View Full Version : Priority Pools - and their guest
kyblue
10-15-2010, 10:16 PM
I am a priority member - and would like to take other resident villagers to the priority pools. Because they are residents and not a "guest" - do I also need to get a guest pass for them - or - will their village id be enough.
I can all the office on Monday - just wanted to see if anyone had taken another villager to a priority pool - and what they needed to do.
Thanks.
Whalen
10-15-2010, 10:25 PM
I am a priority member - and would like to take other resident villagers to the priority pools. Because they are residents and not a "guest" - do I also need to get a guest pass for them - or - will their village id be enough.
I can all the office on Monday - just wanted to see if anyone had taken another villager to a priority pool - and what they needed to do.
Thanks.
My understanding is that you cannot take another Villager to the priority pools.
And you can't get a guest pass for a Villager.
See related posts and threads on guest passes.
redwitch
10-15-2010, 10:46 PM
Only way you're going to get a Villager into a priority pool who is not a member is if they do not have a TV address on their driver's license. In uddah woids, they (and you) gotta lie and say they're not Villagers.
chuckster
10-16-2010, 08:20 AM
The easiest way is to have them pay the annual "priority pool fee" of $200. My wife who doesn't golf did just that so that she can enjoy the pools with visiting family and company.
Since you made the effort to become a member why give non paying residents a "free" ride and take the risk of being penalized for skirting the rules. .........jmho
BOMBERO
10-16-2010, 08:53 AM
I am a priority member - and would like to take other resident villagers to the priority pools. Because they are residents and not a "guest" - do I also need to get a guest pass for them - or - will their village id be enough.
I can all the office on Monday - just wanted to see if anyone had taken another villager to a priority pool - and what they needed to do.
Thanks.
Yeah, this will work. I know it will. 200 of you guys can chip in $1.00 each and pay my Priority Pool Fee. Then I'll take all 200 of you to a Priority Pool as my guests.
kyblue please move over, 201 of us are coming to splash around.
Boomer
10-16-2010, 09:20 AM
I am a priority member - and would like to take other resident villagers to the priority pools. Because they are residents and not a "guest" - do I also need to get a guest pass for them - or - will their village id be enough.
I can all the office on Monday - just wanted to see if anyone had taken another villager to a priority pool - and what they needed to do.
Thanks.
Hey kyblue,
I know I do not own in TV so I am not allowed to have an opinion on this I guess. But I might someday, depending on the results of the upcoming recon mission. If it happens, I know I will want to BUY a priority pool membership.
So kyblue, I am a nice lady and will cut you some slack here because I think when you think this thru a little further you will get it.............
but.......if you still don't see it, I sure hope you remembered to let your friends out of the trunk when you were sneaking them into the drive-in last night.
Boomer
Boomer
10-16-2010, 07:58 PM
......about this morning's post here from me.....
:oops:
I am SO embarrassed.
I have read a lot of posts from kentucky blue and he can be quite good at the slightly edgy little aside (some of which have been downright hilarious) and so I figured I would give him a slightly edgy little aside (purely for educational purposes, of course) and he would be fine with it. And that’s what happened this morning. But Sassy Boomer was posting an answer to the wrong blue.
When I looked back just now, I saw that the thread was from kyblue not kentucky blue. And then I noticed that kyblue is from Cincinnati, like me, and is probably nice and polite and maybe really did not think through how those priority pool passes have to work. Maybe kyblue was missing the obvious. I miss the obvious sometimes – like this morning.
Oh, this is so hard to explain. It is probably making no sense. I am making it worse. And now probably both kyblue and kentucky blue think I am a you-know-what. Soon nobody in the tri-state area will be speaking to me.
Geez. See why I have to fly under the radar around here. Who knows what Boomer might say?
I have GOT to stop posting on TOTV. Or I have to make Boomer stop posting on TOTV. But I can’t. (sigh) At least nobody knows who I am.
AKA Boomer
chuckinca
10-16-2010, 08:53 PM
Boomer:
Question - what is the third state in your Tri-state Area around Cincinnati?
The Cincinnati Tri-State Area is not noted in Wikipedia - maybe it needs correction?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tri-state_area
(both my brothers have priority pool memberships and we use the car trunk just like the days at the Sauk Trail Drive-In.)
http://www.driveintheater.com/
Bogie Shooter
10-16-2010, 08:54 PM
......about this morning's post here from me.....
:oops:
I am SO embarrassed.
I have read a lot of posts from kentucky blue and he can be quite good at the slightly edgy little aside (some of which have been downright hilarious) and so I figured I would give him a slightly edgy little aside (purely for educational purposes, of course) and he would be fine with it. And that’s what happened this morning. But Sassy Boomer was posting an answer to the wrong blue.
When I looked back just now, I saw that the thread was from kyblue not kentucky blue. And then I noticed that kyblue is from Cincinnati, like me, and is probably nice and polite and maybe really did not think through how those priority pool passes have to work. Maybe kyblue was missing the obvious. I miss the obvious sometimes – like this morning.
Oh, this is so hard to explain. It is probably making no sense. I am making it worse. And now probably both kyblue and kentucky blue think I am a you-know-what. Soon nobody in the tri-state area will be speaking to me.
Geez. See why I have to fly under the radar around here. Who knows what Boomer might say?
I have GOT to stop posting on TOTV. Or I have to make Boomer stop posting on TOTV. But I can’t. (sigh) At least nobody knows who I am.
AKA Boomer
Who's on first?
Boomer
10-16-2010, 09:18 PM
Boomer:
Question - what is the third state in your Tri-state Area around Cincinnati?
The Cincinnati Tri-State Area is not noted in Wikipedia - maybe it needs correction?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tri-state_area
(both my brothers have priority pool memberships and we use the car trunk just like the days at the Sauk Trail Drive-In.)
http://www.driveintheater.com/
Hey chuck,
I am trying to remember if I have ever offended any Hoosiers. They're my other neighbors here in SW Ohio.
Wikipedia! Oh my! Do you know what your English teacher would have to say about using Wikipedia as a reference source. (What was her name again?)
That drive-in link you posted brings back memories -- which I have rethought posting here.
- - - - - - -
And...Hey there, Bogie Shooter, you don't know nuthin 'bout edgy little asides do you.
Boomer
Rosalie
05-08-2011, 09:53 AM
Is there such a thing---so that we could buy a cold drink and snack while we are at a pool? If not, does anyone know if we would be allowed to bring a cooler to a pool? Thank you.
redwitch
05-08-2011, 10:06 AM
The Orange Blossom Pool (priority) has the Tiki Bar. I've brought coolers to the pool (non-alcoholic, though) and never had anyone say anything, so I guess it's okay.
Ohiogirl
05-08-2011, 10:55 AM
posted at every pool and probably online (check thevillages.net). Yes, you can bring coolers - no glass allowed, must eat at the table area, not on the lounges, etc. Probably has to do with keeping the pools clean, which makes sense. And yes, alcohol allowed - at least at the adult pools. Not sure about the family pools.
And yes, you can order food and drink at the Country Club pools, if you are a Priority Member - at least that's my understanding. Not sure where you have to eat there (I am not a member), have only had glimpses over the gate.
Boudicca
05-08-2011, 01:42 PM
New to TV and do not know about Priority Pools and memberships? What is this? Thanks. Shr
FoPAA
05-08-2011, 10:25 PM
I have been looking for a list of priority pools and unable to locate one - can anyone direct me to such a list?
bkcunningham1
05-08-2011, 10:40 PM
The country club pools, country club golf courses (championship 18 holes) and country club tennis courts are for priority members. It means that although The Villages has executive courses (nine holes) and many, many community pools and tennis courts that are for use by residents and qualifying guests (the monthly HOA fee covers this) you have to pay extra for use of the country club pools and golf courses.
hedoman
05-09-2011, 02:25 AM
As I understand it Priority memberships allows a person to reserve tee time 2 weeks in advance, provide discounts on Championship courses, access to pool and tennis, allows participation in men's day activities (or ladies day etc.). I can add on the better half for pool only too. I DON'T KNOW IF IT ALSO INCLUDES ANNUAL TRAIL FEE AND ACCESS TO THE WEB RESERATION SYSTEM. That would be nice.......
ncr2482
05-09-2011, 06:35 AM
As I understand it Priority memberships allows a person to reserve tee time 2 weeks in advance, provide discounts on Championship courses, access to pool and tennis, allows participation in men's day activities (or ladies day etc.). I can add on the better half for pool only too. I DON'T KNOW IF IT ALSO INCLUDES ANNUAL TRAIL FEE AND ACCESS TO THE WEB RESERATION SYSTEM. That would be nice.......
Priority membership (and residents) can request tee times one week in advance. (No extra time for priority members). Also, priority membership provides discounted rates at the championship golf courses. Five to fifteen dollars per round depending on the time of year. Priority members do get "priority" over residents for tee time requests. It is a complicated procedure (best to read the "Golfing in the Villages" guide) Also priority members can play mens and ladies day on the championship courses and get a discount for GHIN membership renewal. Priority membership does include the trail fee but does not include access to the on-line tee time reservation system.The fee for that service is $8.00 per month.
I don't know much about the priority pool part of the membership - we are not pool people, I will leave answering that part of the question to the experts.
Bogie Shooter
05-09-2011, 06:42 AM
Priority membership information-
http://golfthevillages.com/tee-times/membership.asp
ajbrown
05-09-2011, 06:45 AM
New to TV and do not know about Priority Pools and memberships? What is this? Thanks. Shr
http://www.golfthevillages.com/tee-times/membership.asp (http://blankrefer.com/?www.golfthevillages.com/tee-times/membership.asp)
I have been looking for a list of priority pools and unable to locate one - can anyone direct me to such a list?
http://www.golfthevillages.com/pools/index.asp (http://blankrefer.com/?www.golfthevillages.com/pools/index.asp)
graciegirl
05-09-2011, 09:01 AM
Sweetie has a priority membership and I do not because I don't need one. I play only nine holes now and he still is charging out and beating the heck out of 18.
I find that if my visting college age grandchildren are at the Odell pool which is right behind us, I can bring them over a lovely lunch on a tray, and if the neighbors want to gather at the pool in the evenings we can bring a little cooler with drinks and after a few we solve all of the problems of the world. However the problem solving and the drinks can be done on each of our lanais.....
So there is something for everyone!:wave:
FoPAA
05-09-2011, 09:14 AM
http://www.golfthevillages.com/pools/index.asp (http://referer.us/www.golfthevillages.com/pools/index.asp)
:BigApplause:
Exactly what I was looking for! And this also led me to find the priority tennis site, which I never would have known existed, not being a golfer (yet).
Once again, thanks so much to all TOTV members for sharing your knowledge with "beginners" - and after we move to TV in June maybe I'll have enough know-how to start sharing myself!
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