It may be wee, but it's wet and it comes with a beach, umbrellas, showers and a food vendor.
Brooklyn Bridge Park's 'Pop-Up' pool opened this morning to the applause of dozens of kids and their minders who got to jump in at the opening salvo.
Know before you go: you have to be the patient sort if you want to swim here. The pool's total capacity is 60. That's 6 - 0. Wristbands are given out one hour before swim time (you get an hour and a quarter in the water, then you have to get out and try for another slot).
More here.
- Pop-Up Pool at Brooklyn Bridge Park Opening Friday
- Nice Place for a Pool
Photo by MK Metz
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Friday, July 6, 2012
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for a pool likely to be heavily populated by kids, your use of the word wee pool may be more apt than you realize
ha ha ha
You'll never go in a pool again:
http://articles.cnn.com/2009-05-22/health/pools.urinate.hygiene_1_pool-water-michele-hlavsa-swimmers?_s=PM:HEALTH
Wow! All whit kids! Bloomberg wins!
The morning swimmers were the children of people who joined the BBP Conservancy. The afternoon swimmers were more representative of the borough.
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