Can you fold up the PNP with the mattress inside? Will it still fit in the travel bag?
570279
No and no.. Sorry!! We have another pack and play that we travel with, and the one with the mattress stays home. It's amazing quality so it's thickness prevents it from folding.
570280
No, it is not meant to be folded. Which is why I think it works better for comfort level vs. a folding mattress.
570281
No, you can not fold up the mattress. This mattress is so much better than the one that comes with the PNP.
570282
No, the mattress is pretty thick and very firm. Not meant to be folded. But boy is that mattress awesome!
174496
Yes. It folds down enough to fit into suitcase. It is, however, pretty lightweight and is better suited for clothing and not bulky objects.
1626869
It may be a bit of a tight fit. You can stuff the bag inside of the compartment and then zip it in as you push the bag into it. The only issue I have had is getting the bag caught in the zipper. I keep my Kelty mummy bag along with my Big Agnus air mattress inside the compartment.
1935962
I used mine with a separate mattress. I think you could use it directly on the pack n play, but it may not fit snugly.
1781168
When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question.
1779192
Just packed mine away yesterday... it's about 2' x 2' x 8" in its carry on bag. The key is to suck all the air out completely 'til it's super flat and shriveled, and then fold it first in half horizontally and then thirds vertically.
1899369
It came in a small size package, after deflation, get small again but has to be very well deflated. The canopy is a simple structure which bends. Yes, you can pack for travel.
226495
Yes. It comes with a small travel bag with a draw string. In the bag, it's appx 18" long by appx 8" wide. The material, including the sleeping bag, is fairly thin. I usually add a blanket when I use it. On the air mattress, it fits tight and doesn't slip off.
1656229
Well, probably, except the mattress is 12 inches thick and weighs about 70 lbs., so you can't really fold it up and put it away. If you are leaving it out it would probably be comfortable.
918679
No, but it has a bubble wrap bag to put it in so it doesn't hurt the mattress surface. And it fits in the storage bag easily.
2269479
I don't think so. You just need to make sure your fitted crib sheet is taut and there is no rumpling. On a side note we just returned from another trip with our two kids where this item was a lifesaver! It fits perfectly into our largest suitcase, folds up quickly and easily and was great for many places in Europe where they don't have pack and plays available. Our 16 month old has slept in it quite comfortably, and before that my 2 year old slept in it.
202153
No you cannot still completely fold the Potette chair with this attached to it. You would have to take this out, but it is really flexible and doesn't take up much extra space folded up in the diaper bag. I love it and recommend it. We went to Orlando and were able to use it as travel potty for our 2yo while at the hotel.
1625107
The matress folds up for me to about 16 inches long, about 12 inches wide and about 4 inches thick. I believe it could be compressed more. But fits well in a Rubbermaid tote.
1774189
This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
1363884
Depends on how you fold it. Comes with a carry bag, and I keep the mattress, pump, and power cords all on the bag. It is longer than a standard sleeping bag by about 4 inches, but narrower in diameter. Easy enough to store, frankly.
1256932
Yes! It's too large for carry on... about the size of a medium-sized suitcase. The top of the crib is the main frame, with the bottom being soft and frame-less (aside from the legs). The legs fold down and then the top frame folds in half. It comes with a case that zips up with room for bedding too. We checked it when we flew from Seattle to Connecticut and it worked beautifully.
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Not for this reason. It actually seems narrower than pnp. But the mattress is better/softer/more comfortable, and its 10 times easier to set up/fold than pnp.