How are the pullouts at beach club?

[planplan]

Should I be Concerned for two 18/17 year old sleeping on them for 7 nights? Most hotel pullouts are terrible and was wondering g if Disney is the same.

 

[DeeBee3]

Terrible in our experience. Very thin pad on top - not a mattress by any means.

 

[MinnieFan4ever]

My daughter has always liked her “couch bed”. I have slept on it before with no problem. Now I do like a firm bed.

 

[BillPA]

Are you asking about the queen in the 1-2 BR or the double in the studio? Humm, it doesn't matter, both are poor.

 

[npatellye]

No issues in January. My kids (8 and 6 at the time) slept there one night and then the older one refused to sleep there because the little one kept kicking her in her sleep. So we divided up and I slept on the sofa bed with the 6 year old for 5 nights and it was fine. I do like a firmer bed but, as a 41 year old average sized woman, I had no issues sleeping on it comfortably with a 6 year old next to me.

 

[lizziepooh]

Miserable experience for 2 older adults. Teens might not mind though.

 

[FionaP]

Should I be Concerned for two 18/17 year old sleeping on them for 7 nights? Most hotel pullouts are terrible and was wondering g if Disney is the same.

In the past we have asked the front desk for a mattress topper when we check in. This definitely makes it a bit better! They were available pre- Covid. not sure now but definitely worth the ask.

Other option would be to Instacart one from Walmart- definitely worth it for a week those beds are awful!

 

[DeeBee3]

I just want to ask/confirm something...we were in a studio back in April and the pullout couch had no mattress, just a thin topper of sorts. Perhaps other rooms have mattresses?

The one we had was terrible.

 

[npatellye]

I just want to ask/confirm something...we were in a studio back in April and the pullout couch had no mattress, just a thin topper of sorts. Perhaps other rooms have mattresses?

The one we had was terrible.

We stayed in a 1 bedroom and the sofa had a thin mattress, perhaps it was a pad but it was as thick as the memory foam mattress we have on the sleeper sectional in our playroom.

 

[planplan]

Are you asking about the queen in the 1-2 BR or the double in the studio? Humm, it doesn't matter, both are poor.

Ha

 

[RoseGold]

Are you asking about the queen in the 1-2 BR or the double in the studio? Humm, it doesn't matter, both are poor.

LOL, exactly. But probably fine for a couple teenagers.

 

[sethschroeder]

My daughter has always liked her “couch bed”. I have slept on it before with no problem. Now I do like a firm bed.

Issue is not that it's firm its that you can feel the bar running across the mattress itself.

I want to add we won't even look to stay anywhere at this point that doesn't have the new pull downs like Riviera and Grand Flordian.

 

[beldred]

We found them to be terrible in October.
Now, my son is a big fella - 6' 300lbs but he said it was unbearable. We ordered a foam mattress topper from Walmart and had it delivered. He said that made it tolerable but barely. When I told him this week that we had made an offer on a contract at BCV he said "oh, great" in that tone young adults get.

 

[AdamsMum]

I hated the pull outs, the mattress just wasn't thick enough. My adult son didn't mind, but then he also said he'd sleep on the floor for a free trip to WDW.

 

[Boomatt]

Is there ever a pull-out experience that is great?

 

[Bullseye]

Should I be Concerned for two 18/17 year old sleeping on them for 7 nights? Most hotel pullouts are terrible and was wondering g if Disney is the same.

They are awful. Seven nights I think would be brutal, even for teenagers. I have same issue coming up next April, but it's only for two nights. I'll either bring a topper or there's usually six pillows on master bed. I'm thinking I'll sacrifice four of them so each person can use them to cushion the bar in the bed.