Marella Cruises Flutes Bar Menu: Prosecco, Champagne, Bellinis & Drink Prices
Flutes is Marella Cruises’ dedicated Champagne and Prosecco bar, offering sparkling wine, Bellinis and a wider selection of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. One of its most distinctive features is its push-button drinks service, with “press for bubbles” buttons allowing passengers to call for another glass without heading to the bar.
Flutes can be found aboard Marella Explorer 2 and Marella Voyager. The photographed menu does not identify which of the two ships it came from, so the prices below should be treated as a documented Marella Flutes menu rather than attributed to one specific vessel.
The menu is particularly useful for passengers trying to understand Marella Cruises drink prices and the All Inclusive Drinks Package. Many drinks appear without an additional price, while premium selections have prices marked with an asterisk. The menu explains that an asterisk indicates the supplement payable by guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
For more onboard information, see our Marella Cruises dining menus, Marella Cruises bar menus, and other Marella onboard guides.
What Is Flutes on Marella Cruises?
Flutes is Marella Cruises’ Champagne and Prosecco bar.
Marella describes the venue as a place for pre-dinner drinks, with Champagne and Prosecco accompanied by piano music. Its signature feature is the collection of buttons around the bar that passengers can press when they want to order bubbles.
That feature is referenced directly at the top of the photographed menu:
“Bubbles are the star of the show at Flutes and if you’re a fizz fan our push button service will pop your cork.”
The menu then suggests adding “oomph” with a sparkling Bellini or keeping things classic with a glass of Bottega.
Which Marella Ships Have Flutes?
Flutes is available on:
• Marella Explorer 2
• Marella Voyager
On Marella Explorer 2, Flutes is located on Deck 6.
On Marella Voyager, the venue is split across Decks 5 and 6.
The photographed menu does not identify its ship, and both vessels operate a Flutes bar, so there is not enough evidence to assign this specific menu to one of them.
Flutes Prosecco Menu and Prices
Prosecco takes center stage at Flutes, with several Bottega selections available by the flute or bottle.
The photographed menu lists:
• Millesimato Prosecco DOC Bottega – £9.55 per flute or £45.40 per bottle
• Pink Pinot Nero Spumante DOC Bottega – £8.90 per flute or £45.40 per bottle
• Poeti Prosecco DOC Bottega – £7.35 per flute or £35.50 per bottle
• House Prosecco – £27.25 per bottle
The menu also includes a short introduction to Prosecco and its Italian origins.
For passengers who want to move beyond the standard included drinks, Flutes is clearly designed around having a broader choice of sparkling wines.
Champagne and Other Sparkling Wines at Flutes
The “More Bubbles” section expands the menu beyond Prosecco.
The photographed selections are:
• Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne, Chouilly, France – £12.95 per flute or £59.95 per bottle
• Veuve du Vernay, Blanc de Blanc, France – £5.95 per flute or £24.75 per bottle
• Philippe Dublanc Brut, France – £5.95 per flute or £24.75 per bottle
• Cava – £24.75 per bottle
The menu marks the flute prices for Nicolas Feuillatte, Veuve du Vernay and Philippe Dublanc with an asterisk.
Marella specifically notes that Champagne is not included in either its standard All Inclusive or Premium All Inclusive package, so passengers should expect an additional charge when ordering Champagne at Flutes.
Flutes Bellini Menu
Bellinis are another major part of the Flutes experience.
The menu includes the story behind the cocktail, crediting Giuseppe Cipriani of Harry’s Bar in Venice and describing the combination of white peach purée, raspberry juice and sparkling Prosecco.
The photographed menu then offers six Bellini variations.
Bellini – £4.50 Supplement
The classic version contains:
• Poeti Prosecco
• White peach purée
• Raspberry purée
Sweet Annie – £4.50 Supplement
Sweet Annie combines:
• Absolut Vodka
• White peach purée
• Poeti Prosecco
Sweet Maggie – £4.50 Supplement
Sweet Maggie contains:
• Absolut Vodka
• White peach purée
• Fresh mint
• Poeti Prosecco
Sweet Emy – £4.50 Supplement
Sweet Emy combines:
• Absolut Vodka
• White peach purée
• Cointreau
• Pink Pinot Nero Spumante
Tuscan Dream – £4.50 Supplement
The Tuscan Dream contains:
• Limoncello
• White peach purée
• Pink Pinot Nero Spumante
Italian Breeze – £4.50 Supplement
The Italian Breeze combines:
• Galliano
• Amaretto
• Raspberry purée
• Poeti Prosecco
All six Bellinis are shown at £4.50 with an asterisk.
What Does the Asterisk Mean on the Flutes Menu?
This is an important detail when interpreting the prices.
The menu states:
“Prices marked with an * indicate a supplement payable for guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.”
In other words, a £4.50 price marked with an asterisk is identified on this menu as the supplement for a passenger using Marella’s standard All Inclusive Drinks Package.
The same notation appears beside various premium spirits, beers, soft drinks and sparkling wines.
Passengers should always check the terms of their own cruise and drinks package because Marella can change package inclusions and supplements.
Beer and Cider at Flutes
Flutes may specialize in sparkling wine, but the photographed menu has a surprisingly broad selection for passengers who would rather have a beer or cider.
Draught Beer and Cider
The draught choices are:
• Amstel Pint
• Amstel Half
• Strongbow Pint
• Strongbow Half
No additional supplement is printed alongside these draught selections on the photographed menu.
Canned and Bottled Beer and Cider
The menu lists:
• Kronenbourg 1664
• San Miguel Fresca
• Estrella Damm
• Estrella Galicia Gluten-Free
• John Smith’s
• Guinness
• Heineken Zero – 0% ABV
• Somersby Cider Zero – 0% ABV
This provides a mix of lagers, stout and alcohol-free alternatives.
Premium Beer and Cider
The premium section lists:
• Peroni
• Sol
• Heineken
• Lagunitas IPA
• Inch’s Cider
• Old Mout Flavoured Cider – ask server for flavours
The menu shows £4.95 with an asterisk alongside the premium section.
Wine by the Glass at Flutes
Passengers do not have to order sparkling wine at Flutes.
The regular wine-by-the-glass selection includes white, rosé and red wines.
White Wine
• House White
• Sauvignon Blanc
• Pinot Grigio
Rosé
• House Rosé
• Rosé Arada
Red Wine
• House Red
• Merlot
• Cabernet Sauvignon
No individual supplements are printed beside these wines on the photographed menu.
Vodka Menu
The spirits section offers both standard and premium vodka.
The menu lists:
• Smirnoff
• New Amsterdam
• Absolut – £3.90 supplement
• Grey Goose – £4.50 supplement
Smirnoff and New Amsterdam do not have an additional price printed alongside them, while Absolut and Grey Goose are marked with supplements.
Gin Menu
Gin selections include:
• Gordon’s
• New Amsterdam
• Bombay Sapphire – £3.80 supplement
• Hendrick’s – £4.55 supplement
Again, the menu distinguishes between selections without a printed supplement and premium choices carrying an additional charge.
Rum Menu
The rum selection is:
• Bacardi
• Captain Morgan
• RumHaven Coconut
• Malibu – £3.80 supplement
• Sailor Jerry Spiced – £4.35 supplement
• Havana Club 7 YO – £4.35 supplement
This provides options ranging from standard white and spiced rum to coconut-flavored choices and aged Havana Club.
Tequila Menu
Three tequilas are listed:
• Jose Cuervo Silver
• Jose Cuervo Gold
• Altos Olmeca Tequila – £4.35 supplement
Whisky Menu
The whisky section includes:
• The Famous Grouse
• Johnnie Walker Red
• Jameson Irish
• Jim Beam
• Johnnie Walker Black – £4.50 supplement
• Jack Daniel’s – £4.50 supplement
The selection covers Scotch, Irish whiskey, bourbon and Tennessee whiskey.
Brandy and Cognac Menu
The photographed Flutes menu lists:
• Fundador
• Metaxa 5
• Hennessy VS – £4.40 supplement
• Hennessy VSOP – £5.30 supplement
Hennessy VSOP carries the highest clearly printed spirits supplement on this page at £5.30.
Soft Drinks at Flutes
Flutes also serves a substantial selection of non-alcoholic drinks.
Fountain Soft Drinks and Juices
Available by the glass are:
• Cola
• Diet Cola
• Orange Soda
• Lemonade
• Ginger Ale
• Orange Juice
• Pineapple Juice
• Cranberry Juice
• Tomato Juice
• Apple Juice
• Grapefruit Juice
Canned Soft Drinks
The menu lists:
• Coca-Cola
• Diet Coke
• Fanta Orange
• Diet Fanta Orange
• Sprite
• Diet Sprite
• Schweppes Tonic Water
• Schweppes Slimline Tonic Water
• Ginger Ale
• Club Soda
• Bitter Lemon
Cans are shown at £1.70 with an asterisk.
Other Non-Alcoholic Drinks
• Red Bull – £4.35 supplement
• Red Bull Sugar Free – £4.35 supplement
• J2O Orange & Passion Fruit 275ml – £3 supplement
• J2O Apple & Raspberry 275ml – £3 supplement
The menu also specifically includes Heineken Zero and Somersby Cider Zero in its beer and cider section for passengers looking for alcohol-free alternatives.
Can Flutes Make Drinks That Aren’t on the Menu?
Yes, according to the photographed menu.
At the bottom of the drinks page, Marella tells passengers:
“Not seeing your perfect pour? Our bar team can mix off-menu favourites too, just ask.”
That makes the printed menu more of a starting point than an absolute limit on what the Flutes bartenders can prepare.
Availability will naturally depend on the ingredients stocked at the bar.
How Marella’s All Inclusive Drinks Package Works at Flutes
Marella Cruises is All Inclusive as standard, which makes its bar menus somewhat different from those on cruise lines where virtually every alcoholic drink is individually charged.
The Flutes menu helps show that distinction.
Many drinks appear without a price next to them, while premium selections carry an asterisk and a supplement.
The menu explicitly states that the asterisk represents a supplement payable by guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
Examples from this menu include:
• Absolut Vodka – £3.90 supplement
• Grey Goose – £4.50 supplement
• Bombay Sapphire – £3.80 supplement
• Hendrick’s – £4.55 supplement
• Malibu – £3.80 supplement
• Sailor Jerry Spiced – £4.35 supplement
• Havana Club 7 YO – £4.35 supplement
• Altos Olmeca Tequila – £4.35 supplement
• Johnnie Walker Black – £4.50 supplement
• Jack Daniel’s – £4.50 supplement
• Hennessy VS – £4.40 supplement
• Hennessy VSOP – £5.30 supplement
The Bellinis are also marked at £4.50.
This is important for passengers comparing Marella drinks packages. The numbers printed beside these selections should not automatically be interpreted as conventional full retail prices when the menu itself specifically defines the asterisk as an All Inclusive supplement.
Is Champagne Included in Marella’s Drinks Packages?
Marella currently states that Champagne is not included in either the standard All Inclusive package or the Premium All Inclusive package.
That is particularly relevant at Flutes because Champagne is one of the venue’s specialties.
Passengers wanting Champagne should therefore budget for an additional charge even if they have upgraded their drinks package.
Prosecco is a different matter. Marella’s current drinks information lists selected Prosecco by the glass among the beverages included as standard.
Exact brands and availability can change, so the menu available during your own sailing should always take priority.
Flutes on Marella Explorer 2
Marella Explorer 2 is currently Marella Cruises’ adults-only ship, and Flutes is one of its signature bars.
The venue is on Deck 6.
Marella describes it as a Champagne and Prosecco bar suited to pre-dinner drinks, with piano music and the signature “press for bubbles” buttons.
That combination gives Flutes a noticeably different atmosphere from Marella Explorer 2’s pub, nightclub and other drinking venues.
Flutes on Marella Voyager
Flutes is also available aboard Marella Voyager.
On Voyager, the bar spans Decks 5 and 6.
Marella describes the Voyager version as a two-level venue featuring the same push-button concept, Champagne, Prosecco and piano music.
That means passengers researching a Marella Voyager drinks menu may encounter Flutes as one of the ship’s more specialized bar options.
What Is the Push for Bubbles Button?
This is the feature that sets Flutes apart from a normal cruise ship bar.
Marella places call buttons around the venue that passengers can use when they want to order drinks.
The photographed menu makes the concept part of the opening introduction, referring to it as the bar’s “push button service.”
Rather than repeatedly walking to the bar, passengers can remain seated and use the button to request service.
It is a small feature, but one that has become closely associated with the Flutes concept.
Is Flutes Only for Champagne and Prosecco?
No.
The name and concept heavily emphasize sparkling wine, but the photographed menu shows that Flutes functions as a much more complete bar.
Beyond Champagne and Prosecco, passengers can order:
• Bellinis
• Beer
• Cider
• White wine
• Rosé
• Red wine
• Vodka
• Gin
• Rum
• Tequila
• Whisky
• Brandy
• Cognac
• Soft drinks
• Juices
• Energy drinks
• Alcohol-free beer and cider
The menu also states that bartenders can prepare off-menu favorites on request.
So passengers traveling with someone who does not drink sparkling wine can still comfortably use Flutes.
Marella Flutes Menu FAQ
What is Flutes on Marella Cruises?
Flutes is Marella’s Champagne and Prosecco bar. It specializes in sparkling wine and Bellinis and also serves beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks.
Which Marella cruise ships have Flutes?
Marella currently lists Flutes aboard Marella Explorer 2 and Marella Voyager.
Where is Flutes on Marella Explorer 2?
Flutes is located on Deck 6.
Where is Flutes on Marella Voyager?
Marella lists Flutes across Decks 5 and 6 on Marella Voyager.
Does Flutes have a push for bubbles button?
Yes. Marella describes Flutes as having “press for bubbles” or “push for bubbles” buttons that passengers can use for drinks service.
Is Prosecco included on Marella Cruises?
Marella’s current drinks information includes selected Prosecco by the glass among its standard All Inclusive drinks. Premium products and bottles may carry additional charges.
Is Champagne included in Marella All Inclusive?
No. Marella states that Champagne is not included in the standard All Inclusive package.
Is Champagne included in Marella Premium All Inclusive?
Marella currently states that Champagne is not included in the Premium All Inclusive package either.
How much are Bellinis at Flutes?
On the photographed menu, the six Bellinis are each marked at £4.50 with an asterisk, indicating a supplement for guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
What Bellinis does Flutes serve?
The photographed menu lists Bellini, Sweet Annie, Sweet Maggie, Sweet Emy, Tuscan Dream and Italian Breeze.
Does Flutes serve beer?
Yes. The photographed menu includes draught, bottled, canned and premium beer selections.
Does Flutes serve wine?
Yes. In addition to Prosecco and Champagne, Flutes serves white, rosé and red wines by the glass.
Does Flutes have non-alcoholic drinks?
Yes. The menu includes fountain soft drinks, juices, canned soft drinks, Red Bull, J2O, Heineken Zero and Somersby Cider Zero.
Can the bartenders make cocktails that aren’t on the Flutes menu?
The photographed menu says the bar team can mix off-menu favorites and encourages passengers to ask.
Are the prices on this Flutes menu full drink prices?
Not necessarily. The menu specifically states that prices marked with an asterisk are supplements payable by guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
Is this menu from Marella Explorer 2 or Marella Voyager?
The photographs do not identify the ship. Because Flutes operates on both Marella Explorer 2 and Marella Voyager, this specific menu cannot reliably be assigned to one of them from the available photos.
Can the Flutes menu change?
Yes. Marella notes on the menu that global supply challenges may affect stock levels and that the bar team can recommend alternatives. Drink selections, brands, package inclusions and supplements can also change over time.
Final Thoughts on the Marella Flutes Bar Menu
Flutes is one of Marella Cruises’ more distinctive drinking venues, and the menu makes clear that the concept goes well beyond simply serving glasses of Prosecco.
Sparkling wine remains the centerpiece. Passengers can choose among several Bottega Proseccos, Champagne and other sparkling wines, or turn them into Bellini-style cocktails such as Sweet Annie, Sweet Maggie, Tuscan Dream and Italian Breeze.
But the bar also offers the broader selection expected from a full cruise ship bar, including draught and bottled beer, cider, still wines, vodka, gin, rum, tequila, whisky, cognac and plenty of alcohol-free choices.
For passengers trying to understand Marella Cruises drink prices, the most important detail is the asterisk system. On this photographed menu, an asterisk identifies the supplement payable for guests using the standard All Inclusive Drinks Package. Many drinks have no supplement shown, while premium brands and cocktails carry an additional charge.
And then there is the feature that makes Flutes memorable: the push for bubbles buttons.
Whether sailing on the adults-only Marella Explorer 2 or Marella Voyager, Flutes offers a dedicated place for a pre-dinner glass of Prosecco, a Bellini, Champagne or simply another drink delivered after the press of a button.
