POP Century Air Mattress (endless debate)

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First time poster, but I’ve read older threads asking a similar thing:

My 11 year old has scoliosis and, with her brace, does need her own space to sleep. My wife and youngest would take the Pop century queen with my 11 year old in the Murphy bed.

I’ve heard so many differing opinions about these refurbished rooms and space. Can anyone offer a real answer as to if there is room for an air mattress or even a slim camping mattress? Just asking as I’m trying to avoid shelling out the extra $1300 for a family suite.

Thanks guys, and love all the great posts on these threads

 

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First time poster, but I’ve read older threads asking a similar thing:

My 11 year old has scoliosis and, with her brace, does need her own space to sleep. My wife and youngest would take the Pop century queen with my 11 year old in the Murphy bed.

I’ve heard so many differing opinions about these refurbished rooms and space. Can anyone offer a real answer as to if there is room for an air mattress or even a slim camping mattress? Just asking as I’m trying to avoid shelling out the extra $1300 for a family suite.

Thanks guys, and love all the great posts on these threads

Both of the beds in the refurbished Pop Century rooms are queen-size. The second bed is not a typical murphy bed. Not sure if that helps with anything or not but wanted to make sure you're aware of that.

I read a message on another board today where the poster had just returned from a stay in a refurbished room. They were able to squeeze a twin-size air mattress between the queen murphy bed and the front wall. However, it completely blocked the entrance/exit door as well as the beverage center/refrigerator. And I believe they said that it also was partially under the frame of the murphy bed (it may have been someone else who said that). It sounded like it was an extremely tight fit and not necessarily a safe option since it blocks the door.