QM2 Pavillion Pool??

[DRS/NC]

Does the indoor pool have steps into/out of the pool rather than just steep side ladders?

 

I'm old, arthritic & can't manage the ladders, but LOVE some pool time.

 

THANKS!

[BklynBoy8]

[rakkor]

There is also a sling - just visible in the top L/H corner of the photo, for disabled guests to be assisted into the water. The Pavillion pool is one of my favorite locations on a stormy crossing to relax and read while listening to the house band in the run up to lunch.

[BigMac1953]

Choose your time carefully. It can also be a magnet for kids.

[D&N]

On the subject of the sling.

We saw a lady who wasn't disabled but like the OP couldn't manage the ladders. They were advised that they needed to have someone with them to operate the hoist, which she had. A member of staff came to instruct them but would not operate it for them, possibly an insurance issue. It seemed quite straightforward.

Edited March 28 by D&N
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[TheOldBear]

1 hour ago, D&N said:

On the subject of the sling.

We saw a lady who wasn't disabled but like the OP couldn't manage the ladders. They were advised that they needed to have someone with them to operate the hoist, which she had. A member of staff came to instruct them but would not operate it for them, possibly an insurance issue. It seemed quite straightforward.

Same thing for the spa pool - could not be operated by an employee.