I actually met a real, live pool hopper!!!

[wdwdvcdad]

I never said anything to you. You obviously saw yourself in a post or 2. Furthermore, I never called you a name. I don't pool hop, nor do I sanctimoniously talk about those who do. If you feel as though you fit the description, perhaps you should reevaluate you positions. As the saying goes "A guilty conscience needs no accuser." Before you babble on about me not following rules, you should look inward. Peace, Love, & Mickey Mouse, folks! babble, babble, babble....

 

[Grumpy37]

Originally posted by noyesl
I feel (and I know I am in the minority here!) that
if it is off season & the pool is not crowded then
it shouldn't be a problem to allow guests from
other WDW resorts to pool hop (perhaps making
an exception for Stormalong Bay which can get
crowded). It's a nice way to check out the resorts
to see if it is where you might want to stay on your
next trip down! Maybe they will start adding a
'pool hopping coupon' into their off season packages
to allow resort guests a one time only pool hopping
priviledge lol.....

I've heard you can go to restaurants that have buffets and just order a soda or desert or something and then pig out on the buffet food when no one is looking. Hey, it might be thrown out at the end of the evening or something! Besides, you might actually be a real paying customer one day and shouldn't you be able to know how good if the food is, just in case?

Seriously, I'm amazed at what people will teach their kids by their example.

 

[Maleficent2]

at there resort, POFQ, ours CBR, was pool hopping.

So be it, then we pool hopped, if Disney or anyone here thinks I or any of my family members is not going to swim with each other just because they(disney)could not get us all at the same resort that is just too bad. We see my DH's family only about once a year they live in the UK and family time to us at WDW is that, family time and that includes swimming.

I would not think about going to a resort where no family member was staying to swim. But that said if you are staying on prop and want to do this I still do not see anything wrong with it.

I've heard you can go to restaurants that have buffets and just order a soda or desert or something and then pig out on the buffet food when no one is looking. Hey, it might be thrown out at the end of the evening or something! Besides, you might actually be a real paying customer one day and shouldn't you be able to know how good if the food is, just in case?

now really not quite the same thing is it?

Mal