pool heating

Angie · 13 Mar 02, 06:28 PM

I know this one has been done before but of course i cant go back and read up on it now .
We are going in september and are wondering about whether we need heating in the villa pool. None of us like cold water and we all consider the water at swimming pools in this country to be to cold if that's any help:ohat

Angie · 13 Mar 02, 06:30 PM

ok... what have i done wrong for my smilie with the hat not to have appeared... .

theFatman · 13 Mar 02, 06:56 PM

It really is a personal thing, September being one of the hotter months, many would say it'll be ok, but only YOU can really say.
I'd arrange that when you get there you can call the managemnet company to switch the heating on if you feel the pools not hot enough and of course pay the fee . .

ok lets try but leaving a space before the smilie <img src="http://www.disneybb.co.uk/iB_html/non-cgi/non-cgi/emoticons/ohat.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':ohat'>

Deano · 13 Mar 02, 07:05 PM

I was there last year at the beggining of september and although we were not staying in a Villa we found the pools at our hotel to be really warm almost bath temperature.

The water parks were also pretty warm.

Its always a shock when you first get in the pool as the air temp is always much higher but once we were in it was gorgeous.

Angie · 13 Mar 02, 08:38 PM

Perhaps best to wait till we get there then... and do a "toe dipping test" . <img src="http://www.disneybb.co.uk/iB_html/non-cgi/non-cgi/emoticons/ohat.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':ohat'>

Guest · 13 Mar 02, 09:01 PM

Angie,
I'd go for the "let's try it first " approach too. If it seems too cool, go for a week's heating , it takes a day or so to get up to heat but if you keep the covers on each night it takes a few days to really cool back down...

mike

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Angie slightly serious Dibber Join Date: Mar 02	I know this one has been done before but of course i cant go back and read up on it now . We are going in september and are wondering about whether we need heating in the villa pool. None of us like cold water and we all consider the water at swimming pools in this country to be to cold if that's any help:ohat

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	13 Mar 02, 06:30 PM Angie slightly serious Dibber Thread Starter
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	13 Mar 02, 08:38 PM Angie slightly serious Dibber Thread Starter
Angie Thread Starter slightly serious Dibber Join Date: Mar 02	Perhaps best to wait till we get there then... and do a "toe dipping test" . <img src="http://www.disneybb.co.uk/iB_html/non-cgi/non-cgi/emoticons/ohat.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':ohat'>

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	13 Mar 02, 09:01 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Angie, I'd go for the "let's try it first " approach too. If it seems too cool, go for a week's heating , it takes a day or so to get up to heat but if you keep the covers on each night it takes a few days to really cool back down... mike