Crib in a Jambo Studio

[lockedoutlogic]

Quite simply...our daughter is to tall for a pack n play...but she's 2 and change and too little to sleep in a bed...

There are several places that deliver full size cribs to rooms around orlando at a fair price and i'm looking to get one for the end of march.

has anyone had experience putting a full size crib in AKV? studio that is

Thanks

 

[Deb & Bill]

Quite simply...our daughter is to tall for a pack n play...but she's 2 and change and too little to sleep in a bed...

There are several places that deliver full size cribs to rooms around orlando at a fair price and i'm looking to get one for the end of march.

has anyone had experience putting a full size crib in AKV? studio that is

Thanks

If you don't plan on opening up the sleeper sofa, you should have room. Otherwise, it might be tight.

 

[deegack]

We were able to get a 3/4 size crib from Disney (no charge) for our last trip. It fit perfectly in the little alcove area where the door connects our studio to the room next door. This was at kidani but i imagine it would work at jambo house as well.

 

[Deb & Bill]

We were able to get a 3/4 size crib from Disney (no charge) for our last trip. It fit perfectly in the little alcove area where the door connects our studio to the room next door. This was at kidani but i imagine it would work at jambo house as well.

Cribs are on a first come, first served availability. And they always have a pack and play available. So if you are certain you want a crib instead of the pnp, you need to get one from offsite instead of taking the chance it won't be available.

 

[lockedoutlogic]

Yeah...i wouldn't count on crib availability at any WDW Resort. When i worked at one (it was before the pack n play standard era) the portocribs were hard to come by and often difficult to get assembled and delivered in a timely manner.

The cost is about 8 bucks a day from a supply company...which is about the cost of a 20 oz bottle of coke in the park.

Not a big deal.