Pop pool question

[sunlover13]

Can you bring a raft or is that considered a no-no? I'm assuming the pools are pretty crowded at POP compared to POR quiet pool which we had to ourselves back in May. So, I'm guessing the answer is no, but thought I'd give it a try. Just wondering b/c have a couple of travel, fold up rafts that we waiting to be taken somewhere! Thanks.

 

[njdisneyfreak]

I think I remember seeing them in the pool, but if you want to be sure, give the resort a call. I'm sure they can fill you in. Have a great time!

 

[HunnyPots]

When we were there last July the pools were never very crowded so I doubt they will be in May. We saw kids with pool toys of every kind so I don't see a problem. Have fun!

 

[Irishhockey]

What kind of rafts?

We saw lots of baby and toddler tubes being used, as well as noodles and a small inner tube.

We didn't see any big body rafts (the inflatable kind you lay down on) but I'm not sure because they were asked to be removed, or no one had brought one.

The new body rafts (inflatable outing, with a mesh netting type fabric, that fold up to a lil disc) I think would be fine. They don't take up too much room and still make the pool visable for a life guard to see.

I think the biggest issue at any property pool is safety. Some rafts can obstuct the views of life guards, which would cause an issue. It never hurts to politely ask a life guard before you use it either.

 

[sunlover13]

What kind of rafts?

The new body rafts (inflatable outing, with a mesh netting type fabric, that fold up to a lil disc) I think would be fine. They don't take up too much room and still make the pool visable for a life guard to see.

Yes! This is the raft I'm talking about. I'll probably call and see what they say b/c they do take up quite a bit of room in the suitcase and I do not want to bring them if they are not allowed.

Thanks everyone!