A 360° infinity pool:

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/first-360-degree-infinity-pool-confuses-social-media

“Swimmers will access the pool through a rotating spiral staircase based on the door of a submarine, rising from the pool floor when someone wants to get in or out.,” the release said.

 

A 360° infinity pool:

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/first-360-degree-infinity-pool-confuses-social-media

I still don't understand how the entry way is going to work. Unless it extends above the waterline?

 

A 360° infinity pool:

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/first-360-degree-infinity-pool-confuses-social-media

One crack then woosh!

 

It looks like a good way to make yourself into a lightning rod.

 

A 360° infinity pool:

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/first-360-degree-infinity-pool-confuses-social-media

Just remember this pool during an earthquake.

Infinity for sure.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/earth...ming-down-philippines-skyscraper_2892192.html

 

But it could come in handy during a fire.

 

I still don't understand how the entry way is going to work. Unless it extends above the waterline?

I think that normally, the entry would be below the waterline, in a cylinder It’s top edge just a few cm below. This would preserve the pool’s uninterrupted surface.

Upon exit request, the cylinder would be pumped out, and a spiral staircase raised to a few cm above the water level. There would still be water flowing over the infinity edge, so the pumping would continue. There may well be a second pump for this, as the volume of water to be evacuated would be significantly lower.

At the bottom of the spiral staircase, there would be a pair of doors. Only one would be allowed to open at a time. A la’ the alluded submarine hatch.

Additionally, the exit doors would be significantly higher than the cylinder bottom, creating a reservoir for safety and ongoing evacuation of water spilling over the top of the cylinder.

Entry would pretty much reverse the process.

Or maybe they do something else.

 

I think that normally, the entry would be below the waterline, in a cylinder It’s top edge just a few cm below. This would preserve the pool’s uninterrupted surface.

Upon exit request, the cylinder would be pumped out, and a spiral staircase raised to a few cm above the water level. There would still be water flowing over the infinity edge, so the pumping would continue. There may well be a second pump for this, as the volume of water to be evacuated would be significantly lower.

At the bottom of the spiral staircase, there would be a pair of doors. Only one would be allowed to open at a time. A la’ the alluded submarine hatch.

Additionally, the exit doors would be significantly higher than the cylinder bottom, creating a reservoir for safety and ongoing evacuation of water spilling over the top of the cylinder.

Entry would pretty much reverse the process.

Or maybe they do something else.

I don't mean to sound silly, but probably dropping and picking up each swimmer would be easier and cheaper using a helicopter... I wish the designers and builders good luck on this endeavor...

 

I don't mean to sound silly, but probably dropping and picking up each swimmer would be easier and cheaper using a helicopter... I wish the designers and builders good luck on this endeavor...

Yeah, but would it be cool?

 

Yeah, but would it be cool?

good point ... I think the submarine hatch would be cooler for the hotel, but the helicopter would be cooler for the swimmers...

 

A pneumatic tube mounted on the side of the hotel. New swimmers enter the tube and shot into the air. The trajectory would plop them right in the center of the pool.

Only problem once in the pool, you can't leave.

 

A pneumatic tube mounted on the side of the hotel. New swimmers enter the tube and shot into the air. The trajectory would plop them right in the center of the pool.

Only problem once in the pool, you can't leave.

I’ve seen many products with more serious design flaws. The hotel can fix it by supplying free parachutes. The swimmers just jump off the edge of the pool.

 

Only problem once in the pool, you can't leave.

You can check out, but you can never leave.

Imagine the scramble when someone drops a Baby Ruth, so to speak.

 

That pool is nothing. We had a real 360° infinity pool.


Some examples of pool design and style. Sharpshooters for sharks not included.

 

That pool is nothing. We had a real 360° infinity pool.
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Some examples of pool design and style. Sharpshooters for sharks not included.

So... where are all the hot babes in bikinis?

 

So... where are all the hot babes in bikinis?

Pinned to the inside of their locker doors.

(I recently toured the USS Midway museum in San Diego. Trust me.)

 

Pinned to the inside of their locker doors.

(I recently toured the USS Midway museum in San Diego. Trust me.)

Pinned? ... kinky...

 

So... where are all the hot babes in bikinis?

On the beach where they belong. Women on ships ... don't get me started.

 

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-borough...g-car-belonging-to-nypd-officer-staten-island

 

Was watching an old game show on cable. They had celebrity contestants playing for charity.

Alex Trebek was one of the contestants. Look at that hair and mustache. But, look at his leisure suit! It’s been years since the heyday of leisure suits. I had a closet full of them.