Air mattress?

[asamklove]

Just curious...
My two kids will not sleep well sharing a Queen bed.
I understand Disney won't provide a rollaway cot (annoying).
What would happen if I set up an air mattress on the floor for one of my kids?
Would they remove it?

I can't possibly be the only mom of two kids who can't share a bed and who also doesn't want to sleep apart from her husband for a week (which is how we'd have to sleep - each with a kid).

We travel quite a bit and have never encountered a hotel that won't provide a cot for a child, who's included in the reservation!

Suggestions? I'm not upgrading.

 

[hoffman1]

My sister-in-law always takes an air mattress because her kids don't sleep well together. I think she stands it upright against a wall during the day so it is not in the way.

 

[asamklove]

My sister-in-law always takes an air mattress because her kids don't sleep well together. I think she stands it upright against a wall during the day so it is not in the way.

Perfect! Great idea. Thanks

 

[Baklava]

Many hotels do not provide rollaways in some rooms because they violate the fire code. Heck, I was at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco a couple weeks ago. The kids shared a bed because they weren't able to put in a rollaway. Disney isn't being difficult.

 

[ebclay]

I would just deflate, roll up and put in a drawer! Air mattresses usually inflate pretty quickly so it shouldn't be an issue when they are ready for bed. Agree with PP - the rule is probably dictated by the fire code!