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Old 09-30-2023, 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Maker View Post
To me, "resort style" brings up memories of large pools, with shaded areas, water falls, grotto, slides, in-water seating, food+beverage service... they types of things you see at a resort hotel in a tourist area. Sections for kids far apart from adults. Also next to other amenities like hot tubs, food services, tables with shade umbrellas, large overhead shades, lots of seating, lots of lounge space, and amazing landscaping. Lastly, typically with a lifeguard on duty.

Here, the term means nothing. Sales pitch garbage words.
There are "resort style" pools that are round or square; with walk in gradients or steps. Little shade if any, with chairs and lounges. Food service is an overpriced soda vending machine. None of the other things that one finds in a resort. Why??? those things cost a few pennies more.
Good informative post.