Lance
Active Member
I just had to open up a new thread to my greatest achievement of the pool hop....
Now I know most of you are clever and have found ways around the different pools much like I have.....
So if any of you out there don't know how to pool hop successfully or might be afraid, here is what I got....
Rule #1: Of course whenever pool hopping, you have to go in thinking you own the place, you should be getting out of the car, or off the bus/boat/monorail in your bathing suit with not a lot of baggage. Basically, you gotta look like crap....
Rule #2: Don't bring your own towels(I'm talking mickey towels, bright colors, beach towels). It's essential that you get the resort towels at the pool you are illegally swimming in. Now, I'm going to give away some freebies in how to obtain them without showing any resort ID!
Freebie #1: Polynesian Volcano Pool, this one is so easy it makes me sick, go get a towel at the towel shack by the pool bar, OH WAIT, there's a CM checking ID's, oh no, we're busted, not for long....... BEFORE you even set foot anywhere near the Volcano pool, FIRST get yourself over to the quiet pool where fresh UNGUARDED towels are waiting!!! Take as many as you like and head over to the Volcano Pool looking of course like you are a current resort guest!
Freebie #2: Stormalong Bay, the Fort Knox of WDW pools. It's impossible to illegally pool hop, NOT THE CASE.....much like the POLY, the quiet pools towel shacks go UNGUARDED.....go figure, so simply do the same thing as you would at the POLY.....have a nice illegal swim.
And of course, just in case you do ever get checked for a resort ID, you say, don't have it on me, all that, that's a no-brainer...I think that whole thing is a myth.....I've pool hopped at every WDW pool, NEVER been carded!!!
Ok, I basically did this for all of you out there, that tell me pool hopping is illegal and that I'm gonna get caught.......hasn't happend yet, and it never will!
I really hope I helped some new pool hoppers today, cause it's simple, don't let the DVC members or anyone else scare you off!!!
Ok, I'm done
Now I know most of you are clever and have found ways around the different pools much like I have.....
So if any of you out there don't know how to pool hop successfully or might be afraid, here is what I got....
Rule #1: Of course whenever pool hopping, you have to go in thinking you own the place, you should be getting out of the car, or off the bus/boat/monorail in your bathing suit with not a lot of baggage. Basically, you gotta look like crap....
Rule #2: Don't bring your own towels(I'm talking mickey towels, bright colors, beach towels). It's essential that you get the resort towels at the pool you are illegally swimming in. Now, I'm going to give away some freebies in how to obtain them without showing any resort ID!
Freebie #1: Polynesian Volcano Pool, this one is so easy it makes me sick, go get a towel at the towel shack by the pool bar, OH WAIT, there's a CM checking ID's, oh no, we're busted, not for long....... BEFORE you even set foot anywhere near the Volcano pool, FIRST get yourself over to the quiet pool where fresh UNGUARDED towels are waiting!!! Take as many as you like and head over to the Volcano Pool looking of course like you are a current resort guest!
Freebie #2: Stormalong Bay, the Fort Knox of WDW pools. It's impossible to illegally pool hop, NOT THE CASE.....much like the POLY, the quiet pools towel shacks go UNGUARDED.....go figure, so simply do the same thing as you would at the POLY.....have a nice illegal swim.
And of course, just in case you do ever get checked for a resort ID, you say, don't have it on me, all that, that's a no-brainer...I think that whole thing is a myth.....I've pool hopped at every WDW pool, NEVER been carded!!!
Ok, I basically did this for all of you out there, that tell me pool hopping is illegal and that I'm gonna get caught.......hasn't happend yet, and it never will!
I really hope I helped some new pool hoppers today, cause it's simple, don't let the DVC members or anyone else scare you off!!!
Ok, I'm done
