would this take up a lot of vehicle room? i was wanting to take it with us traveling since he will be sleeping in the pack and play
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It's a pretty firm mattress so it's not going to fold or bend. It will be the size of the bottom of the pack and play so if you have the room, you would be ok to travel with it.
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I have a Ford escape, if you plan on putting some seats down on one side it can fit again windows with some luggage. Or if not it can fit behind the front seat in front of the other seats. I don't really have a trunk trunk but my husband has a Mazda 6 and his trunk is big, I think it would fit in his fine. If look at the mamma do kids smart Playard mates it folds. I didn't buy that though cause I don't travel much. It should fit in pack n play fine just read reviews.
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Not at all this is a great product be a sure it won't take a whole lot of space.
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Check the measurements. If you have an SUV it would, I think, fit propped up or laid flat. Also it could go behind the front seats.
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There is no way to compact this mattress. Most trunks are big enough to have the mattress down first.. Then load other items on top of it.
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The dimensions were accurate. Measure in your car to see if it fits. Since it is an innerspring, you will not be able to fold it. I haven't carried it anywhere, but it is nicer than being on that hard bottom of the pack and play.
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After arrival it folds out from a small cube to a full sized bed. It's a bit hard to move in side a car. Would only work in can or truck bed.
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I think it would be too big. Also, I think the toddler would constantly be dropping Thomas and the pieces that go with the set. I would take it along on the road trip for play when the destination is arrived at or during breaks during the trip.
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No- we love this swing but not for its portability. When we traveled with it, we took the bottom half of the legs off and detached the swing so that it was three pieces. It still took up a LOT of room in our Subaru Forester.
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No, not really ... You can bring it with you on a car trip but takes quite some space.
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It is very large- awesome- but large. You will need at least an SUV to transport.
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The bed is quite comfortable, and if you're used to sleeping in sleeping bags for long periods of time, I can imagine this wouldn't be a problem at all. The only problem we have had with ours is keeping it inflated. We found a leak in one of the seams after taking it in and out of the car a few times.
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It would though in its full configuration, it's pretty bulky. I would suggest strapping below the pag, along with a sleeping pad.
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If you are going to use the pack n play as a travel "crib" then I wouldn't buy another mattress. The quilted sheet does pad it quite a bit. I use the "mattress" that came with it with the sheet and it's fine for naps and travel.
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I believe this would be too big for a van once its opened. There is plenty of room for 3 cats though.
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Will if not stuffed full of gear. If stuffed full might if you stood on it and pushed. But as I said should if not over packed. Think of how much you would like to carry on a 10hr. plus mountain run then you would fit it under seat. Bud
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We have this crib and the pack and play. This crib is easier to fold because you just lift the base and the two (longest) sides come together. I don't think it's easier to put away though because it is much larger and heavier than a pack and play. It's definitely not easier to take on trips, which is why we ended buying a pack and play. Just a note, you can buy a 2" mattress that fits into both this crib and/or a pack and play.
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Yup, It packs down to about 2/3 the size of a 1 Man backpackers tent. But as the previous responder said you will probably want to be able to tie off the footbox area as to not have it rest on your legs. I use it more for its light weight than pack size. On a motocycle I would probably use my 1 Man.
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It's bigger than you want it to be, but not as big as you fear.I did a road trip with some friends last year and used it to sleep on the floor in hotel rooms. Worked nicely for that. As long as you tie it together, it can be carried.
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It does fold up easy but it takes a lot of space, but if you are not in a hurry you can take the wheels off and save space. It is very comfortable for the baby because of the size we traveled to Spain with a 4 year old. Only problem there was the cars are too small .
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It would if you are using a compact sleeping bag. i hav this bag and i hav a decently small sleeping bang and it takes up about 1/3 of the inside of the pack. and there is straps on the bottom front of the pack to strap a tent or a sleeping pad on it. Hope this helps.
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The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps!