Which resort rooms can fit an adult size blow up or roll out bed ?

[pooh2001]

We have stayed at the Dolphin and the room can fit an adult size blow up bed.
Our son is 6' 1" - who will not fit on the pull-down beds.

What WDW resort rooms are large enough for an additional adult size bed ?

Thank you

 

[Deb & Bill]

You mean a twin sized air bed? Or larger?

 

[maxiesmom]

Any moderate or deluxe should work.

 

[cmwade77]

Technically none, as you would be exceeding capacity for fire code.

 

[piccolopat]

You might also consider the Swan alcove rooms. They have a king size bed and an alcove with a sectional sofa that opens into a bed.

 

[Best Aunt]

Technically none, as you would be exceeding capacity for fire code.

What if you have three people but want three sleeping surfaces? That wouldn’t exceed capacity.

 

[Allison]

Technically none, as you would be exceeding capacity for fire code.

There was no mention as to the number of people.

 

[Wild4Walt]

We stayed AKL Jambo house back in September - a blow up would only fit if you moved the coffee table away from the sofa. You could move it to in front of the small room table but it would be awkward to get around. The only other option there would be to move it in front to the sliding glass door to the balcony which I then think falls into the fire hazard category.

 

[Searc]

What if you have three people but want three sleeping surfaces? That wouldn’t exceed capacity.

I asked for a cot at POFQ for our room with three adults and was told no, they are not allowed because they are a fire hazard.

 

[3gr8boys]

Last April we (me, DH, DS11 and DS15) stayed at CSR. Because one of boys is a serious kicker (no one will sleep with him), we asked for a rollaway when we checked in. It was delivered to our room quickly and fit just fine by simply moving the sitting chair to be in front of the connection door instead of by the window. We even left the rollaway open all week.

(We bought a twin air mattress on our way to WDW in case the rollaway wasn't available.... happily returned it to the store on our way out of town.)

 

[Disneypro1]

Technically none, as you would be exceeding capacity for fire code.

That’s not correct. 4 to a room. Anyone can sleep anyway they want.
Non issue with the blow up bed.

 

[Disneypro1]

I asked for a cot at POFQ for our room with three adults and was told no, they are not allowed because they are a fire hazard.[/QUOTE)
A lot of folks use cots in a room. They bring their own though. If there is no more than 4 in a room. No issues.

 

[Searc]

That’s not correct. 4 to a room. Anyone can sleep anyway they want.
Non issue with the blow up bed.

It is a fire hazard because it typically blocks an exit.

 

[Disneypro1]

It is a fire hazard because it typically blocks an exit.

They may have told u that. But it isn’t. There is nothing illegal about it. I’m a professional firefighter. The hotel may have a room limit on people. That’s their right. The cot is 110% ok to use in any hotel. Tons of people use them. We also. The maids leave it just where we do.
There was a similar thread about cots on here and it was confirmed. They are good to go. Disney has occupancy limits. That’s fine. But once in the room anyone can sleep on a anything.

 

[Searc]

They may have told u that. But it isn’t. There is nothing illegal about it. I’m a professional firefighter. The hotel may have a room limit on people. That’s their right. The cot is 110% ok to use in any hotel. Tons of people use them. We also. The maids leave it just where we do.
There was a similar thread about cots on here and it was confirmed. They are good to go. Disney has occupancy limits. That’s fine. But once in the room anyone can sleep on a anything.

It is common sense impeding an exit is a fire hazard.

 

[Disneypro1]

It is common sense impeding an exit is a fire hazard.

It isn’t. It is completely legal and ok to use a cot in any hotel room at Wdw or any other hotel. There is no rule against it. No one has ever died from a cot in a room. It just doesn’t happen. It’s a cot. Not a wall. It’s not impeding anything. Like I said thjs was just talked about on another thread. It’s fine to use one. 100% confirmed.

 

[hammie59]

A twin blow up mattress will for sure fit it in any mod or deluxe room and in any value that hasn't had the remodel with the new murphy bed. I’ve done it.
I havent tried with the new value refurbed rooms, but from what I read, opinions are mixed.

 

[writerguyfl]

They may have told u that. But it isn’t. There is nothing illegal about it. I’m a professional firefighter. The hotel may have a room limit on people. That’s their right. The cot is 110% ok to use in any hotel. Tons of people use them. We also. The maids leave it just where we do.

There was a similar thread about cots on here and it was confirmed. They are good to go. Disney has occupancy limits. That’s fine. But once in the room anyone can sleep on a anything.

As someone who used to be in hotel management, that's not how fire codes were explained to me. Occupancy limits are based on existing furniture. You can't add more furniture without potentially affected means of egress. Each time we renovated the hotel, we had to have the fire inspector come back.

Now, if you're using the word "cot" to mean blow-up mattress and not a roll-away bed, that's a different story. An air mattress isn't furniture.