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  • On Feb 28, 2010
    Lisa Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I'm staying at the Beach Club in April. We booked a standard room with a pool view. The website describes the room as having a day bed. What does that mean exactly? I'm trying to decide if I should bring an air mattress for my 2 year old. Thanks!

    Hi Lisa! You're going to love the Beach Club -- it's one of my favorite resorts! A day bed is a couch that converts to a bed. While I've only used them in couch form, my understanding is that the back of the couch folds down to form a bed that's a little smaller than twin size.  Your two-year-old could very comfortably sleep on a day bed, and there would be no need for an air mattress. Please know, however, that not every room at the Beach Club has a day bed. If your travel party includes less than 5 people, your room may not have one. If you want a day bed, be sure to request one on your reservation. (If you don't receive a room with a day bed, the Beach Club also has rollaway beds available upon request.)

    Hope this helps! Have a magical vacation!
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