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Diamond & Sapphire ...Swim against the current lap pool


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Don't know but you could try to go through the Horizon court backwards, much better exercise and you will learn new colorful phrases from some people that look to nice to know those words.

 

<FONT color=red>Alaska</FONT>

Diamond Princess 05/04

Mercury 06/02

Rhapsody o.t. Seas 05/98

Legend o.t. Seas 09/95

<FONT color=red>Mexican Riviera</FONT>

Diamond Princess 04/04

Sea Princess 01/02

Vision o.t. Seas 04/02

Star Princess 12/02<FONT color=red>

West Coast-Baja Mexico</FONT>

Ecstacy 09/01

Vision o.t. Seas 10/02

<FONT color=red>Eastern Carribean</FONT>

Century 12/97

<FONT color=red>Western Carribean</FONT>

Century 9/96

 

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I was on the Diamond and I'm not sure what you mean. There are two small pools that are too small to swim laps. The other two pools, are full size pools that are overfilled. When the ship tilts the water overflows on to the decking. There's a two foot wall around the decking so the water doesn't spill out to the sun bathing area. We had two days of choppy water and the kids had a ball in the pool. You could practically "surf" the waves. Does this answer your question. I wasn't sure what you meant.

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We find it much easier to swim WITH the current.wipeout.gif

 

Enjoy the pool, as we did numerous times on the Golden.

 

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10/2004 - Fantasy Fest, Key West

03/2004 - Golden Princess

01/2004 - Carnival Legend

11/2003 - Carnival Glory

03/2003 - Carnival Spirit

02/2003 - Carnival Triumph

12/2002 - Carnival Legend

04/2002 - Carnival Victory

01/2002 - Carnival Sensation

12/2000 - Carnival Tropicale

 

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puppy.gifcountdown.cgi?trgb=000000&srgb=00ff00&prgb=008000&cdt=2004;12;12;23;00;00&timezone=GMT-0500  Until Sailing The Golden Princess

 

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The pool with the current is in the center of the spa (but outdoors). Even though it's in the spa, there is no charge for its use. (Tip: The current isn't always "running;" sometimes you have to push the button to get it started.)

 

Alan Wilson

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