Mirage pool questions

Staying at the Mirage, just doing some last minute packing and I%26#39;m wondering if I need to pack beach towels? I thought I read that the Mirage provides towels at the pool, can anyone confirm? If so, are they free or how does that work? Also, I%26#39;ve read that you have to get to the pool early to get a chair...do people tend to leave their stuff on their chairs or hang out there all day? Is it super crowded all day long? And if no chairs are available, can we just put our stuff on the ground until something opens up? Thanks.

Mirage pool questions

They provide towels, no cost. You do need to get there early if you have a large group wanting to sit together. If it%26#39;s just one or two people, you%26#39;ll probably be fine whenever you go. It is a pretty busy pool and people do tend to leave their towels after they%26#39;re gone, though, so if you can%26#39;t find a seat, ask a pool attendant and they%26#39;ll clear some chairs for you. It%26#39;s a great pool - you%26#39;ll enjoy it!

Mirage pool questions

Every pool provides their guests with towels. You get towels when you enter the pool grounds. People leave stuff on chairs and then hit the water or maybe even the craps table. No telling where some people go.

Sometimes you have to get creative and move chairs around to suit yourself.

The little restaurant at the Mirage pool served up an excellent breakfast.

Towels are free, if you want a few extra ones it doesn%26#39;t hurt to tip a $1 a towel.

Since Im an early bird Im always at the pool in line before they open, this way you can get the exact chairs and spot you want.

Just got back from the Mirage and wanted to post a few things about the pool. We got to the pool area mid-afternoon on Saturday and it was PACKED. We had a hard time finding two chairs together. It was loud and pretty rowdy with lots of groups of twenty-somethings hanging out. A few of the cabanas had large groups of people.

Didn%26#39;t make it to the pool on Sunday, but I did on Monday and Tuesday. While there were still lots of people, I had no problem finding a chair or two together. The crowd was calmer, and it was a nice place to hang out. We ate at the poolside cafe and had good salads.

They were checking room keys on our way in, and handed out two towels per person. I noticed lots of chairs had towels on them, but nobody ever sat in the chairs. When we left for the day, we made sure we took our towels to the laundry bins so someone else could use our chairs. They should monitor that a little better (just request that people remove their towels when they leave for the day to free up some chairs).

Oh, another thing was that the waterfall wasn%26#39;t working. I got the feeling that it was broken and wasn%26#39;t going to be operating any time soon, although I didn%26#39;t specifically ask anyone about it.