Can I fit 2 pack and play's in Oceanview cabin in Disney Wonder?

[sandy18]

Hi Everyone,

 

We have 3 year old twins, who still sleep in their pack and plays when we travel.

For some reason, they won't fall asleep in a regular bed.

 

I asked Disney Cruise line if we could have 2 pack and plays in our OV cabin in the disney wonder. They told me that the system won't allow them to request the 2 cribs. But, that I should ask the stateroom attendant when we get to our room.

 

From my previous cruises (before the kids) I remember enough space in front of the sofa where I could fit the 2 cribs. As a matter of fact, we pulled down the mattress from the bunk bed to the floor for my sister because she didn't want to sleep up top. If a twin bed fits on the floor, you would think that I could fit 2 pack and plays, right?

 

Anyway, I don't know if I should risk it or if I should bring 2 inflatable toddler beds that I bought, just in case.

 

What do you think?

 

Thank you!

[liljay6915]

We sailed in a balcony room when my son was 3 months old. Disney rooms are much larger than other cabins I have sailed in. I don't know the room size difference between an ocean view (i am guessing that is a porthole) and a balcony but in a balcony you could do it. It would be tight but very do-able. The one thing I would recommend is when you get to your stateroom ask your stateroom steward to remove the chair that sits in the corner. It takes up a lot of room.