All Star Resort Pools close early

[macadoo]

They could enforce it by calling security on you. Whether there is a fence or not, they have posted hours. Really, you need a fence to deter you? Why can't you just follow the rules on the sign? You are basically posting here to see if you can circumvent WDW rules - isn't that against the guidelines on the DIS?

Seriously??

I don't think i'll even bother humouring you with a reply to that!

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Seriously??

I don't think i'll even bother humouring you with a reply to that!

You just did.

Yes seriously. If a rule is posted at a pool at WDW, it's there for a reason whether for safety or for those who may be trying to sleep. I'm still unclear why this whole topic is being debated. It's a posted rule, why can't people simply follow it.

And for the PP who posted regarding the drowning at POP, your info is incorrect. The child who died after hours was swimming with his family.

 

[MinnieMommy07]

And for the PP who posted regarding the drowning at POP, your info is incorrect. The child who died after hours was swimming with his family.

Right. That's the part that boggles my mind.

 

[Estella]

I like swimming at night. We were at Coronado in November and the custodian said we couldn't swim in the main pool because that's when they put all the chemicals in, but he told us we could swim in the quiet pools. We didn't end up going, but I hope the option would still be available.

 

[halfpintpeggy]

Most of the people I know love to take a leisurely swim after coming back from the parks. A bit off topic possibly, but for the rates that WDW charges - keep a lifeguard on later if they don't want the "swim at your own risk" rule to be in effect anymore.