Resort pool chair saving is getting out of hand.

[gerryburguera]

I refuse to set an alarm for 4 am and head to pool with a flashlight to reserve chairs.
It is surprising the lengths vacationers resort to in this article. This is a vacation?

https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/pool-chairs-vacation-resorts-lounge-seating-d9032e27?st=gGWei8&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

 

[klpenny]

I refuse to set an alarm for 4 am and head to pool with a flashlight to reserve chairs.
It is surprising the lengths vacationers resort to in this article. This is a vacation?

https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/pool-chairs-vacation-resorts-lounge-seating-d9032e27?st=gGWei8&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

So agree. If I have to do that it is not a place I want to go. I was at Hyatt Vacation Club resort this week in Puerto Rico and went down about 10am to the pool, which is my vacation schedule after a nice breakfast on my balcony overlooking the ocean. Was able to get two chairs together with an umbrella, no issue. I know this is not the norm, but I prefer to go to this kind of resort. 9am is the earliest as a night owl I am willing to go down to the pool. If there is so much stress to get a pool chair, not a vacation.

 

[pedro47]

There are pool hog everywhere at resorts, hotels and on cruise ships. They liked to go down to the pool area before 7am and place a book or a towel on a chair and write this chair has been reserved.