Is this the new pool??
I hate it. It does not allow day visitors (not pool hoppers) to have a drink at the bar.
It also looks like an old Howard Johnsons.
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Ya gotta admit... you see the resemblance??Retro Howard Johnsons. Who knew!
The quiet pool is salt water??I wasn't expecting it with the kids, but it turned out to be the pool where we spent most of our time when we stayed at Poly. We liked the salt water (easier on eyes on skin), and the kids had a better time playing in it. It was easier to get a drink (either at the refill station or the bar ) while being able to maintain line of sight to both kids.
Quiet pools don't tend to be heavily themed.
(I used to stay at HoJo on our drives down in the 70s. So I may be biased!)
Yes!The quiet pool is salt water??
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And that service is independent of the cabanas.Totally agree. The salt water was amazing as is the whole setup. I could easily spend more time there vs. the main pool.
Plus we had great service actually at your chair. Never had to get up for my next rum runner.
And that service is independent of the cabanas.
I just don't see the cabanas at the pool as a mad money grab. After they removed them at Lava, a lot of people have wanted a cabana option. Oasis is small and has only 3. People were doing insane stuff to try to "reserve" them. It's actually easier on CMs, I expect, to be able to use the cash reservation to enforce, instead of having to deal with "those people moved my towels!" "Those towels were there 3 hours and they were no where around!" etc. etc.
Wow.. didn't know that.Yes!
It's really quite nice by the standards of Quiet Pools. Yeah, it's a basic pool, save the zero-entry with bubblers, the salt water, and the frequent guest appearances by ducks. But it worked great with the kids, and the bar service and refill station for the kids to get their pom-lemonade was much appreciated on 90-degree days.
Wow.. didn't know that.
I just wish they had a portion of the bar accesible outside the pool gate.
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I agree....but I couldn't get my kids on board. They call the oasis pool the boring pool. That kids area did me in, once they saw that I could never get them to oasis again.Totally agree. The salt water was amazing as is the whole setup. I could easily spend more time there vs. the main pool.
Plus we had great service actually at your chair. Never had to get up for my next rum runner.
The ducks were cute til we were right next to them when they flew in and all started doing their business one time. I just couldn't get past that.
I wasn't expecting it with the kids, but it turned out to be the pool where we spent most of our time when we stayed at Poly. We liked the salt water (easier on eyes on skin), and the kids had a better time playing in it. It was easier to get a drink (either at the refill station or the bar ) while being able to maintain line of sight to both kids.
Quiet pools don't tend to be heavily themed.
(I used to stay at HoJo on our drives down in the 70s. So I may be biased!)
haha - I fell into a duck pond when I was young. Duck water is not something I've liked to be in since then.