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Water, Water - Everywhere! Disney Cruise Line Now Offers
H2O Plus Spa Products in All Staterooms
Additional Stateroom Amenities Enhance the Disney Cruise Line Experience

CELEBRATION, Fla. -- Disney Cruise Line guests soon will be able to absorb the enriching benefits of the ocean while sailing on the high seas. Beginning in October, the cruise line is introducing H2O Plus Spa bath and shower products to all 877 guest accommodations on the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder. These high-end products, derived from marine botanicals, bring a piece of the ocean into every stateroom.

The high-quality, water-based H2O Plus products being stocked on the Disney Cruise Line ships include Sea Marine Revitalizing Shampoo, Marine Collagen Conditioner and Hydrating Body Butter from the H2O Plus premium Spa line -- all in uniquely designed, co-branded bottles. Guests staying in concierge-level suites will find additional H20 Plus offerings such as Sea Salt Body Wash and Solar Relief Gel.

The upgrade of every family-friendly stateroom onboard both the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder also features new Sealy Posturepedic Premium Plush Euro-top mattresses, new pillows and Frette 300 thread-count, 100 percent Egyptian cotton linens. In addition, larger, more luxurious bath towels and bath sheets have been added to all stateroom bathrooms.

In all concierge-level suites, there are comfortable duvets and a new "Pillow Talk" program which allows concierge guests to choose from a selection of hypo-allergenic, feather and therapeutic memory foam pillow options.

Sea-derived skincare innovator H2O Plus, L.P. has been making a splash in the specialty global retail market with an array of skincare, spa, bath and shower and color cosmetics products for the last 16 years. The company's entrepreneurial founder and creative director, Cindy Melk, has grown H2O Plus from a concept of water-based, sea-derived formulations to an internationally recognized branded company.

A leader in the family cruise segment, Disney Cruise Line offers three-, four- and seven-night itineraries to the Bahamas and the Caribbean. Land/sea vacation packages that include a stay at the Walt Disney World Resort also are available. This fall, the Disney Wonder will sail two first-ever 10- and 11-night itineraries to the Southern Caribbean. In the summer of 2007, for the first time, Disney Cruise Line will reposition the Disney Magic to the Port of Barcelona and offer alternating 10-night and 11-night Mediterranean cruise vacations to Europe.

To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests can contact their travel agent, visit disneycruise.com or call Disney Cruise Line at (888) DCL-2500.

Very cool. I love the H20 line. The new bedding sounds good too.

Soft beds in a hotel room are bad enough. Soft beds in a hotel room where there isn't enough room to just sleep on the floor is horrible.

If I make a request ahead of time maybe they'll lay a piece of plywood over the bed.

Soft beds in a hotel room are bad enough. Soft beds in a hotel room where there isn't enough room to just sleep on the floor is horrible.

If I make a request ahead of time maybe they'll lay a piece of plywood over the bed.

I like a matress to be soft feeling yet firm. I have a Tempurpedic type pad over my matress. Anyhow, I knew a woman who had to have a firm seat due to back problems. She had a padded board that she took with her everywhere she went. Wonder if something like that is available for a bed.

Perfect timing!!! Can't wait to check out the new stuff!!! :D

To be honest, I am glad they changed the beds. I found that those beds were a little too firm for my tastes. I know mattresses in any hotel can be a real "luck of the draw" kind of thing so lets hope these changes provide a good balance for all guests.

We have the Tempurpedic mattress (BEST decision we ever made..seriously). I fear after 10 days in WDW and then the 7 day cruise our backs will be aching for home. :( I hope not.

We just got back from our cruise and the bed in our stateroom was heaven! I wish I could have packed it in my suitcase. I hope they don't change them too much.

Soft beds in a hotel room are bad enough. Soft beds in a hotel room where there isn't enough room to just sleep on the floor is horrible.

If I make a request ahead of time maybe they'll lay a piece of plywood over the bed.

Well that is true they can. When I was a Pop Cntury cast member we can put bed boards uner the matress AND/OR add a firm topper as well. if we can do this at a Value resort I think DCL can.

Oh My - the H2O line is amazing! We went to the gift store and bought some before the end of the cruise - good stuff!