DGC--bunk beds?

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    Originally Posted By Mteacups

    I am going to realize my dream...a stay at the DGC (yay!) But I recall someone saying the bunk beds are shorter than a standard twin? Does anyone know just how short they are? I am traveling with tween girls and they are taller than I am! IF the bunk beds are too small, any ideas how to fit 2 adults, 2 taller tweens, and a 6 year old into a GCH room? :>
     
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    Originally Posted By LuLu

    If I remember correctly, they fit up to 5'3". I think there are rooms with a daybed, that face the street side of the hotel. But no particular type of room is guaranteed, so you could end up with 1 person in a sleeping bag.
     
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    Originally Posted By LuLu

    I found the info on the bunk beds. I remembered that DisneyDana, who works for the hotels, had posted about them and I thought she also put a weight limit. SO - you can see they're designed for small kids:

    "The bunks are designed for folks under 5'2" and under 70 pounds."
     
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    Originally Posted By dlkozy

    ^^^I think it is ridiculous that GCH won't guarantee a specific style of room-yet there sre so many people who would not be able to use a bed with such a weight and height limit.
     
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    Originally Posted By Mteacups

    Thanks for the info LuLu. I don't think the girls will fit in these beds. What surprises me is that no mention was made of the bunkbeds being smaller at the time I made my reservation--they asked if I would like the bunkbeds and I knew the kids would love it so I said yes. Had I not read about it on here, I would have had no clue. I guess I will call back and see what my options are. Thanks again for your help.
     
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    Originally Posted By MickeyMommy

    We had the bunkbeds there last summer, and they are a bit shorter than standard twin length.

    I had reservation for bunkbeds with a DTD view, but they upgraded me to park view to make sure we got the bunkbeds. It was a big hit with the kids, my two boys ages 8 and 11, and my 8 year old nephew.
     
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    Originally Posted By amazedncal2

    One time we had a room with a queen and 2 bunkbeds. It was just the 2 of us so that made it a little weird but they said it was that or 2 queens and since it was the 2 of us the room with the bunkbeds would give us more room.

    Anyway, the bunkbed also has a trundle, maybe the girls could sleep on the lower bunk and the trundle and the 6 year old on the top bunk?
     
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    Originally Posted By fkurucz

    <<I think it is ridiculous that GCH won't guarantee a specific style of room-yet there sre so many people who would not be able to use a bed with such a weight and height limit.>>

    Even stranger that a luxury hotel would offer kiddie sized bunk beds. I guess I associate those with "budget" hotels like the Holiday Inn (kid suites)

    But then again, the GC always seems to have high occupancy rates, so what do I know?
     
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    Originally Posted By LuLu

    I know, it's amazing, isn't it? And, how romantic is it to have a bunk bed in your room when you're away as a couple? LOL!
     
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    Originally Posted By amazedncal2

    ^^ Yep, the porta crib in the closet didn't help much either, LOL!
     
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    Originally Posted By cnbhoward

    We are staying at the Grand Cal, we have requested the bunkbeds also, I was wondering if anyone knows if you can get side rails for the beds? Our two yr old isnt used to sleeping in a bed yet so we need the extra protection. Last time we stayed there we brought our own but this time I would prefer not too. Thanks for any help you can give me.
     
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    Originally Posted By LuLu

    I would call and ask. Maybe you can get the porta-crib if they don't have rails. I'm kinda doubting it...
     
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    Originally Posted By gottaluvdavillains

    At the DLH we had a port a crib in our closet - so maybe the rooms just have them now.
     

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