blueboxdoctor
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No problem sleeping at the Polynesian or Wilderness Lodge, though, I am used to a firmer mattress since that's what I already use at home, so maybe I just never noticed it.
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Mattress quality in Disney resort rooms
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Lsumatt72
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Agreed with the hardness of the beds. On our last 2 trips we have stayed at AoA and POP. We woke up every morning with super sore backs and not very good nights rests.
I don't expect a luxury mattress, but geez....
DABIGCHEEZ
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Sure beats a metal bench or rock in the woods.
daisyduckie
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I think it is luck of the draw too. I like a soft mattress, and while another poster had a hard one at the Pop I had a nice soft one.
TheGuyThatMakesSwords
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Hate to bother anyone.... but what mattress DOES WDW use? We would love to get the same for our home. Sadly, "Comfy-plush- Magical" does not help much at the bedding shops .
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Raineman
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My back does not respond well to most mattresses, and we will be at Pop in 6 days, so I plan on bringing muscle relaxers to help me get a decent night's sleep.
Lsumatt72
Member
It got to the point where I was taking the comforter and any extra sheets there were and sleeping on top of them to add some softness
Weather_Lady
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We've generally stayed at moderate resorts, and once at a deluxe DVC resort.
We've always found the beds to be very comfortable and had no issues sleeping. That being said, we use fairly firm mattresses, sans pillow-tops, at home, so we're used to a firm bed. YMMV.
If all else fails, you could order a plushy mattress topper from Amazon or Walmart (prices range from $40-$100), and have it delivered to your resort shortly before you check in.
We've always found the beds to be very comfortable and had no issues sleeping. That being said, we use fairly firm mattresses, sans pillow-tops, at home, so we're used to a firm bed. YMMV.
If all else fails, you could order a plushy mattress topper from Amazon or Walmart (prices range from $40-$100), and have it delivered to your resort shortly before you check in.
NonnaT
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I loved the new bed so much I flipped up the sheet to see just what kind they were! LolHate to bother anyone.... but what mattress DOES WDW use? We would love to get the same for our home. Sadly, "Comfy-plush- Magical" does not help much at the bedding shops
Beauty Rest at CBR, the deep, deep comfy ones!
TheGuyThatMakesSwords
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Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Given the action they see they have to be fairly rugged.
patch553
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we r just back from boardwalk and the mattress was undoubtably the most comfortable we'd had on any of our stays at wdw
PrincessRachelT
Active Member
We recently stayed at the GF and I have to say, if I could've gotten that mattress out of the room and into my car with no one noticing it, I would have. We have a super comfy mattress at home, but theirs was WAY better. Even my husband, who is a mattress snob, wanted to take it home.
Courtney6682
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Never had a prob with mattresses...its the pillows I hate! Too puffy and fluffy...you'd think they do a mixture in the rooms....
Weather_Lady
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We've stayed in moderates, typically (once in a deluxe DVC) and have always found the beds very comfortable!
CaptainAmerica
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Wow I popped in expecting to see people complaining about how soft the mattresses are and I'm surprised to see that most people find them too firm. I sleep on a fairly firm mattress at home and generally find the WDW beds to be much too soft and bouncy. Our most recent trips have been the Fort Wilderness cabins and Animal Kingdom Lodge. The trip before that was a family suite at Art of Animation and I found the pull-out to be extremely comfortable.