Half the people would applaud Disney for not allowing someone to break the rules, and the other half would think Disney sucks.
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Guests at Pools
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RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
At least that's what would happen in forums on the internet. Actual resort guests on the ground probably wouldn't give a rat's rear end either way.
Well that is certainly true!At least that's what would happen in forums on the internet. Actual resort guests on the ground probably wouldn't give a rat's rear end either way.
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
They'd be too busy trying to get pictures and enjoying the extra magic.
I didn't think she stayed at CS ??
disneygeek90
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As a side note, I would love to know how many people shower before entering the pool.
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
I don't think she had adult supervision either, who are we even talking about here?
Oh, I get it now.
Also, if you get a drink from the pool bar and you enjoy it on the pool deck you're an instant criminal.
21stamps
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I didn't think that the definition of "registered guest" was so difficult to comprehend.lol
disneygeek90
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It's on the sign, so yes.
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
Jon81uk
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I would also assume in that sort of situation they would be escorted to the pool by someone with more authority than the person scanning bands.
CM at gate is just told to only let those with a magicband (or card) proving they are staying at this resort in through that gate. So without a VIP escort the CM still isn't going to let the VIP in (or will let them in and then get someone senior over to check).
But a non-VIP guest staying in a presidential suite would still need all guests registered to enjoy all the amenities without any issues.
Basically this entire thread comes down to if you want to use the amenities of a resort, you need to be registered and hold a magicband/card that shows that. (Restaurants and shops are different)
There might be some weird occasions for VIP guests but I would think those would be the sort of guests who have a plaid vest tour guide CM with them in the park.
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Grimley1968
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Guilty as charged. I read the sign, didn't ask if it was okay beforehand, got a drink and then enjoyed it poolside.
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
Guilty as charged. I read the sign, didn't ask if it was okay beforehand, got a drink and then enjoyed it poolside.
You're a bad bad person. According to the sign anyway.
You're a wild and crazy guy, aren't you?Guilty as charged. I read the sign, didn't ask if it was okay beforehand, got a drink and then enjoyed it poolside.
L.C. Clench
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I've never showered before getting in the pool. Always see the sign and laugh at it right as I stroll down the steps singing "breaking the law".
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
Well, there's no rule indicating that you can't urinate in the pool if you are over diaper age so I guess I won't have to get out to go anymore.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
L.C. Clench
Well-Known Member
Do the people with the VIP pool guides get preferential treatment at the slides? I know they just get thrown in the FP lines in the parks but the pools don't have that...at least not yet.
L.C. Clench
Well-Known Member
Yes but at Disney it's Magical pee so best not to rinse that off.