How do you know if you are picking a room with a queen bed or two twins?:confused:

How do you know if you are picking a room with a queen bed or two twins?:confused:

I think the Queen bed separates into two twins - but I could be wrong.

Drince is right once again. I called Disney last week with this very question. I was told all the Queen beds convert into two twins.

Mily

When you make your reservation, you'll indicate how you want it arranged. If it is incorrect, just let your room steward know and he/she will rearrange it.

Yup, Drince nailed it. There are no "queen" beds that are one mattress. They all are twins pushed together.

And even though it was 2 twins pushed together - I did NOT notice the 'seam' between them. I'm guessing they have some sort of something to minimize the potential issue. And since I was by myself, I DID take the whole bed and would have noticed a real gap or ridge.

And even though it was 2 twins pushed together - I did NOT notice the 'seam' between them. I'm guessing they have some sort of something to minimize the potential issue. And since I was by myself, I DID take the whole bed and would have noticed a real gap or ridge.They have a foam wedge that goes between the beds to smooth out the seam, but some seem to be better than others. I always notice it, sometimes quite a bit. I was by myself on the trans-Atlantic, and I evetually asked my stateroom host to put a blanket down over the mattress under the bottom sheet to help smooth it out.

AVP