Toiletries on the Treasure ?

[kingdomkeeper]

What toiletries are provided in the staterooms on the Treasure ( not concierge ) Are they in dispensers or individual bottles ?
Also what is available in the stores onboard if something is forgotten or we run out ?
Can someone who has sailed recently let me know.
Thanks in advance.

 

[Skippyboo]

Shower has shampoo, body wash and conditioner. There’s also lotion in bathroom. Facial bar soap. It’s the H2O stuff that’s in the hotels. The stores aren’t open if the ship is in port. Only when it’s out to sea.

There’s also a hairdryer in the cabin.

It’s all dispenser bottles but nicer than hotel ones.

 

[enzy65]

The toilet side will have liquid hand soap also.

 

[yowcruiser]

All Disney ships are setup similarly as far as toiletries and the above posts have a decent listing. The change rooms in Senses spa/Senses Fitness also have a few extra amenities (disposable razor? shaving cream?). The shop on board will have some of the "bare necessities", usually in smaller size...

 

[kcool]

I had an issue on the wonder with an allergic reaction. I narrowed it down to 3 possible causes, the body soap/shampoo being one. The gift shops don’t have any body wash or soap available to purchase. Asked my stateroom hosts, they brought lotion from concierge and not body wash, the spa only had $80 oatmeal bath to purchase. I should have gone to guest service and see what they had to offer. I will travel with my own next trip. I had brought my own shampoo, so I don’t what is available for that.

 

[kingdomkeeper]

Thanks for the replies !
Does anyone know what “ basics” are available for purchase on the ship ( I know they will be costly ).
We are doing 2 cruises and I’m afraid I will underpack run out of deodorant ,toothpaste or something else and end up smelly lol

 

[Mle8308]

Thanks for the replies !
Does anyone know what “ basics” are available for purchase on the ship ( I know they will be costly ).
We are doing 2 cruises and I’m afraid I will underpack run out of deodorant ,toothpaste or something else and end up smelly lol

That's a lot of deodorant and toothpaste to go through in a max of 2 weeks! One stick of deodorant lasts me at least 2 months! Just bring a full size, they don't take up much more space than travel sizes and can be in your carry on. However, I do appreciate you not wanting to stink in public!

 

[RedHead0186]

Thanks for the replies !
Does anyone know what “ basics” are available for purchase on the ship ( I know they will be costly ).
We are doing 2 cruises and I’m afraid I will underpack run out of deodorant ,toothpaste or something else and end up smelly lol

They do have a small essentials/toiletries spot in one of the gift shops. I can't remember 100% but I'm pretty sure you can get a small sized deodorant, toothpaste, etc. But selection is limited as is inventory. Not to be glib, but if you're worried about running out then pack extra. You'll also pay a premium for any of those items. Some ports will also have a Walgreens or CVS nearby that you could possibly grab items from.

 

[kingdomkeeper]

Lol, yes I’m good like that not wanting to stink in public .

Yes I will probably have to pack full size items not the travel sizes. It’s just I’m a terrible overpacker with clothing and with flying in for a cruise there’s that darn weight limit . On a land vacation it’s easy to just grab what you run out of not so simple on the ship…

 

[ladyofthetramp]

Pack your Advil, Tylenol etc. wisely. They don't sell full size and the 4 capsules they sell you may not be enough and the price is premium for what you get. I got stuck once- never again. Bring plenty unless you have a port stop where you can grab more.

 

[Skippyboo]

If you are flying in the day before, you could make a Walmart/ drug store run.

 

[kingdomkeeper]

After considering all options I am leaning towards just packing regular sizes of some toiletries instead of the travel minis and I definitely will be packing enough Advil and other over the counter medications just in case. Fingers crossed they won’t be needed .
So many things to think about

 

[Disturbia]

You could purchase something at the airport. Our kids have excema and allergies so we take a half used Cetaphil soap bar for them. You can pack solid soap in a carry on if you are not checking in luggage.

You can get Advil on the ship, so if space is a concern I would take the toiletries and buy Advil onboard.

We bought 6 packs of water bottles (they had a metallic taste) and the water from the tap is super filtered and tasted better. The body wash can be used to clean the bottles and doesn’t leave behind any smell or fragrance (wash with hot water). You can bring a refillable water bottle but on the Fantasy you could only refill it on deck 4 or 11. Not sure if you can do that on the Treasure since it doesn’t have a running trail.

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[Mle8308]

Pack your Advil, Tylenol etc. wisely. They don't sell full size and the 4 capsules they sell you may not be enough and the price is premium for what you get. I got stuck once- never again. Bring plenty unless you have a port stop where you can grab more.

Exactly! Just take the Advil out of the bottle and put them in a baggie. Takes up little to no space and the pills are marked, so no confusing them, if they even look.

 

[Disturbia]

Exactly! Just take the Advil out of the bottle and put them in a baggie. Takes up little to no space and the pills are marked, so no confusing them, if they even look.

We also take Advil and fill the small travel containers (that usually have 10 pills) to the brim and tape them. We also keep pill bottles that are small so we can fill them and label if we are taking other meds/vitamins.

 

[Disturbia]

This review is great to show what is available (toiletries at 10:39 min):

 

[Disturbia]

They do have Johnson’s baby shampo/wash and lotion in mini bottles.

 

[dad of 3 addicted to DCL]

Not really a toiletry, but sunscreen is stupid expensive on the ship. I'm never comfortable unless I overpack the reef safe stuff. Expensive enough at home, triple or more on the ship