Allowable Pool Toys

[MountainMouse]

Can anyone tell me where they draw the line at what you can take into the pool with you? Water shooters? Frisbee? Nothing? Just trying to get an idea of what we could pack for our upcoming trip. Thanks.

 

[BillPA]

I would only pack what you would not mind getting hit in the face with.

 

[DenLo]

And understand if the lifeguard says no to the toys. Sometimes the pools can be pretty busy. I do know that adult rafts are out, but many parents place a baby in an inner tube.

 

[n2mm]

Some pools are smaller than others. We don't even bring noodles when staying at BLT pool since it's so tiny.

 

[PammyK]

Typically any type of pool toy needs to be very soft so it would not cause pain/injury if it accidentally hit another guest. Nothing hard and no sharp edges.

 

[Donna M]

I would not bring the water guns, or frisbee. I've been in the pools for years and have never seen either of these, guessing there was a reason.

 

[jessrose18]

i have brought a noodle in my suitcase, and that was allowed. they also sell them at the hotel gift shop for a lot more (mine was from dollar store) then i just threw it away or passed it on when i left. kids throw balls to each other at least at pop century

 

[BenandMorgsMom]

Ball allowed until it hits someone and then it is removed. People use noodles and small blow up balls to float on. The pools can get quite crowded and there is no room for ball tossing or what not.