Air mattress

[aksmith83]

Does anyone know if the studios at ALV have enough room for a queen air mattress on the floor?

 

[aksmith83]

Sorry should have been AKV...on my phone.

 

[greengeen]

Not even close. And the room occupancy is four. Even four people is crowding it.

 

[aksmith83]

Yea there are 3 adults, a 4 year old and a 2 year old. The toddler won't sleep in a pnp so I was trying to figure out what to bring for her to sleep on

 

[rlovew]

If you are not opening the couch and move all furniture as close as at all possible to the edge of the room(you may have to even move the table and chairs into the hallway area outside the bathroom) it might fit down with no additional area for any movement once it is down- you would be much better off with a twin size air mattress. I also would have to assume for this to work at all you are not in a value room.

 

[mrsksmithvt]

Google "readybed" or travel bed for toddlers. My youngest (4) has a Thomas one and it was the best item I have bought for travel. Gone to Disney, Grandmas, and have taken it camping.

 

[Belle & Ariel]

We have used a twin airbed in the entryway/kitchenette area.
If you are having 5 you will most likely need to open the sofa sleeper.
We have had 5 in a studio a few times. They are bigger than a hotel room so it is not a bad thing. The biggest challenge is showering--we had some do at night and some in the morning.
Jambo has the bathroom sink (actually double sinks in a standard or savannah view) outside the toilet/shower room so it is very convenient. At Kidani the sink and shower are in a room. The toilet is accessed by it but has a door.

 

[DisneyDeb83]

Yes, did it in September, but only by not opening the couch. We had 4 adults, I slept on the closed couch (good for my back oddly enough), DH was on the air mattress at my feet and daughter and her friend took the bed. It was a bit challenging trying to avoid stepping on mattress on the way to the bathroom at 3 am, but it worked well for us.