Staying at RPR

[blueeyes]

Hello, Just signed up. Have been reading the board for a long time and been
getting alot of helpful tips for our upcoming trip to Universal the first week in
May. We are staying club level and there will be 5 of us. I was going to bring
an air mattress instead of paying for their roll-away. Can anyone tell me if
there is room for a full or queen size air mattress in a club standard room ?

[All Aboard]

That would be a rather tight fit in a standard room. From the bathroom wall to the rear wall, there is just enough room for the two beds, a bedside table in the middle and a chair in the corner of the room. Not sure where an air mattress would go because across from the corner chair is a table. Honestly, I wonder where the put the rollaway. Perhaps it's between the edge of the bed and the dresser, or in between the closet and the bathroom.

[blueeyes]

How much room is there between the last bed and the window? It is so
hard to tell by looking at the pictures on their website. I am surprised that
they offer the roll-away with such little room. Thanks for the info.

[damo]

There would be enough room for a twin size mattress and that is it. We squeezed a cot in there and there may have been an inch or so left over.

[themepark]

There is only enough room for a twin size air mattress between the last bed and the window. We used a twin on one of our trips and it fit there perfectly after moving a chair. There definitely is not enough room for a queen size. I have also used a rollaway at RPR but in a King Suite. There is no way that rollaway would fit next to window in a standard room.

[blueeyes]

Do they have any King Suites on Club Level or are they all standard size
rooms on Club Level ?

[damo]

I thought someone said that 5 people weren't allowed in a king suite.