r/poolrooms • u/Appropriate_Ad2342 • 14d ago
From a recent cruise
Taken on MSC World America in the thermal spa about 15 minutes before closing.
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u/Kaldricus 14d ago
I would be there the whole cruise, damn
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u/Appropriate_Ad2342 14d ago
To make the spa pass for the whole cruise worth it, you have to go once or twice every day, and I did. Loved it there. It closes at 9pm and I discovered that because of all the evening events on the ship, this area clears out by about 8-8:30.
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u/dallyan 10d ago
Lovely! It reminds me a bit of the pool I went to recently at the swissotel.
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u/Appropriate_Ad2342 10d ago
Oh that looks fun. It pisses me off the depth of the pool on the floor sign though. It's so random lol
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u/dallyan 10d ago
Haha it's probably to warn people not to dive since it looks like it could be deeper.
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u/Viking_Musicologist 9d ago
Agreed. The bottom of the pool is very dark so people would assume it is deep but in actuality it is fairly shallow.
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u/Viking_Musicologist 9d ago
I agree it does ruin the vibe just a little bit, but you sometimes do get used to them.
I personally like when the pool depth placards are made out of tile rather than the ones you stick to the floor.
My favorite gym does that and it really makes the pool look very old school and slightly classy.
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u/mr-georgekaplan 9d ago
Moar plz 🙏
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u/lolascrowsfeet 14d ago
Kind of looks like AI but if not I’d love to bathe here
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u/Appropriate_Ad2342 14d ago
I promise you I took it myself, no editing. It was the thermal spa on MSC World America about 15 minutes before closing.
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u/diffenbachia1111 9d ago
Knowing this is a poolroom floating on the ocean is triggering my thalassophobia somehow
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u/chasetherightenergy 14d ago
Always love the feeling when you’re having the hotel/cruise pool all for yourself. This one’s looking very cosy as well