trundle bed?

[cruisergrandma]

We are a family of 4 booking into a 6D on the Elation. The cabin description says it has twin beds, one bunk and a trundle. I asked Carnival about this layout and was told that the trundle bed slided out from under one of the twins. Does anyone have a photo of how a room like this looks when set up for 4 people? What would the floor layout look like?

[nytraveller53]

We are a family of 4 booking into a 6D on the Elation. The cabin description says it has twin beds, one bunk and a trundle. I asked Carnival about this layout and was told that the trundle bed slided out from under one of the twins. Does anyone have a photo of how a room like this looks when set up for 4 people? What would the floor layout look like?

I'm not sure about Fantasy class, but on the Valor, a "trundle bed" was basically a sofa bed. I'm pretty sure that's what it is on the Elation as well. I'm not really sure; wait for some other responses as well.:) Enjoy your cruise!

[Lady_Jag]

Hi! If you do a search for "trundle bed" or "trundle" you'll hit some threads with pictures.

 

On Fantasy class ships, a trundle is just that - a shorter bed that slides under one of the twins. I can't remember if the trundle or the roll away is the one that is not the same height as a regular bed and stays on the floor.

 

Here's a thread with pics:

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1147110

 

and here:

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1297607