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If hanging out at a Las Vegas swimming pool is your top priority when visiting this city, this article is written for you. Some of the top pools in Las Vegas are featured below. Just remember when you book your reservations that most hotels require you to be a paying guest in order to take advantage of their swimming pool(s). You will be asked to show your room key/card before being allowed in. Except for my number one choice of swimming pools in Las Vegas (immediately below), the pools featured are not ranked in any special order. And not all are listed at this time. I hope to feature more popular pools in the future when my research continues during the Las Vegas "pool season". With that, let's begin... Mandalay Bay's Swimming Pool Complex  When
it comes to swimming pools in Las Vegas,
Mandalay Bay has about the best to offer. The
featured attraction is their Wave
Pool with sand beach (seen at left) but there are
other pools in the complex. You can also tube on the Lazy
River. No other
Las Vegas resort can top the swimming area that
Mandalay Bay offers.Mirage Swimming Pools
 The
swimming complex at the Mirage consists of one
large pool, one small pool and a wonderful tropical
setting.The
unusual design of the pool is impressive,
consisting of small bays complete with water
slides.
Definitely one of the better swimming
pools on the Vegas Strip.The Luxor Swimming Pools  The
Luxor doesn't have a wave pool or
sand beach or lazy river float but it does have one beautiful swimming
area (and nearby whirlpool). With the towering palms and other
greenery,
this is a great pool complex to spend time at. The Hard Rock Hotel Swimming Pool  Where
the wild REHAB takes place. I took these pictures early in the day to
avoid the crowd. It was pretty much me and the lifeguards.
When
the party starts, it's hard to see the water. One of
the
best pool party areas in Las Vegas. The Excalibur Swimming Pool  I
was a little surprised when stopping by to take these
pictures. I didn't expect the Excalibur to have a swimming area this
nice. It's not the greatest swimming pool on the Strip but if you are
staying here, you won't be disappointed. MGM Grand's Swimming Pools MGM
Grand provides its guests with a large pool complex consisting of 5
pools, 3 whirlpools and a river ride. The setting is "grand"
and the Grand Pool (at right) is one of the largest of any in Las
Vegas. Rio's Voodoo Beach  Rio's
Voodoo Beach consists of three large pools, water falls, sand beaches
and Jacuzzis. A nice place to spend some time. One of the few hotels on
the Las Vegas Strip (well okay, just off the Strip) where you can enjoy
the pools without being a guest. The M Resort Swimming PoolsM Resort is all the rage in Las Vegas this spring. Opened on March 1st of
2009, I was able to get a few  pictures
of workmen putting the finishing touches on the
pool
complex which looks to be spectacular. The M
Resort/Casino is located on Las Vegas Blvd. about
10 miles south of the MGM, New York New York,
Excalibur intersection.More to follow
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