POP Question...

[Buzzw0rthy]

Doing a multi-family trip this summer. One of the families is leaning towards staying at POP (not sure if we want to stay there). They have a 7 and a 5 year old along with a 6 month old...I have never been to POP before...is there room for a pack n play with the table bed folded down??

 

[dansdad]

Doing a multi-family trip this summer. One of the families is leaning towards staying at POP (not sure if we want to stay there). They have a 7 and a 5 year old along with a 6 month old...I have never been to POP before...is there room for a pack n play with the table bed folded down??

Yes there is.

 

[Buzzw0rthy]

Thank you!

GO HAWKS!

 

[dansdad]

Thank you!

GO HAWKS!

 

[BorderTenny]

On a side note, just because multiple families are traveling together, it doesn't mean they all have to stay at the same resort. Unless the kids absolutely have to swim together, or some of the adults need to socialize after the kids are asleep. So don't feel pressured to stay at Pop just because another family wants to.

 

[ejgonz2]

See the photo for a crib at AS Movies which has the same layout.

https://www.disboards.com/attachments/fb89e7e9-8f04-4655-bee3-72ef2daf7db8-jpeg.420849/

 

[evlaina]

On a side note, just because multiple families are traveling together, it doesn't mean they all have to stay at the same resort. Unless the kids absolutely have to swim together, or some of the adults need to socialize after the kids are asleep. So don't feel pressured to stay at Pop just because another family wants to.

I cannot agree with this more. We like Deluxe resorts and were booked at BC before my in-laws decided to join us on our trip. I changed to POP to stay within their budget and my family all hated it. We also ended up splitting up halfway through the trip when they got tired and didn't want to do the parks with us, just the dining reservations, so sticking together is not a necessity.