Pack n plays

[connie1042]

Just changed resorts from POR to ASmu. family suites. We are going on the bounce back with free dinning. Anyone who has used there pack and plays at Disney, did you bring your own sheet for it. Is it padded at all. We will have a 6 mo old with us. Thanks.

 

[becka]

The pack n' plays do have a mattress on the bottom but it is not super soft - just the standard pack n' play mattress. Our kids were a bit older so I brought a small blanket to put underneath the sheet to make it softer but with a younger baby you might not want to do that. They did provide cute little Disney sheets but I went ahead and brought our own pack n' play sheets just in case they did not.

 

[CDSTapisRouge]

I also bring my own sheets "just in case". We have never had a pack N play that did not have a bottom sheet (they don't provide a top sheet...but with an infant we wouldn't use it anyway) but better safe than sorry! As mentioned it is just the standard pack N play so not "soft", but honestly my son sleeps very well when we are at WDW and HATES his pack N play that we have at home. Go figure

 

[klinlin]

We brought a sheet and blankets, but it came with a sheet. My son was 2 at the time and I gave him a pillow and his blankets, and he slept by the bathroom sink like a log for the whole trip!

 

[fakereadhed]

Bring your own if you have them. We got one with no bottom sheet once- mousekeeping folded a full-sized sheet and put it in the bottom.
That would be concerning for an infant.

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

Both times we've needed a PNP, it's come with a sheet. But I bring my own anyway, plus some soft blankets. I leave their sheet on the pad, then put blankets on top of that, and wrap my own crib sheet around the whole thing. That way, it's a little softer and it "smells like home."