3 In A Double:want A Triple

[airmanship]

We Are On The Holiday With Dh And I In A Ov Cabin With Mil74,ds11,ds8 In Cabin Next Door. Carnival Says They Will Place A Roll-away In The 3-person Cabin Since There Is Not Another 3bunk Cabin Available On The Ship.has Anyone Had A Roll-away In Thier Cabin And Not A Bunk(wish We Had A Bunk).i'm Afraid 74mil May Trip And Fall Over Ds In The Night.

[cruisinqt]

It will probably be pretty cramped, but only at night. If you are worried that 74mil will trip and fall, then maybe 74mil should be in the roll-away instead. That way, if 74mil has to get up in the middle of the night, she will be close to the bathroom without anyone to trip over. I doubt the roll-away will be any less comfortable than the bunk beds. The bunk beds aren't exactly feather mattresses. In fact, the roll-away might even be more comfortable than the bunk beds. You might suggest it to them.

[Cotton]

I replied to the other thread you asked this on. Go back and check, as I don't remember which one it was.:confused:

[Sea Turtle]

I haven't had a rollaway in a cabin so can't speak from first-hand experience--I can only imagine it would be extremely tight/uncomfortable. Personally if I had concerns about someone of age tripping/falling over an extra bed in the room, I would place the rollaway in the room with the agile adults/children, and the 74-yo MIL in a room with one other person so there is no physical obstacle to overcome when getting up during the night.

 

Yes, I did read that you booked a room for two (designed to accommodate you and your spouse); and, only you can weigh the safety/comforts/peace of mind of travel for yourself and your family. Hope a 3-pax cabin opens up for you putting your worries to rest.

 

Enjoy your cruise!