Trundle bed at Pop Century?

[MBELSANTI]

HI, I am going to Disney with best friend and our 2 sons and we are staying at Pop Century. My friend is small and is used to sleeping in a twin bed but I am not. Is there any way of getting a roll away cot or trundle for my son to sleep in so we don't have to share a bed? THanks!

 

[Palendat]

I'm pretty sure that PC doen not have trundle beds. They do have play-pen type cribs for those under 3. However, the beds are double, not twin

 

[MBELSANTI]

Hi there,
Yes I know they are full size beds, but my son is almost 8 and I am not a small person. Do you think they have cots to rent? Or do you think we should let the kids sleep on the floor? Maybe they will provide extra blankets for that purpose? What do you all think?
Thanks again

 

[disney2001]

Aero bed - best bet.
We have a DD & DS - no sleeping together.
Our twin Areo bed blows up (with electric) in 2 mins or less.
Then can deflate in less than a minute.

We bring our own sheets. Use the 'other' pillow from the resort bed and ask the resort for an extra blanket.

We have used the Areo bed on other vacations when staying at a hotel.

Twin Aero beds can be placed on airplanes - just like checked luggage. I suggest to get a large duffle bag suitcase to place it in and tag like any other suitcase you are checking in.

Aero beds can be found on sale &/or with a rebate.
After our Linen'N'Things coupon and the Areo bed rebate,
we only paid $60 for our twin Aero bed.

It has given us many restful nights without arguments from our DS & DD.

www.aerobed.com

 

[Maude4Disney]

I agree an air bed would be your best bet. I don't believe that there are cots available and it would make your room very cramped if you had one in there. The rooms are small, but I don't think too small, unless you put another bed in there. At least w/ an air bed you can throw it up on the other beds or deflate it during the day, until you need it. Good luck to you.