BWI Daybed Confusion...Small Child Only?

[jsanders4174]

I just booked a package with free dining at the Boardwalk Inn, in a Standard room, for Thanksgiving week. We are a party of 5 (2 Adults, 3 Boys: 17, 14, & 10) The Disney website shows an option for 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed. When I booked the reservation with the Disney CM, she told me that it was 2 Queen Beds and a Child Size Trundle bed that pulled out from under the Queen Bed and that they don't suggest using it for anyone over 9. I explained what I had seen on the website and the pictures I have seen here on the boards showing it as a twin size Day Bed. She told me that was wrong and she would report that the website needed changed. She told me that if that wouldn't work, I could request a roll away bed, if they were available. Can someone who has been to the BWI recently, in a Standard Room with the 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed option please tell me what's really in there? Is it only big enough for a small child or will a very tall 10 year old, or even better a really tall 14 year old, fit on it comfortably? If not, is there enough room for a roll away bed?

 

[Desnik]

I think you have spoken to a misinformed CM. We have stayed at BWI twice and we had a daybed that I fit on, I'm 5'3". Since the renovation, it looks like the daybed was switched with the couch that folds down flat to make a twin size bed, like the one we had when we stayed at the GF. I was able to fit on that one too with my DS.

Here's a picture of it from allears:
http://allears.net/acc/bw/boardwalk-inn-standard-room-3.JPG

 

[mickeynut1]

I just booked a package with free dining at the Boardwalk Inn, in a Standard room, for Thanksgiving week. We are a party of 5 (2 Adults, 3 Boys: 17, 14, & 10) The Disney website shows an option for 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed. When I booked the reservation with the Disney CM, she told me that it was 2 Queen Beds and a Child Size Trundle bed that pulled out from under the Queen Bed and that they don't suggest using it for anyone over 9. I explained what I had seen on the website and the pictures I have seen here on the boards showing it as a twin size Day Bed. She told me that was wrong and she would report that the website needed changed. She told me that if that wouldn't work, I could request a roll away bed, if they were available. Can someone who has been to the BWI recently, in a Standard Room with the 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed option please tell me what's really in there? Is it only big enough for a small child or will a very tall 10 year old, or even better a really tall 14 year old, fit on it comfortably? If not, is there enough room for a roll away bed?

I agree with the pp that the CM is mistaken. We haven't stayed at BWI but I do know people who have and it is a (twin size) daybed and not a trundle bed.

 

[jsanders4174]

That is a relief! Thank you very much.

 

[mickeynut1]

That is a relief! Thank you very much.

Have a great trip .

 

[snowwite]

I just booked a package with free dining at the Boardwalk Inn, in a Standard room, for Thanksgiving week. We are a party of 5 (2 Adults, 3 Boys: 17, 14, & 10) The Disney website shows an option for 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed. When I booked the reservation with the Disney CM, she told me that it was 2 Queen Beds and a Child Size Trundle bed that pulled out from under the Queen Bed and that they don't suggest using it for anyone over 9. I explained what I had seen on the website and the pictures I have seen here on the boards showing it as a twin size Day Bed. She told me that was wrong and she would report that the website needed changed. She told me that if that wouldn't work, I could request a roll away bed, if they were available. Can someone who has been to the BWI recently, in a Standard Room with the 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed option please tell me what's really in there? Is it only big enough for a small child or will a very tall 10 year old, or even better a really tall 14 year old, fit on it comfortably? If not, is there enough room for a roll away bed?

We stayed in a studio last yr and we had a Queen bed, a queen size pull out sofa and the day bed which we ended up using as a luggage rack. The daybed was mattress was the size of a crib mattress. A child could sleep on it but unless an adult was skinny and preferred fetal position it would never work. DD slept on the pull out sofa.

 

[Marthasor]

I just booked a package with free dining at the Boardwalk Inn, in a Standard room, for Thanksgiving week. We are a party of 5 (2 Adults, 3 Boys: 17, 14, & 10) The Disney website shows an option for 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed. When I booked the reservation with the Disney CM, she told me that it was 2 Queen Beds and a Child Size Trundle bed that pulled out from under the Queen Bed and that they don't suggest using it for anyone over 9. I explained what I had seen on the website and the pictures I have seen here on the boards showing it as a twin size Day Bed. She told me that was wrong and she would report that the website needed changed. She told me that if that wouldn't work, I could request a roll away bed, if they were available. Can someone who has been to the BWI recently, in a Standard Room with the 2 Queen Beds and a Day Bed option please tell me what's really in there? Is it only big enough for a small child or will a very tall 10 year old, or even better a really tall 14 year old, fit on it comfortably? If not, is there enough room for a roll away bed?

I think the CM was referring to POR not BWI. The website wasn't wrong, she was.

 

[Deb & Bill]

We stayed in a studio last yr and we had a Queen bed, a queen size pull out sofa and the day bed which we ended up using as a luggage rack. The daybed was mattress was the size of a crib mattress. A child could sleep on it but unless an adult was skinny and preferred fetal position it would never work. DD slept on the pull out sofa.

That is BWV, not BWI. The sleeper sofa is double sized, not queen sized in a studio (except for the new GFV).

 

[sharadoc]

We stayed in a studio last yr and we had a Queen bed, a queen size pull out sofa and the day bed which we ended up using as a luggage rack. The daybed was mattress was the size of a crib mattress. A child could sleep on it but unless an adult was skinny and preferred fetal position it would never work. DD slept on the pull out sofa.

That's not a daybed, it's a padded storage bench not meant for anyone to do anything but sit on.

 

[snowwite]

That's not a daybed, it's a padded storage bench not meant for anyone to do anything but sit on.

Um, I don't want to argue but it had bedding on it and was clearly meant to be a bed. It was just too small for a grown up.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Um, I don't want to argue but it had bedding on it and was clearly meant to be a bed. It was just too small for a grown up.

Yep, it is a small bed, about crib sized. Sheets are on the bed under the cover.

 

[sharadoc]

Um, I don't want to argue but it had bedding on it and was clearly meant to be a bed. It was just too small for a grown up.

Oops - obviously I'm thinking of something else