Marella Cruises Pool Bar Drinks Menu and Prices
If you are planning a Marella cruise and want to know what drinks are available around the pool, this Pool Bar menu provides a useful look at the cocktails, beer, cider, soft drinks, and alcohol-free cocktails offered onboard.
The menu also distinguishes between drinks included with the All Inclusive Drinks Package and selected Premium drinks or other choices that require a supplement. This makes it particularly useful if you are trying to understand what is included before your cruise and which drinks may cost extra.
The actual Marella Cruises Pool Bar menu is included below so you can see the available drinks, ingredients, and supplements shown on the menu.
Marella Cruises Pool Bar Cocktail Menu
The cocktail menu is divided into Premium Refreshing Cocktails and All Inclusive Refreshing Cocktails.
The Premium section includes several familiar choices, while the All Inclusive section provides a selection of cocktails without an additional price displayed beside them.
The menu notes that items marked with an asterisk require a supplement for guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
Premium Refreshing Cocktails
The Premium Refreshing Cocktails shown on this Marella Pool Bar menu carry a £4.50 supplement.
Choices include:
- Mudslide – Absolut vodka, Kahlúa and Baileys Irish Cream.
- Pineapple Mojito – Fresh mint leaves, pineapple juice, lime and sugar mixed with Bacardi white rum.
- The Classic Mojito – Bacardi white rum, fresh lime, fresh mint and sugar syrup.
- Sea Breeze – Absolut vodka, cranberry juice and grapefruit juice.
- Southern Punch – Absolut vodka, Amaretto, Southern Comfort, orange juice and grenadine.
- Aperol Spritz – Aperol and prosecco finished with soda water.
- Sex on the Beach – Absolut vodka, peach schnapps, cranberry and orange juice.
These drinks are all marked with an asterisk on the menu, indicating a supplement applies for guests using the standard All Inclusive Drinks Package.
All Inclusive Cocktails
The Pool Bar menu also includes a separate selection of All Inclusive Refreshing Cocktails.
Options shown include Piña Colada, Long Island Iced Tea, Sangria, Black Russian, Singapore Sling, Daiquiri, Mai Tai and Frosé.
Unlike the Premium cocktails on the same page, these drinks do not have an asterisk or supplemental price displayed beside them.
The selection covers everything from frozen tropical drinks to familiar classics, giving passengers several choices within the All Inclusive offering.
Marella Pool Bar Beer and Cider Menu
The second page covers draught beer, bottled and canned beer and cider, soft drinks, and non-alcoholic cocktails.
The draught selection shown includes Amstel and Strongbow, along with Birra Moretti and Heineken. Half and pint measures of Birra Moretti and Heineken are shown with £3.00 and £4.50 supplements.
Bottled and Canned Beer and Cider
The bottles and cans listed on the menu include:
Estrella Damm
Carlsberg
Kronenbourg 1664
San Miguel Fresca
Guinness
Estrella Galicia Gluten-Free
Heineken Zero (0% ABV)
Somersby Cider Zero (0% ABV)
Peroni
Heineken
Sol
Inch’s Cider
Lagunitas IPA
Asahi
Old Mout Flavoured Cider
Several choices toward the bottom of the list are marked at £4.95, indicating a supplement for guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
For Old Mout Flavoured Cider, the menu directs passengers to ask their server about the available flavours.
Soft Drinks
The Pool Bar menu includes a range of familiar soft drinks.
These include Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Diet Sprite, Ginger Beer, Bitter Lemon, Fanta Orange, Schweppes Tonic Water, and Schweppes Slimline Tonic Water.
The menu displays a £1.70 supplement alongside the Ice Cold Soft Drinks heading.
San Pellegrino Aranciata and San Pellegrino Limonata are also listed, each with a £2.30 supplement.
Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
Passengers looking for alcohol-free options have several non-alcoholic cocktails listed on the menu.
The Nojito uses fresh mint and lime with Lyre’s White Cane, while the Perfect Paloma combines Lyre’s Agave Blanco with grapefruit soda and fresh lime.
The Summer Sour is made with Lyre’s London Dry, lemon, soda, mint and basil, while the Sunset Spritz uses Lyre’s Italian Spritz topped with soda and an orange slice.
These non-alcoholic cocktails are marked with an asterisk, with a £4.50 supplement displayed for the section.
What Does the Asterisk Mean on the Marella Drinks Menu?
The small print at the bottom of both menu pages explains an important detail for passengers using Marella’s All Inclusive Drinks Package.
Prices marked with an asterisk indicate a supplement payable by guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
That means the prices displayed here should not automatically be interpreted as the full purchase price of a drink for every passenger. In the context of this menu, they identify supplements associated with particular choices for guests using that drinks package.
Can You Order Drinks That Aren’t on the Menu?
The menu specifically encourages passengers to ask the bar team if they do not see their preferred drink.
It states that the bar team can also mix off-menu favourites, providing some flexibility beyond the cocktails explicitly listed.
Availability can still depend on ingredients and stock. The menu itself notes that global supply challenges may affect stock levels and that the bar team can recommend alternatives.
Marella Cruises Drinking Age
The information printed at the bottom of the menu states that the legal drinking age is 18 years old.
It also specifies an exception for the USA, U.S. territories and Oman, where the drinking age is 21 years old.
Passengers should follow the rules applicable to their particular sailing and destination.
Marella Pool Bar Menu FAQ
Are cocktails included in Marella’s All Inclusive Drinks Package?
The menu has a dedicated All Inclusive Refreshing Cocktails section containing drinks such as Piña Colada, Long Island Iced Tea, Sangria, Black Russian, Singapore Sling, Daiquiri, Mai Tai and Frosé.
Other cocktails are listed in the Premium section and are marked with a supplement.
How much are the Premium cocktails on this menu?
The Premium Refreshing Cocktails shown on this menu are marked with a £4.50 supplement for guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
Does the Marella Pool Bar have beer?
Yes. The menu shows draught beer along with bottled and canned beer and cider. Brands shown include Amstel, Birra Moretti, Heineken, Estrella Damm, Carlsberg, Guinness, Peroni, Sol, Lagunitas IPA and Asahi, among others.
Are alcohol-free drinks available?
Yes. In addition to soft drinks and 0% beer and cider options, the menu has a dedicated Non Alcoholic Cocktails section featuring the Nojito, Perfect Paloma, Summer Sour and Sunset Spritz.
Are the prices shown the full price of each drink?
Not necessarily. The menu states that prices marked with an asterisk indicate a supplement payable for guests with the All Inclusive Drinks Package.
Can drinks and prices change?
Yes. Bar selections, availability and supplements can change. The menu itself also notes that supply challenges may affect stock levels, so passengers should check the current onboard menu for their sailing.
Final Thoughts on the Marella Cruises Pool Bar Menu
This Marella Cruises Pool Bar menu gives passengers a useful look at the range of drinks available onboard, from included cocktails to Premium choices, beer, cider, soft drinks and alcohol-free cocktails.
Perhaps the most useful distinction is between the All Inclusive and supplemental options. Several familiar cocktails are shown within the All Inclusive selection, while Premium cocktails and certain beers, ciders, soft drinks and non-alcoholic cocktails carry additional supplements.
If you are using this menu to budget for an upcoming Marella cruise, remember that menus, availability and supplements can change. Use these pages as a reference and check the current Pool Bar menu onboard for the choices and prices applicable to your sailing.
