Does anyone know the Disney Dream mattress manufacturer?

[PortMickey]

Does anyone know the Disney Dream mattress manufacturer and model? I love that bed and I need one in my house!

If no one knows, can someone take a photo of the mattress label so I can track it down.

I know the WDW resorts have brochures and sell branded bedding direct, but I did not see anything on the Dream.

 

[erionm]

From disneycruise.com:

Sealy Posturepedic® Premium Plush Euro-top mattresses

http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/s...am-fantasy/deluxe-family-oceanview-stateroom/

 

[sseem76]

It is the best bed in the world. We bought one ourself...

 

[darwinsrule]

Too funny. First thing my wife and I said to each other last Thursday after crawling into bed upon getting home from the Dream was "I miss the bed"

 

[SylviaL]

sseem76,
How is your bed? We just returned and DH is obsessed with getting the same bed including sheets and pillows. He already bought the pillows. I guess the sheets are custom-made. He only found a few reviews about the mattress and people said that they sagged. But, considering that people of all different sizes are sleeping on these mattresses and I imagine that there are many kids jumping on them, they seem to be in pretty good shape to me. How long have you had your bed?

 

[mmouse37]

And here is the thread that discusses the bedding.....

WHO MAKES THE BEDDING ON DCL?

See post #27


MJ

 

[Wadekind]

And here is the thread that discusses the bedding.....

WHO MAKES THE BEDDING ON DCL?

See post #27


MJ

No real info on the bed itself.

 

[mmouse37]

No real info on the bed itself.

"Bedding" is commonly known as pillows, sheets, duvet covers, etc. (and that was what I was linking to). The "bed name" was already discussed in this thread.

MJ

 

[Wadekind]

It is the best bed in the world. We bought one ourself...

Where did you buy your bed?
Every retailer I wnt to carries a distinct line. Sealy's website and no retailers in my area had a Sealy Posturepedic® Premium Plush Euro-top mattresses. I was told to find more specifics on how it was constructed or to ask about a cross reference. I wrote a letter to Sealy and they referred me to a Chad Gunderson who apparently deals with Disney on behalf of Sealy. He did not seem real interested in making an indivisual sale the first time i talked with him and Several phone calls and emails later I still have no info on where to buy this mattress or its equal.

 

[CarolAnnC]

Where did you buy your bed?
Every retailer I wnt to carries a distinct line. Sealy's website and no retailers in my area had a Sealy Posturepedic® Premium Plush Euro-top mattresses. I was told to find more specifics on how it was constructed or to ask about a cross reference. I wrote a letter to Sealy and they referred me to a Chad Gunderson who apparently deals with Disney on behalf of Sealy. He did not seem real interested in making an indivisual sale the first time i talked with him and Several phone calls and emails later I still have no info on where to buy this mattress or its equal.

Having sold mattresses for 20 years, including Sealy, I can tell you that you will not find the "exact" mattress that is featured on DCL. They make separate lines for commercial use only. You may find something quite similar in design and construction, but not the exact model on DCL.

I have owned Sealy for decades, and they make an excellent mattress. I would suggest going to a reputable dealer and try some of the plush top model designs. Good luck!

 

[Wadekind]

Having sold mattresses for 20 years, including Sealy, I can tell you that you will not find the "exact" mattress that is featured on DCL. They make separate lines for commercial use only. You may find something quite similar in design and construction, but not the exact model on DCL.

I have owned Sealy for decades, and they make an excellent mattress. I would suggest going to a reputable dealer and try some of the plush top model designs. Good luck!

I would be happy if someone from Sealy could just tell me which retail mattresses to look at that would be the closest but I can not even get that much out of them.

 

[kristieseem1]

sseem76,
How is your bed? We just returned and DH is obsessed with getting the same bed including sheets and pillows. He already bought the pillows. I guess the sheets are custom-made. He only found a few reviews about the mattress and people said that they sagged. But, considering that people of all different sizes are sleeping on these mattresses and I imagine that there are many kids jumping on them, they seem to be in pretty good shape to me. How long have you had your bed?

Hi Sylvia...I'm sseem76's wife. We bought our bed in April I believe. We love it!! Only difference is that you don't have the ship rocking you to sleep! If there was a way to get that at home, we'd be all set!

 

[kristieseem1]

Where did you buy your bed?
Every retailer I wnt to carries a distinct line. Sealy's website and no retailers in my area had a Sealy Posturepedic® Premium Plush Euro-top mattresses. I was told to find more specifics on how it was constructed or to ask about a cross reference. I wrote a letter to Sealy and they referred me to a Chad Gunderson who apparently deals with Disney on behalf of Sealy. He did not seem real interested in making an indivisual sale the first time i talked with him and Several phone calls and emails later I still have no info on where to buy this mattress or its equal.

We bought the Sealy Posturepedic Ultra Plush Euro Top at Mattress Fair where we live (Allentown, PA).

 

[stevenpensacola]

But, considering that people of all different sizes are sleeping on these mattresses and...

don't remind me...

 

[PortMickey]

Thanks everyone for all the info.

Amazon.com will ship the mattresses to your home:
Amazon Mattress Link
The DCL website lists this as the mattress but it does not look the same. on Amazon.com it looks so big/high!

Is this the same one?

 

[Dizzyworld]

Having sold mattresses for 20 years, including Sealy, I can tell you that you will not find the "exact" mattress that is featured on DCL. They make separate lines for commercial use only. You may find something quite similar in design and construction, but not the exact model on DCL.

I have owned Sealy for decades, and they make an excellent mattress. I would suggest going to a reputable dealer and try some of the plush top model designs. Good luck!

I need you to go shopping with me. We need a new mattress and I'm so afraid of making a horrible mistake that I don't pick anything at all. We loved our Sealy but it is way past its retirement date. And it is too old to try and find a mattress that is made like it.

 

[CarolAnnC]

I need you to go shopping with me. We need a new mattress and I'm so afraid of making a horrible mistake that I don't pick anything at all. We loved our Sealy but it is way past its retirement date. And it is too old to try and find a mattress that is made like it.

Here are some tips for you. Consider if your Sealy is a pillow top, or a "firm" non pillow top model. That will help you narrow down the choices to select from.

Be sure to purchase the foundation (formerly known as box spring) with the mattress as a "set". Big mistake is thinking you can use the one you have, that it is still good. Never the case. Plus warranty will be cut or voided if you don't buy in a set.

Stearns and Foster is from the same parent company as Sealy. So if you want a top of the line Sealy, you may want to check out the Stearns and Fosters as well.

Don't be shy about getting comfortable on the model in the store. Take your time and get into your favorite sleep position. It will give you a better idea of how the mattress is supporting your body and its pressure points.

Of all pieces of furniture, the mattress is the one thing that people tend to put off replacing long after it has lived its life span. People will replace sofas far more easily and quickly than a mattress. Yet, your whole physical well being depends on how your body is being supported through the night. You really will spend a third of your life on those mattresses..

Neotiate. Things like a free bed frame, delivery charge, removal of old bedding, are often negotiable. Don't be shy about asking.

Good luck and happy shopping!

 

[Dizzyworld]

Here are some tips for you. Consider if your Sealy is a pillow top, or a "firm" non pillow top model. That will help you narrow down the choices to select from.

Be sure to purchase the foundation (formerly known as box spring) with the mattress as a "set". Big mistake is thinking you can use the one you have, that it is still good. Never the case. Plus warranty will be cut or voided if you don't buy in a set.

Stearns and Foster is from the same parent company as Sealy. So if you want a top of the line Sealy, you may want to check out the Stearns and Fosters as well.

Don't be shy about getting comfortable on the model in the store. Take your time and get into your favorite sleep position. It will give you a better idea of how the mattress is supporting your body and its pressure points.

Of all pieces of furniture, the mattress is the one thing that people tend to put off replacing long after it has lived its life span. People will replace sofas far more easily and quickly than a mattress. Yet, your whole physical well being depends on how your body is being supported through the night. You really will spend a third of your life on those mattresses..

Neotiate. Things like a free bed frame, delivery charge, removal of old bedding, are often negotiable. Don't be shy about asking.

Good luck and happy shopping!

Thanks for the hints. I was a lot younger when we bought the current set. Now that I am older with pain issues in my hip (which the doctors can't figure out why) I want to make sure I will be pain free at night like I am now. (I'm a side sleeper.) The old set has to go despite how much we loved this bed.

 

[tvguy]

Here are some tips for you. Consider if your Sealy is a pillow top, or a "firm" non pillow top model. That will help you narrow down the choices to select from.

Be sure to purchase the foundation (formerly known as box spring) with the mattress as a "set". Big mistake is thinking you can use the one you have, that it is still good. Never the case. Plus warranty will be cut or voided if you don't buy in a set.

Stearns and Foster is from the same parent company as Sealy. So if you want a top of the line Sealy, you may want to check out the Stearns and Fosters as well.

Don't be shy about getting comfortable on the model in the store. Take your time and get into your favorite sleep position. It will give you a better idea of how the mattress is supporting your body and its pressure points.

Of all pieces of furniture, the mattress is the one thing that people tend to put off replacing long after it has lived its life span. People will replace sofas far more easily and quickly than a mattress. Yet, your whole physical well being depends on how your body is being supported through the night. You really will spend a third of your life on those mattresses..

Neotiate. Things like a free bed frame, delivery charge, removal of old bedding, are often negotiable. Don't be shy about asking.

Good luck and happy shopping!

I went out last month to help my mom purchase a new mattress to replace the set she and my dad bought 45 years ago!! Nothing is more confusing than buying a mattress. Looking at pricing on the web, this mattress Disney is using is really a low end to middle of the road mattress price wise. But I suspect they replace them every few years, where most of us at home keep them until the 20 year warranty is up. Or do you? I won't mention that I keep things a long time....and that the family car in my driveway we bought 24 years ago!

 

[Bear3412]

Try a Sleep Number bed. Each side adjustable. Best bed ever. Many levels to chose from.