Why would I need a rollaway bed, if my cabin has a sofa, an upper and 2 twins?

[mjrich73]

There are only 4 of us...do some sofa's not turn into beds?

[firefly333]

Yes, it will say convertible sofa, its the same size as a twin bed and the pillows come off the back. Only the older ships have rollaways ... are you on a ship built year 2000 or before? The ones that allow up to 5 in a cabin are the only ships with rollaways.

[mjrich73]

Originally Posted by firefly333

Yes, it will say convertible sofa, its the same size as a twin bed and the pillows come off the back. Only the older ships have rollaways ... are you on a ship built year 2000 or before? The ones that allow up to 5 in a cabin are the only ships with rollaways.

We are on the Triumph and I was originally told that the sofa turned into a bed and then we would have the upper for our 2nd child. Now my reservation shows I need a rollaway and the lady at Carnival now says the sofa does not turn into a bed. Ugh...wish they would get their stuff straight!!

[firefly333]

Originally Posted by mjrich73

We are on the Triumph and I was originally told that the sofa turned into a bed and then we would have the upper for our 2nd child. Now my reservation shows I need a rollaway and the lady at Carnival now says the sofa does not turn into a bed. Ugh...wish they would get their stuff straight!!

Just look at the deck plans ...it will show a convertible sofa in the cabin. (or we can look if you dont know how, what the cabin #?)

If your child isnt real big, I bet he can still sleep on a regular sofa? You might not need the rollaway. A regular sofa isnt that much smaller.

[cuyahoga11]

On the Victory (same as Triump) we were in a balcony cabin that had a sofa but it was the size of a loveseat (not big enough to sleep on)