captainkidd
Well-Known Member
Obviously, this has been done to death. Not sure if I've ever seen a poll on it though. What's your take?
Obviously, this has been done to death. Not sure if I've ever seen a poll on it though. What's your take?
Dont worry Honey, There have been worse threads! Some people are just slightly rude :animwink:
I personally dont mind pool hopping. Ive never done it myself but i dont see the harm if your staying inside of disney.If people are taking all the sun beds that would get me annoyed!
Does anyone know if you can still go and see the boardwalk even if your not staying in a disney hotel. Can someone message or comment me the answer please!![]()
I bet some of you guys really love the people who book a dinner ressie and bring their suits for swimming after dinner when they're not even staying at a disney resort...lol...just thought i'd stir the pot a little more.
Who REALLY wants to spend the time it takes to pool hop, anyway? If they do, they must not be in the park causing my lines to be longer...
I bet some of you guys really love the people who book a dinner ressie and bring their suits for swimming after dinner when they're not even staying at a disney resort...lol...just thought i'd stir the pot a little more.
Consider this, you bus (or you drive) to get to the Magic Kingdom. You're there at park opening, and you're wearing bathing suits under (or instead of) your shorts or pants. Early afternoon, MK's getting crowded, you walk or monorail to the Contemporary, get lunch, jump in the pool. You had towels in your bag, or you "Borrowed" towels from the DVC pool area, or after you're done swimming you just lounge in a sunchair until you're dry. Then you go back to the parks.
I would go so far as to say that the rule against this conduct you mention is often times not enforced at all. The resort staff are usually very accommodating to the day guests who eat lunch or dinner, buy drinks at the pool bar and shop in the resort stores, whether they decide to enjoy the swimming pool or not.
I'm sure they think that the pool area is supposed to be one of the 'selling points' of each resort. :shrug:Pool hopping isn't allowed by Disney. There are a few exceptions to the rule but generally they want you to swim at your own resort.
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