VGT-will definitely have a pull-down if it is booked for 4, right?

[WDWAurora]

So we got our VGT room for our upcoming cruise. It’s fantasy 7044. I can’t find definite confirmation it has a pull-down. Do I need to worry?

 

[BlueBayou]

If you look at cruise deck plans dot com - it says that room category sleeps 4.

 

[Mommb]

A Fantasy room with 4 people will have a bed that sleeps 2 and two more beds that each sleep 1. Concierge rooms on the Fantasy may have a double sleeper sofa, but also have 1 other bed. (Some accessible Concierge rooms on the Magic and Wonder have just 2 beds that sleep 2 people each, though.)

 

[Marc D]

If a room sleeps 4, it will have the double bed, the couch and a bunk in the ceiling. A room that sleeps 5 will add a Murphy bed.

 

[lanejudy]

According to this thread, 7044 on the Fantasy sleeps 4 and has the bunk.

Most rooms that sleep 4 have the queen, twin sofa pullman bed and ceiling bunk. Occasionally a room has a Murphy bed instead of the bunk. Some concierge rooms have a full sofa bed that sleeps 2 instead of the bunk or Murphy.

There will always be enough sleep spaces for the number of guests booked into a room. DCL won’t put a party of 4 into a room that only sleeps 3.

 

[n2mm]

I just got back and my room 9502 slept 4, but did not have a pull down. I had a sofa bed and Murphy bed.

 

[WDWAurora]

I just got back and my room 9502 slept 4, but did not have a pull down. I had a sofa bed and Murphy bed.

That’s totally fine. Just got worried it would be a double pull out sofa. Not good for my boys. My oldest is already 5’7” and just too big to share a double bed with his brother. They are both fine in separate twins of whatever combination.