Do the WDW hotels mind if you bring aerobed?

[tinkerbelle22]

Does anyone know if the WDW hotels mind if you bring in and use an Aerobed? Obviously it cuts down on what they can charge for a rollaway, but does anyone know if there is any other reason why it may be frowned upon?

 

[webray]

It depends on where you are staying and your room category..an aerobed wouldn't fit in most rooms.

 

[tinkerbelle22]

We're staying at the Swan and would use it instead of a rollaway. It's a twin aerobed, so it doesn't take up too much space.

 

[Sammy]

Have used an aero-bed type of mattress at the Dolphin (I know...technically not Disney) and at OKW. Had no problem whatsoever at either place. At the Dolphin, we deflated the mattress each day and put it in the closet; At OKW, we left it inflated and slid it under the bed for the day. Of course, these rooms are some of the larger ones on-property. I don't know if one would fit in an All-Star or Moderate.

Sammy

 

[karmic]

We used one at the Beach Club last summer with no problem.

 

[Deb & Bill]

As long as you aren't using it to squeeze a few more people into the room, it should be okay. Each of the resorts/rooms have occupancy limits and that's the number of people allowed. But if you have kids who refuse to share a bed with each other or with a parent, it might be the best way around the problem. If you can find the space.

 

[Feralpeg]

We used an Aerobed at POR, CBR and AKL. We never had any problem. During the day, we just slipped the Aerobed under one of the othe beds. I didn't even take off the bedding. It is true, it makes it a bit tight at night. We put it in the area in front of the door (near the table) because we didn't want to block the path to the bathroom. It worked out great. DD said it was so much more comfortable than the trundle bed she slept on once at POR.