its North American fleet. Starting later this summer, guests will once again be able to enjoy a wide array of Coca-Cola products, including classic soft drinks, zero-sugar and low-calorie options, and sparkling flavored waters. Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line said: “Carnival Cruise Line and Coca-Cola are two iconic brands that celebrate fun, family, friendship, food, and fabulous memories,” “We're thrilled to welcome back Coca-Cola’s diverse lineup of beverages, which our guests love and which will enhance the food and beverage experience that’s always part of a great cruise vacation on Carnival. Both our brands are built on bringing people together, making The Coca-Cola Company and Carnival Cruise Line a perfect partnership.” As ships depart from Carnival's 13 U.S. homeports for destinations worldwide, guests will find all their favorite Coca-Cola brands available, including Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Powerade, Topo Chico, fairlife, and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar . Dagmar Boggs, president, Foodservice & On-Premise, The Coca-Cola Company, North American Operating Unit , shared her excitement: “We’re thrilled to be back on board with Carnival, literally! From an ice-cold Coca-Cola with lunch, a Topo Chico by the pool, or a Powerade after exploring a destination, we’ll have the perfect drink for every moment of the journey. This partnership is all about enhancing the guest experience, and we’re thrilled to offer a beverage lineup as diverse and exciting as the adventures Carnival guests embark on.” Carnival expects the full integration of Coca-Cola beverages across its North American fleet to be completed by the end of September 2025 . Notably, Carnival ships in Australia already serve Coca-Cola products. Are you excited to enjoy Coca-Cola beverages onboard Carnival cruise ships again? Leave us a comment or join us on the Talking Cruise Community forums .