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How Big is the Pool on the Quest, Sojorn or Odyssey?


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The pool on 8 deck is maybe 10% or 15% larger in length and width and also very different in layout which influences how it is used. Firstly it is in a much sunnier and quieter location. And there are steps leading into the pool in lieu of a ladder at one end and this unfortunately reduces the area for swimming. It's shallower too. Lastly it's in the center of everything with generous seating surrounding and access which make the area seem even larger. On busy days there are almost as many people using the 2 jacuzzis flanking it.

 

The pool on deck 5 is very small but fine for a dip. There are 2 jacuzzis there too.

 

For some calm I like the forward jacuzzi (on deck 6?) which is less used- same idea as the small ships.

 

Happy cruising!

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The pool on 8 deck is maybe 10% or 15% larger in length and width and also very different in layout which influences how it is used. Firstly it is in a much sunnier and quieter location. And there are steps leading into the pool in lieu of a ladder at one end and this unfortunately reduces the area for swimming. It's shallower too. Lastly it's in the center of everything with generous seating surrounding and access which make the area seem even larger. On busy days there are almost as many people using the 2 jacuzzis flanking it.

 

The pool on deck 5 is very small but fine for a dip. There are 2 jacuzzis there too.

 

For some calm I like the forward jacuzzi (on deck 6?) which is less used- same idea as the small ships.

 

Happy cruising!

 

Can you actually swim laps in the Main Pool on Deck 8? Here on the Legend you could attempt two laps before having to turn back around!:mad:

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Markham is not only explaining the size but the usefulness of the pool on the larger ships vs. the triplets. The pool is indeed much larger but because of the steps leading in there is not that much more swimming surface. However its location makes it a much more desirable place to hang out.

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Markham is not only explaining the size but the usefulness of the pool on the larger ships vs. the triplets. The pool is indeed much larger but because of the steps leading in there is not that much more swimming surface. However its location makes it a much more desirable place to hang out.

 

Thank you for the clarification....anything is better than this "oversized bathtub" on the Legend!:D

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...or holding pens for stupid, drunk, vulgar, rude and loud children of all ages- as judged, convicted and condemned to their fate by the Hotel Manager. (See the current thread on the Legend en route to Mumbai as memorialized by Seabourntraveler for the sad and sorry story.)

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...or holding pens for stupid, drunk, vulgar, rude and loud children of all ages- as judged, convicted and condemned to their fate by the Hotel Manager. (See the current thread on the Legend en route to Mumbai as memorialized by Seabourntraveler for the sad and sorry story.)

 

I don't think the "Bathtub/Pool" on the Legend could hold the two heatens and the other Family of 5 including half naked Grampa!:D

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