Roll-aways at WL????

[wonderlandaddict]

My kids hate to sleep together. Has anyone been able to get a roll away bed at WL if unable to get a room with bunkbeds? Will it even fit? What is the extra cost? My family really wants to stay here, even without the daybeds like the other deluxes have. Thanks

 

[TaurusSES_Sport]

There are no roll-aways at any of the Disney resorts, sorry.

 

[Deb & Bill]

I have heard of some people getting a rollaway (not sure which resort), but only to provide the sleeping space for a person who chooses not to co-sleep in another bed. Not to increase the number of sleeping spaces. Call the WL to find out for sure.

 

[dudspizza]

My kids hate to sleep together. Has anyone been able to get a roll away bed at WL if unable to get a room with bunkbeds? Will it even fit? What is the extra cost? My family really wants to stay here, even without the daybeds like the other deluxes have. Thanks

No rollaways since the max # of guests is 4. Make sure you have requested bunk bets with CRO. You can also check with the CM when you check in to make sure you have bunkbeds. The rooms are an average hotel room size, no room for a rollaway.

Good luck.

Duds

 

[CDSTapisRouge]

There are no roll-aways at any of the Disney resorts, sorry.

Actually all the Disney hotels offer rollaway beds Except Wilderness Lodge (and the home away from home/ DVC resorts)

 

[jns]

you can get a roll a way bed in port orleans riverside and have five in the room at no extra cost now used to be $15 per night

 

[wonderlandaddict]

Thanks, We are only taking 2 kids on this trip, but 1 kicks very bad & no one likes to sleep with her. lol

 

[JAA'smom]

I don't know if you would want to do this, but my daughters hate to sleep in the same bed also so we went and purchased a full sized air mattress. We inflated it every night and deflated it in the morning. They take only a few min each time plus we figured it would come in handy on trips in the future. Just a suggestion.

 

[MICKEEP]

Our kids also don't like to share a bed so I have to agree with the previous post about the use of a blow up bed. We have an "Arrow" bed which cost about $80 or $90 and comes with an electric pump. Real easy to blow up and real easy to let the air out. We stayed at Universal last year and they charge $25 a night for a roll away. We made up for the cost for the bed with just that one trip.

 

[wonderlandaddict]

Good ideas!