Help! Does a cot fit in mod. resort rooms?

[Minnie1978]

Ok, I'm staying with two other adults in a moderate resort(not sure which one yet) and we're planning on renting one of the the resorts cots. Our question is will it fit in the room? And, will we be able to move around the room when it is being used? Has anyone had experience with this? If so, please let me know how it went. Thanks

 

[Buzz2001]

Ok, I'm staying with two other adults in a moderate resort(not sure which one yet) and we're planning on renting one of the the resorts cots. Our question is will it fit in the room? And, will we be able to move around the room when it is being used? Has anyone had experience with this? If so, please let me know how it went. Thanks

You would be better off with an air mattress. You can slide it up against the wall and bed during the day.

 

[GeorgiaAristocat]

Just back from POFQ. I would say that there was space between the second bed and the door for a cot, but it would be a pain to work around it when not sleeping. I agree, air mattress is a better choice, if this is a possibility, so that it can be stood up against the wall during the day.

 

[tjmw2727]

Ok, I'm staying with two other adults in a moderate resort(not sure which one yet) and we're planning on renting one of the the resorts cots. Our question is will it fit in the room? And, will we be able to move around the room when it is being used? Has anyone had experience with this? If so, please let me know how it went. Thanks

I would try for Carribean Beach as the rooms are bigger than the other moderates. CBR is 340 sq ft vs 314 for the others. IIRC the CBR is also the only moderate that will rent you a cot. It will be tight so the suggestion of an airbed is a good one, for cost and storage.

Keep in mind that the extra adult will cost you $15.00 per night and the cot will cost you $15.00 per night.

TJ