Disney Dream pull down bunk beds

[Fourfam]

Are the pull down beds comfortable? Can an adult fit on one? Thanks!

 

[Cackyschmackers]

Not sure if you mean the Murphy bed or the upper berth that pulls down from the ceiling, but I had to once sleep in the Murphy bed, and I found it very uncomfortable (even more so compared with the wonderful Sealy Queen) even after asking our room steward for some sort of foam topper. I know there's a 150lb weight limit in upper bunk. Haven't slept in that nor the day ("sofa") bed, but I imagine they're all similar. I'm 5' 10" and I fit in them all, I just found the mattress very uncomfortable.

 

[FigmentSpark]

My 6' DS said he loved the bunk, but his feet did hang off the edge. It's the size of a twin bed, so that's no surprise. He's 14, so I can't say whether the bed would have been comfortable for someone who is used to the equivalent of the queen bed, but he had no complaints (and would have complained if it hadn't suited him).

 

[Maggie'sMom]

I know there's a 150lb weight limit in upper bunk.

The weight limit is 220lbs on the upper bunks. My DD found it comfortable, but I could see that a tall adult would be cramped in it.

 

[Cackyschmackers]

Ooops, my mistake, thanks for correcting that (and I even have a pic of the placard with the weight limit, need my eyes checked! ).

 

[Dug720]

I had to sleep on it on my family's first cruise (we were celebrating my parents' 45th anniversary and daddy got one concierge family stateroom for the 4 of us - we booked late so he went with what was available - obviously we weren't making one of my parents climb up there, and my sister gleefully informed me in advance that she was over the weight limit). It was fine.

 

[Lmans77]

I slept in it. I'm a shorty 5'1" and 135 and I was comfortable.