Pack n plays?

moesy4

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I know all other Disney resorts offer them, will the Fort provide a pack n play for us upon arrival?
 
Each cabin has one. (Supposed to anyway.) There was one in the cabin we had. We did not request it.
 
We are actually renting a trailer, so we only have the site booked through disney
 

We are actually renting a trailer, so we only have the site booked through disney

I don't know they are available, but you could always ask.

I don't know that it would fit in a camper, though, even if they would loan you one.
 
Other than a toy hauler, I don't know of many trailer layouts that would fit one. Now 5er's with multiple slides would have room for one in some layouts I have seen. My trailer might fit one with the slide out, but it would block up the kitchen and access to the bathroom, table, etc...
 
People forget when they rent a trailer that if a trailer is 30 feet long and 8 feet wide that is a footprint of 240 square feet. Subtract from that the bed, table, couch, counters, cabinets, shower, toilet, etc and that is lost usable open space (living area).
So while we love our trailers, it is because we love the outdoors and having OUR bed and house to be in, it is not because they offer a huge living space, although slide outs do increase the usable floor space in a trailer, not all trailer have them. Some have 1 slide up to 5 slides.
The DW and I and our two dogs, one small (40lbs) and a german shepard (130lbs) end up tripping over one another if we are all in the trailer on a rainy day or evening. Our trailer is 26 feet with a single slide.

Ok, I will get off my soapbox now.
 
Other than a toy hauler, I don't know of many trailer layouts that would fit one. Now 5er's with multiple slides would have room for one in some layouts I have seen. My trailer might fit one with the slide out, but it would block up the kitchen and access to the bathroom, table, etc...

We checked and it would fit a pack n play...we would definitely have to break it down after each night but it is 33' with 1 slide out and there is a decent enough chunk of floor space that we can set it up each night...she will barely be two and I'm not sure where else she would sleep.
 
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This is a pic of the open space in the cabin.
 
If it's a Pack-N-Play like I have for my niece it will fit. Like you said, you'll have to fold it up when not in use, but that's just like using a fold out couch or the dinette for a bed.

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We used a pack n play in our trailer and then switched to a kid size aerobed for the youngest. Both fit in the bunk area as there was a slide out back there too. But it would fit out by the table also and didn't block the way to the bathroom.
 
While I agree a Pack-N-Play will take up much usable space in a TT (or even a 5er), my view is the same for one of them in the house.

They are nice to have but they are a pain to work around. I was so happy when our youngest no longer needed the PnP. Funny thing is, is my DW adopted (yet another) cat. Because we already had a dog and 3 other cats plus the rest of the family, she wanted the PnP for the kitten to keep her safe until she was fully integrated into the house hold.
So I had to dig it out, fumble around it for a few days, now I can put it away. Hopefully will only need it again when we eventually get grandkids.
 
You can rent a pack N play from an outside company, I did a quick google and a couple companies came up! Looks from your pick a PNP will fit just fine, but I would call the Fort first to see if they have any you can use before renting.
 












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