what type of beds for 4 in a cabin

[CoolSingleDad]

Never sailed CCL before and was wondering what type of beds they have for 4 people in a cabin. Is it the Pullman beds that drop from the ceiling like on RCCL ships or a sleeper sofa? Sailing on the Triumph Thanks!

Edited June 3, 2015 by CoolSingleDad

[mrsfuzzmo]

It can be both. Most that I've seen are 1&2 in the regular beds, 1 Pullman and 1 on the sofa. That being said, I've also seen 2 Pullmans. I know I've seen trundle and Murphy beds, but not sure if that was on Carnival.

 

For sure both sofa and Pullmans.

[ExFed drvr]

Unless its a suite there will prob be 4 bunk beds. Two will prob drop down from the ceiling. Dennis

[bruadhin]

Generally you should expect two twin beds which can be combined into a king, a sleeper sofa (really they just put sheets on the cushion), and a drop down bed from the ceiling.

[crusinpsychRN]

In Fantasy class ship the beds fold out from the wall. If they are closed they stick out rather far and it's impossible to lie in the lower bed w/o banging your head. The pillows won't really do the job. Never again!

[TNDeb]

There have been 4 adults in our balcony cabin during our past 2 cruises and nothing is changing for our cruise in a couple weeks. Two twin beds can be pushed together to make a king bed, the sofa can be made into a bed and the pullman out of the ceiling about said sofa is the 4th bed. I have slept in all the above mentioned at one time or another and slept like a baby in each of them.

[Godiva@Sea]

On the Fantasy, there's a layout with 2 twins and 2 Pullmans; a trundle can be added if a 5th person is booked. We've never needed a trundle. There's also a layout with 2 twins, 1 Pullman and 1 trundle. This summer's cruise will be the 1st time our group of 4 has been assigned the 2nd layout, so we're curious to see how it will work out.

[SadieN]

Most likely you'll have a sofa bed (daybed, not folding) and a drop down bunk. Think bunk beds when set up.

[springs741]

OP is sailing the Triumph. She is one of the ships that has any combination of Pullman/sofa/trundle. You will need to look at what is listed for the room when you book.

[serene56]

This ship allows for rollaways- Book a cabin with 4 dedicated beds.

 

you want two upper beds and two lower beds.. Keep the lower beds UNDER the upper beds to give you more floor space

 

without getting the 4 beds a rollaway will be bought in and that takes up precious space.

[Becci]

If you get an inside cabin with out the couch and the room only has one Pullman you will be given a roll away. Very close quarters!!! We take turns using the showers in the spa when 4 of us travel that way. There's just not enough room for 4 women to get ready for dinner all at once. Lol

[serene56]

There have been 4 adults in our balcony cabin during our past 2 cruises and nothing is changing for our cruise in a couple weeks. Two twin beds can be pushed together to make a king bed, the sofa can be made into a bed and the pullman out of the ceiling about said sofa is the 4th bed. I have slept in all the above mentioned at one time or another and slept like a baby in each of them.

 

IF the OP got a balcony cabin should not be a problem- unless the cabin only sleeps 3 people

 

BUT if the OP has a inside cabin or an oceanview-- there will be no sofa in the cabin.

 

putting beds together will look like this

http://s1219.photobucket.com/user/dpwright92/media/SDC14112.jpg.html

 

 

keeping them apart the floor space will look like this:

 

http://i813.photobucket.com/albums/zz55/platinumvacations/The%20Carnival%20Pride/DSCN2212.jpg