Where will pack n play fit at pop?

[DanieB]

Hello I am hoping someone can help me figure out if our family of five can fit in the refurbed rooms at pop comfortably. We will need the Murphy bed down for our boys and I can’t figure out where the pack n play would fit. (When we stayed two years ago the beds were smaller and the pack n play fit between the two beds and was out of the way). Any advice/pics would be great. My mil may come and get an adjoining room so it would help to know if that would affect the door into her room as well. Thanks so much!

 

[kaytieeldr]

First, adjoining rooms and connecting rooms are different.
Second, you may or may not get connecting rooms.
Finally, the P&P will fit in that space whether a door is there or not. It should also fit near the window.

 

[DanieB]

First, adjoining rooms and connecting rooms are different.
Second, you may or may not get connecting rooms.
Finally, the P&P will fit in that space whether a door is there or not. It should also fit near the window.

Ok thanks... good to know that it should fit! Yes I saw that there’s no guarantee we will get connecting rooms. I was going to search some threads here and see if people had good luck with that just to get an idea of how likely it might be.

 

[dansdad]

Ok thanks... good to know that it should fit! Yes I saw that there’s no guarantee we will get connecting rooms. I was going to search some threads here and see if people had good luck with that just to get an idea of how likely it might be.

Some have had luck, and some haven't. Whether or not you get connecting rooms is completely dependent on occupancy and how many others requested it. Both of which only WDW will know. Your best bet would to make that your only request. And when you do make your request make sure you request connecting and not adjoining. In Disneyspeak adjoining means "close to" and connecting means "directly next to with an interior door connecting the two". Many guests make the mistake of requesting adjoining when they really wanted connecting.

 

[DanieB]

Some have had luck, and some haven't. Whether or not you get connecting rooms is completely dependent on occupancy and how many others requested it. Both of which only WDW will know. Your best bet would to make that your only request. And when you do make your request make sure you request connecting and not adjoining. In Disneyspeak adjoining means "close to" and connecting means "directly next to with an interior door connecting the two". Many guests make the mistake of requesting adjoining when they really wanted connecting.

Thank you! I think I would have definitely made that mistake!

 

[kaytieeldr]

Many guests make the mistake of requesting adjoining when they really wanted connecting.

And then they get exactly what they requested, and complain.