Disney Dream has switched to pump bottles for H2O pruducts

[gilsan]

I saw these posted on face book. It looks like they have switched over to the pump bottles.

 

[BigRob66]

When was this? I was on the Dream the 15th - 18 of Feb, and this wasn’t there... less plastic bottles are good though...

 

[gilsan]

When was this? I was on the Dream the 15th - 18 of Feb, and this wasn’t there... less plastic bottles are good though...

The post said it started today.

 

[wallawallakids]

Wow! That is great! I love the products on the ship...and I know people will be disappointed in not being able to take them home, but this is a great move for the environment. I love that they are getting rid of all those tiny plastic bottles. It is good to see Disney making more earth friendly choices across the board.

 

[gilsan]

Wow! That is great! I love the products on the ship...and I know people will be disappointed in not being able to take them home, but this is a great move for the environment. I love that they are getting rid of all those tiny plastic bottles. It is good to see Disney making more earth friendly choices across the board.

I agree, but I prefer a bar of soap to body wash. I will be packing it on future cruises.

 

[Atilley]

So they do not appear to be attached in any way like they are at the hotels. What is stopping anyone from taking the entire bottles at the end of the cruise? Not condoning it just pointing it out.

 

[lklgoodman]

I'm glad they aren't attached. I love the smell of the shampoo, but my hair looks awful when I used it. Will tell the attendant to remove it and will use my own like usual.

 

[Geomom]

I agree, but I prefer a bar of soap to body wash. I will be packing it on future cruises.

I hope that they will still provide bars of soap--DH and I prefer using bars of soap. My kids will use the body wash though. Very odd for them to provide the body wash on the ship though...we had to bring body wash for the kids last summer as the ships didn't provide it (but the DVC Disney World rooms we've stayed in do...)

 

[mamaode]

I saw they were not attached as well. I wonder if it is now a one of each of the new bottles per cruise VS 3 of the mini bottles we would go through.

 

[wallawallakids]

So they do not appear to be attached in any way like they are at the hotels. What is stopping anyone from taking the entire bottles at the end of the cruise? Not condoning it just pointing it out.

They could be planning on charging people who remove them...like they do with the pillows etc. We got charged once for a laundry bag missing from our room. It wasn't a ton of money but I called to ask what the charge was for and and they said it was missing. I had no way to prove we didn't take it, so we paid for it but I am hyper obsessive about making sure nothing is missing before we get in those rooms now. Anyway, that could be the plan with those too. If they are missing after your cruise, my bet is they will charge you for the cost of them.

 

[Atilley]

I saw they were not attached as well. I wonder if it is now a one of each of the new bottles per cruise VS 3 of the mini bottles we would go through.

I am wondering this also. This will be our first cruise but no way would the mini bottles be enough for me and 3 teenage girls (all long hair) to wash our hair. I had already picked up full sized bottles of our normal stuff to pack instead of having to ask for extra.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I hope that they will still provide bars of soap--DH and I prefer using bars of soap. My kids will use the body wash though. Very odd for them to provide the body wash on the ship though...we had to bring body wash for the kids last summer as the ships didn't provide it (but the DVC Disney World rooms we've stayed in do...)

I'm thinking they've eliminated the bars of soap, since the body wash is shown. Unless that picture was taken in a Concierge room. Body wash used to only be available in Concierge.

 

[pezgirlroy]

I'm thinking they've eliminated the bars of soap, since the body wash is shown. Unless that picture was taken in a Concierge room. Body wash used to only be available in Concierge.

It doesn't appear to be concierge. Also, Concierge still uses Elemis I believe on all of the ships. I could be wrong though.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

It doesn't appear to be concierge. Also, Concierge still uses Elemis I believe on all of the ships. I could be wrong though.

Yes, now. But time was that Concierge also got H2O stuff, and they got the body wash plus soap bars. Regular rooms only got the soap bars.

 

[dcassetta]

I agree, but I prefer a bar of soap to body wash. I will be packing it on future cruises.

In the staterooms with a split bath, there will need to be something in the room with the toilet. That may be a soap bar.

 

[ArielRae]

The pump tops look to be an exact match to the ones at the resort. I find those pumpers don’t give enough per pump so have to keep pumping them.

Also curious how many ounces these bottles are.

 

[KGmomoftwins]

Might just be me but this grosses me out! I would be ok with the pumps if they put new bottles in at the start of each cruise.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Might just be me but this grosses me out! I would be ok with the pumps if they put new bottles in at the start of each cruise.

How do you know they don't?

 

[Starwind]

How do you know they don't?

IN the announcement Disney made about them introducing the new containers on the ships and in the resorts, they made it clear they were refillable containers.

SW

 

[KashasMom]

Might just be me but this grosses me out! I would be ok with the pumps if they put new bottles in at the start of each cruise.

I agree. I'm bringing my own stuff (including bars of soap).