Pool area fenced in

[DizzyStitch]

I thought I read in a newsletter from Allears yesterday that the quiet pools would not be fenced, just the headliner pools or something like that. I love going out late to swim in the quiet pool but I doubt I have ever make it out much past 10. I hope this is true, but it might make the quiet pools much more popular.

 

[DPCummerbund]

I thought I read in a newsletter from Allears yesterday that the quiet pools would not be fenced, just the headliner pools or something like that. I love going out late to swim in the quiet pool but I doubt I have ever make it out much past 10. I hope this is true, but it might make the quiet pools much more popular.

That's what I read too. Disney's point is supposed to be that you'll never have to wonder whether a lifeguard is on duty - at the feature pools, they'll only be open when a lifeguard is on duty. The fences are to keep people out when a lifeguard isn't there. The quiet pools will never have lifeguards, so they won't need to be fenced.

 

[the who #3]

i am sure there is, at times, a problem with people staying off prop or locals crossing that line for the pools as they do for disney transportation. i guess that is another area where the bracelet/pass/room key would be an effective way of control. but that would make more work for the bus drivers.