Pools of Opportunity

[phltanner]

Living in a city of row houses without yards, sometimes I'll take "advantage" of a good hotel or apartment complex pool, like today in a 1.5" Aussiebum titanium loose suit. A city hotel with small pool & deck, but fine enough - great sun today but hot. Strings out -- laid back -- very loose.

Usually it's easy to get into the pools; a short wait for someone to enter and follow them. I've never been questioned.

Anybody else take this route?

[shaulis]

I have walked behind someone going the pool. I got to the pool without a question.

[Torchwatch]

I infiltrated a French naturist resort and did karate training and shopping there every morning for a week.

[kumu]

A friend lived next door to a house where a professional Speedo model lived in a house with a pool. The friend was, well, enchanted watching the speedo parties there.

[PSDave]

We used to get pool crashers at a resort hotel I managed. Hotel security would detain them while the local police came to arrest for trespassing. Signs were clearly posted so it was within our discretion. Word got out and the problem stopped. There are too many public pools and hotels that allow pool use for a small fee (based on hotel occupancy) With the advent of security cameras, security can often spot a non-guest just by observing.

[Byron]

Don't understand this - there are "too many" and for a "small fee".
If they are PUBLIC pools there is no trespass?
If they are at a hotel then payment of the fee ALLOWS entry ?
(in law a contract has been entered into ).
Is this post trying to say too many yobbos get access to exclusive facilities?