Dumb question about daybeds

[Ned Land]

Do these beds at WDW open up like a hide-a-bed?

 

[AJKMOM]

The only daybeds I have used are almost like couches. They are part of the room, not a hide-a-bed. There are sleep sofas in the DVC villas where the mattress folds into the couch. Not the same thing as a daybed.


In the Fort Wilderness cabins, the living room has a hide-a-bed, sort of. They call it a Murphy bed, and it is a double bed on a platform that lifts up into the wall. The platform has artwork, so when it isn't used, it looks like part of the wall. More comfy than a sleep sofa.

 

[TinyToonThor]

The only dumb question about a daybed is the one you don't ask.

Secret tip: Mousekeeping is more likely to make towel animals on roll-away beds. Don't ask me why!

 

[AJKMOM]

The towel animals on roll-away beds---my guess is that they think no adult would sleep on one, so it must be for a kid. Roll-aways are worse than the sleep sofas! Kids get them every time!

 

[Belle1111]

We always have a daybed in our room because we are a family of 5. At the YC/BC it looks like a couch- with a cover on it and cushions. Take these off and there's the bed. It's probably a little smaller than a twin, but my 10 year old fit fine on it. We didn't put the cover back on each day, but I guess you could. Hope that helps!

 

[snowmouse]

The ones at POR ABare actually trundles (the only Mod that sleeps 5). They are smaller than the daybeds at the deluxes as they roll out from under the bed. My ds12 slept on it without any complaints.

 

[Sammie]

Here is a photo of one at the Yacht Club, the ones at the Beach Club, Grand Floridian and Boardwalk Inn are similar. They are not very large and do not fold out. That would be a sleeper sofa and these are day beds. The ones at the Polynesian and Contemporary are larger.

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