PacknPlay ?

[psumomluvswdw]

Has anyone ever checked one of these at the airport? How do they travel? I do not want ours to get damaged and have nothing for my son to sleep in(he doesn't like a crib)! I hope someone can help! Thanks!

 

[Deb & Bill]

I thought all the WDW resorts have PnP in the room for the babies to sleep in. Course, we stay in DVC resorts all the time and there is always one in the DVC room. Can anyone else answer for other non-DVC resorts?

 

[Kala]

Depending on where you are staying, most of the resorts now have Pack and Plays in the rooms, or available on request. Last year there was one in the closet at AKL, even though we had no children with us. Poly however has cribs available on request.

 

[snyderla]

All resorts have packnplay or cribs upon request, so if you are staying in a WDW hotel, you won't need to bring yours.

Lori

 

[southjerseymom]

We had PacknPlays at both the Poly and WL. I did see small "traditional" cribs at each resort (wooden with slats) but I think these are for the "little/little" babies. The PacknPlays were clean with nice crib sheets and a little blanket. (I still brought my own light blanket). They are totally set up for kids - really no need to bring your own gear unless you want to.

 

[pjupton]

I did see small "traditional" cribs at each resort (wooden with slats) but I think these are for the "little/little" babies.

Do you mean the "port-a-cribs"? Looks like a regular crib but about half the size?

I find my boys sleep better in those than a pack and play. I don't think a PnP is much bigger than a port-a-crib and they seem to HATE being right on the floor.

I'm still hoping I'll be able to get two full-sized cribs at the Beach Club, but I don't guess I'll know for sure until we get there.