Trundle Bed question

[MagicalMom]

I was just wondering where the trundle bed is located. Is it under the bed that is closest to the door or bathroom? Usually before falling asleep we all like to lay back & watch TV. I'm hoping that DS will be able to see the TV from the trundle bed. Silly question, I know, I was just wondering.

 

[wright1baby]

Haven't been there in person, but from what I understand the trundle goes under the bed. Can anyone confirm??

 

[3disAddicts]

When we were there in 2003 we had a room with a trundle. It was under the bed closet to the door.

 

[wright1baby]

Sorry...of course it's under the bed! I mis understood!

 

[3disAddicts]

Me again. We never used it, but if I remember correctly, and I hope I'm wrong, I wouldn't think it would have a great view of the tv. The double beds are a bit high off the floor, and may block the view. But then again, I don't think it was actually attached to the bed. It just kinda slid around on rollers, I think. So you might be able to do some maneuvering around. It slid out towards the entryway. I don't think you could slide it out
between the 2 doubles because the night stand would probably block the way.
Hmmm...I'm sure someone out there has actually used it and could probably better answer your question.

 

[Lizzybee]

It's under the bed and because the regular bed is so high and the tv is in a cabinet, I don't think he'd be able to see the tv from the trundle. I slept on the trundle myself a couple of times but I pretty much passed out from exhaustion so if the tv was even on I wouldn't have known I checked to see if maybe I could roll it out between the beds instead of by the door, but no luck.

 

[AJKMOM]

Yes, trundle is under the double bed closest to the door, and comes out from under also closest to the door. There isn't room for it between the beds.

 

[twinklebug]

I slept on the trundle myself a couple of times but I pretty much passed out from exhaustion so if the tv was even on I wouldn't have known .

Yes, the trundle is under the bed closest to the door, and pulls out to make a bed closest to the door. But, I believe Lizzybee's statement here is the solution to your delima -- ANYONE sleeping in that bed, or your entire room for that matter, will be so tired after a day in WDW that it really won't matter if they can see the TV And, if they are awake for a few moments before retiring (and the beds are full up) set a chair between the beds.