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Pool Crowds
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Pioneer Hall
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They can get crowded during the afternoon break time. They are most busy between 1-4 I guess.
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mousefan17
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If your looking for a "quieter" pool, and less crowded, try some of the "quiet cove" pools that some of the resprts have. I know that Dixie and Poly have one. if you dont go to the "main pool" that has the waterslide, waterfall, whatever, then it wont be as crowd and as loud!
hope that helps!
hope that helps!
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Pioneer Hall
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Originally posted by mousefan17
If your looking for a "quieter" pool, and less crowded, try some of the "quiet cove" pools that some of the resprts have. I know that Dixie and Poly have one. if you dont go to the "main pool" that has the waterslide, waterfall, whatever, then it wont be as crowd and as loud!
hope that helps!
The Polynesian quiet pool actually has a slide also. It just isn't as nice and exciting as the Volcano.
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mousefan17
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which one has the waterslide? i must have gone to the different, it was in 1998, and i remember it being a BIG oval! (very boring!)
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Pioneer Hall
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All the resorts on Property have a waterslide EXCEPT for the all stars.
At the polynesian there is a quiet pool and the main pool. The quiet pool has a small slide, and the NEW (built in 2000 or 2001) volcano pool has a nice big slide.
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djmatthews
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What are the pool opening hours on Disney property? When I first went to Florida our pool was open from 8:00am until 11pm. (this was Sheraton 4 Pionts on the 192, or as it was then - Comfort Suits) I really enjoyed that because I could have an early morning swim, and a swim late at night after a day at a park or shopping etc.
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FanofDinsey1981
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Old Key West doesnt have a slide either.
but as most people are saying, the afternoon is crowded, and try out some of the smaller pools if there are some.
but as most people are saying, the afternoon is crowded, and try out some of the smaller pools if there are some.
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mousefan17
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when i was at the poly in 1998, the small, oval, quiet pool didnt have a slidedidnt
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Justin149
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its funny as many times that ive been to WDW, i barely ever spend anytime at the resort pools, i guess im to caugt up doing the parks all day or something else. it just seems kinda bit of a waste to travel to WDW and spend all your time in a pool, except at the water parks of course/
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Thrawn
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They won't kick you out or anything, but the pools do have "closed" signs. As a former distance runner, I used to run in the morning (6 am) and then go into the pool for a bit. Never had a complaint. Also, a group of people I met down there were in the pool at Dixie Landings well passed midnight many times. The lifeguards make the announcement saying they are leaving at 10 and they turn off the slide, but they never say you have to leave.
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