Quiet Pool at Pop?

[blackthidot]

So is there a quiet pool at Pop Century?

 

[Rob562]

If the definition of a quiet pool is "never a lifeguard on duty", then no, Pop does not have any quiet pools.

-Rob

 

[blackthidot]

If the definition of a quiet pool is "never a lifeguard on duty", then no, Pop does not have any quiet pools.

-Rob

Just trying to figure out what is going on with these pool closings. Swimming after park hours when we get back is HUGE for us.

 

[GeoDonJac34]

I always thought the bowling pin pool and the computer pool were considered quiet pools.

 

[Rob562]

I always thought the bowling pin pool and the computer pool were considered quiet pools.

The "Hippy Dippy" pool has always been considered a "feature pool" or the main pool, but if the new policies are that a pool that has lifeguards during the day is closed when lifeguards are not present, then none of the three pools would officially be open when lifeguards aren't on-duty.

All of the pools at Value resorts have lifeguards at least some of the day.

To get true "quiet pools" you have to go up to Moderates (Riverside, Coronado and CBR all have quiet pools with no lifeguards on duty at any time)

-Rob

 

[CaptainShortty]

All the pools at Pop will be subject to the new pool regulations being put into place.

 

[JerseyDad]

....agree with above statement ...the bowling pin pool & computer pool are the "quiet pools".

....and if I recall all the way back to the springtime .....the bowling pin pool is also the one where a kid drowned earlier this year long after lifeguards were off duty

 

[GeoDonJac34]

Just trying to figure out what is going on with these pool closings. Swimming after park hours when we get back is HUGE for us.

I absolutely feel the same way. We tend to spend most of the day at the parks and swim at night. Plus, us northerners really enjoy swimming in the chilly season. If they were to shut down all the pools I would be very unhappy. I guess we all need a little more info about this.