The Disney <em>Magic</em> cruise ship will get a splash pool themed around the movie &quot;Fantasia,&quot; new 22-inch, LCD television sets in cabins and a series of other upgrades during a nearly three-week stay in dry dock later this month. <p>Disney says the 385-square-foot &quot;Mickey's Splash Zone&quot; will be added onto the Mickey Pool on the ship's deck nine. Themed around the &quot;Sorcerer's Apprentice&quot; segment in Fantasia, it will feature star- and moon-shaped fountains and splash areas (including, Disney says, an area for &quot;children not yet toilet trained and in swim diapers&quot;). </p><p>The new televisions, meanwhile, will be mounted on swivel arms so they can be watched from different spots in a stateroom.</p><p>Other upgrades to the 2,700-passenger <em>Magic</em>, according to a release Disney issued earlier this week, will include new waterfalls from a pair of hot tubs in the pool at the adult-oriented &quot;Quiet Cove;&quot; plush new chairs at the nearby &quot;Cove Cafe;&quot; and new registration areas to allow &quot;radio frequency identification&quot; at the kid-focused &quot;Oceaneer Club&quot; and &quot;Oceaneer Lab&quot; that will ultimately allow children to check in and out by tapping a sensor with with tag-embedded wristbands. </p><p>Disney also plans to apply a new hull coating during the dry dock in Norfolk, Va., that is designed to reduce surface resistance in the water and improve fuel efficiency. </p>