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ocean angel

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Anyone had experience sleeping on the couch being made into a bed? I hear the bedding on Carnival is wonderful, but does that include when you use the couch?:p

 

Our youngest son (5' 7") slept on this couch on our last 2 cruises and it was fine. As stated earlier, they simply remove the back cushions and make it up like any twin. In fact, we just left ours made up as a bed all the time. We did not have the Cabin Steward convert it back and forth (put on the bedding...take off the bedding....etc). We simply treated it like any single bed in the room.

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Our youngest son (5' 7") slept on this couch on our last 2 cruises and it was fine. As stated earlier, they simply remove the back cushions and make it up like any twin. In fact, we just left ours made up as a bed all the time. We did not have the Cabin Steward convert it back and forth (put on the bedding...take off the bedding....etc). We simply treated it like any single bed in the room.

 

Guess we'll have to flip to see who gets it. I've been reading about how wonderfully comfortable the Carnival beds are and I know that a couch made into a bed is not the most comfortable place to sleep!:)

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Guess we'll have to flip to see who gets it. I've been reading about how wonderfully comfortable the Carnival beds are and I know that a couch made into a bed is not the most comfortable place to sleep!:)

 

Just alternate nights... then nobody gets stuck with it for the entire trip.

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Guess we'll have to flip to see who gets it. I've been reading about how wonderfully comfortable the Carnival beds are and I know that a couch made into a bed is not the most comfortable place to sleep!:)

 

The sleeper sofas I have slept on have usually had a bar that you could feel through the mattress...not very comfortable at all. The couch that makes into a bed on the ship was a lot more comfortable by comparison.

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The sofa is not a sleeper sofa so there is no bar in the middle of your back. As others have stated, the cabin steward removes the bolsters from the back.

 

During my last cruise with my daughter (13), mother and aunt, I took the sofa while my "elders" took the bed and my daughter too the pull down. I found the sofa quite comfortable - no trouble sleeping. I'm rather picky about my bed, too.

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Duck,

 

Please pass the magnifying glass.

 

I layed down next to DD one night, and fell asleep on it. Must have been comfortable for me to have done that!

 

i clicked on the photo and it came right up in another window.

 

Is this a catagory 11 or 12?

 

thx!:)

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