How comfortable are the pull-outs?

[DumboFan]

I know this has probably been already answered a few hundred times! Would an adult be comfortable for 3 nights? Or should I stick my DD (5) there? Thanks!

 

[CaliforniaDreaming]

It is a twin size matress, so I'd say fine. My sister slept on it, and I took the queen, she said it was comfortable (more so than Disney resort daybeds).

 

[Bev J]

The beds are very comfortable. You will be so tired at the end of the day and with the motion of the ocean you will sleep like a baby even if it were a bed of bricks!

 

[wdwnut76]

Last time we went (October '99), my mother in law slept on the pullout. She liked it so much she wished she could get it for her apartment!

 

[MickeyB426]

I'm gonna differ here.

I slept on the couch fold-out and I thought it was the same (bad) as the convertible sofabeds that one has at home. The mattresses were a bit on the thin side. I felt the bar underneath, for sure.

Your 5-year-old won't notice the difference but you will. I don't recommend you use it for yourself.

 

[DumboFan]

Thanks everybody! Looks like I'll take the pull-out & give my brother & DD the twin beds.

 

[TnRobin]

If you are in a Cat 3 or higher - you will have a standard sleeper sofa type bed - bar and all.

If you are in one of the lower catagories - Cat 12 - Cat 4 you will have a convertible sofa. It has a real twin mattress and no bar. It is in the back of the sofa and fold down as opposed to being stored in the sofa itself.

 

[MagicInTheStars]

I slept on the the bunk bed above the pull out and that was VERY comfy

 

[Horace Horsecollar]

The use of the term "pull out" in this thread may create the wrong impression. In categories 4-12, the sofa isn't one of those pull out sofas, where a mattress on a metal frame unfolds from underneath the seat cushions to extend into the room. It's actally an ingenious design where things flip around to form a single bed along the wall.

 

[MickeyB426]

Robin & Horace, that explains my problem, as I had the Category 3 and I let my wife and DD use the bedroom, my DS had the pulldown bed, and my other DS and I shared the "bar" bed.

Never again...

 

[jds]

Warning for tall people: The pull-down "bunk" beds ARE a bit shorter than standard ones... my 6-foot-plus nephew was quite comfortable, but he did have to sleep with his feet hanging out over the end! (But the bed that pulls down from the wall in front of the verandah in the category 4 cabins is longer, as he discovered the one night he slept in that one...)

 

[GenieDana]

Size of berths:
The convertible sofa berth is approximately 32 x 72 inches (81 x 183 cm). The pull-down berth is approximately 32 x 72 inches (81 x 183 cm) and has a weight restriction of 220 pounds (100 kg). The clearance from the upper berth to the ceiling is 35 inches (89 cm).

 

[SINK]

I had the pleasure to sleep on the top bunk (while my niece and DW slept on the queen bed). I hate it. I'm a small person, but I frequently toss and turn while sleeping. Throughout the night, I kept hitting the wall!!!! It's very tight up there.

All right, the reason why I slept on the top bunk is not because I was in the dog house with DW, but my 5 yr old niece fell off "head first" from the top bunk on the first night, so on the second night, I slept there. But on the third night, I squeezed in with DW and niece.

I really don't like the "SM all" bunks.