Yellowbird Sea-Tel

[Douglas Henderson]

This beach chair thing is an issue everywhere. A charge for non resort guests is a possible solution however hotel security would need to get involved to make it work.

I agree with you re solution and security/lifeguard enforcing which by my observation often wasn't the case in the past.... hence the number of "Drop-ins".
BTW: If you look at other Resorts nearby... Legends, Merrills, Grand Pineapple, Kuyaba, Whistling Bird, Rooms etc... the only people using their chairs (my impression) are guests at the particular facility. Drop-ins tend to not be there as guest only chairs policy appears to be enforced

As an aside, other facilities are available including Alfred's, Bourbon Beach, Woodstock et al where there are chairs on a first come basis and a bar....

[airswift]

I agree with you re solution and security/lifeguard enforcing which by my observation often wasn't the case in the past.... hence the number of "Drop-ins".
BTW: If you look at other Resorts nearby... Legends, Merrills, Grand Pineapple, Kuyaba, Whistling Bird, Rooms etc... the only people using their chairs (my impression) are guests at the particular facility. Drop-ins tend to not be there as guest only chairs policy appears to be enforced

As an aside, other facilities are available including Alfred's, Bourbon Beach, Woodstock et al where there are chairs on a first come basis and a bar....

It happens, mostly on a Sunday, people will enter a resort on a day pass. They won't put down a deposit for a beach towel but simply sit in other peoples chairs and use their towels. I've seen it happen.
As for security, re the lifeguard tower on " Show me a sign " post

[BethAnn38]

Well we’re going to be using all the facilities at country country including using credits towards their restaurant and bar even though we’re staying somewhere else. But then again I have 1,050 in a deposit that I can’t get back so they are treating it like day passes. So I end up losing a lot of money. Sorry I digress.