DCL celing bed?

[SL6827]

Are those ceiling beds acceptable for an adult?

 

[Disnsyncey]

not that it is the same at all, but I slept on the top bunk as a full grown adult on a Royal ship

 

[dreamer17555]

Depends on the size of the adult. Weight limit is 220lbs and I would not recommend them for anyone taller than 5'6"

 

[SL6827]

Depends on the size of the adult. Weight limit is 220lbs and I would not recommend them for anyone taller than 5'6"

Definitely less than 220 but like 5'9 maybe. I'll probably need to upgrade our cabin.

 

[CamColt]

DH has slept on the ceiling bunk with no issues and he's 5 10. I will admit I was a little nervous sleeping under that, LOL, but I just kept reminding myself he is well under the weight limit.

 

[BrokeMack]

My son is currently 5' 9" and now prefers the couch to the bunk.

 

[meliscan]

I am 5'4" and I slept in the top bunk no problem. My child slept up there when they were 5'7" but when they grew a couple more inches, they were more comfortable on the sofa bed.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Are those ceiling beds acceptable for an adult?

Another thing, the bunk and sofa bed below it are both twin sized mattresses.

 

[KKKKCS]

Are those ceiling beds acceptable for an adult?

If you are 5'8" or less, maybe. If you are any bigger, no way! My teenage son had his feet and ankles hanging over the edge the last time we tried to fit all of us in one room.

 

[imbelle]

I was fine with it for our last 3 day cruise but I'm 5'2", well under the weight limit, and in good physical condition for going up and down the ladder. It's a small space so I could see where more averaged sized adults might be uncomfortable.

 

[tvguy]

My son was 6' 2" and probably slightly over the weight limit when he slept in it. No complaints from him.

 

[SL6827]

Well the extra space will come in handy too, hopefully I won't have to pay to much for it with noise or vibrations.

 

[JoeFromSeoul]

I have laid down in the upper bunk but have never slept there. At 5’6” there was enough legroom, but the overhead clearance was pretty tight. Not exactly claustrophobic, but not really relaxing, either.

 

[YenSidTravel]

Are those ceiling beds acceptable for an adult?

Hi there...
So... YES, but... be aware... the upper pull-down berth - the top of a bunk bed - a maximum weight limit of 220 pounds. The adult who stays there .will need to be willing to climb up and down the ladder.
I hope that is helpful.
THANKS
cjv

 

[dreamer17555]

My son was 6' 2" and probably slightly over the weight limit when he slept in it. No complaints from him.

In the upper bunk? Wow your son is so sweet to not complain about how small it is. My son is 6'1" and his feet are off the couch bed but he can put a pillow on the arm rest to try to elongate it. He would not be okay in the upper bunk.

 

[NAB]

My 25 year old choose to sleep up there. When she could have slept below…lol

 

[tvguy]

In the upper bunk? Wow your son is so sweet to not complain about how small it is. My son is 6'1" and his feet are off the couch bed but he can put a pillow on the arm rest to try to elongate it. He would not be okay in the upper bunk.

Not sure it even rose to the level of being sweet. It just wasn't an issue. But I think the bed he slept on at the same time while away in college was also short, so he was used to his feet dangling off the end of the bed. I know, that until my wife and I got married, the bed I slept on was too short too. I'm 6'3".

 

[dreamer17555]

Not sure it even rose to the level of being sweet. It just wasn't an issue. But I think the bed he slept on at the same time while away in college was also short, so he was used to his feet dangling off the end of the bed. I know, that until my wife and I got married, the bed I slept on was too short too. I'm 6'3".

The problem is with the ceiling bed is no easy way to dangle your feet off the end because it's got a rail. That was my son's hang up