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I know a couple whose twelve year old son drowned in an overcrowded swimming pool on a day when no lifeguard was there. This was a long time ago, but maybe just be thankful that these days more safety measures are in place, however inconvenient they may be for some people? -
I imagine they also legally have a limited number of people they can have in the pool at any one time, so if it was just a case of turn up and swim, there would likely be people turned away after they might have cleared part of their day to swim. -
By missyelliott · Posted
There is now two threads on this. I am really struggling to understand why people have such issues with booking their swim. Most things in life now require prebooking whether for leisure or not. Do the same people find booking a table at a resturant or a seat at the cinema just as annoying? We are very lucky to have 3 local swimming pools. Since the booking system was introduced I personally find the expeience so much better. If you book you are guaranteed a swim at the time you want in the length you want. Yes you have to be organised for Dulwich but some of the other pools are never full. -
By missyelliott · Posted
"Only those obsessed with the idea of efficiency (at the expense of humanity) can applaud a 100% bookable system. It stinks of top-down bureaucracy and goes against how most people want to live their lives. (Specific needs (preferences, really) can still be accommodated with a booking/set aside system but a totalitarian approach just isn’t realistic or human)" WOW - this seems a bit extreme. Most things in life you need to book. Yes it can be a bit of a pain but thats the way it is. You could try the other pools in the area- we are very lucky to have 3 + pools in our area
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