Are you looking for a Las Vegas pool with a deep end?
Bally’s Las Vegas pool is the only pool on the Vega Strip that has a deep end.
But not just any deep end, the deep end at the Blu Pool at Bally’s is 12 feet!
Although there’s a deep end, diving is not allowed.
You can dip your toes in the water as you sit on the edge of one of the five Baja shelves
also known as a Baja Step, sun shelf, tanning shelf, and tanning ledge.
These shallow cut out sitting areas in the pool are on the side closest to the entrance.
Or you can sit in one, relaxing with a drink or chatting with other pool goers.
It’s also a nice area for the little ones to play.
Baja Shelves were the epitome of luxury.
You may remember that Bally’s was the original MGM Grand.
And at the time, it was very luxurious.
If you want an basic pool with a deep end, a few palms trees, in the center of the Strip,
Bally’s pool is for you!
Bally’s Olympic sized Blu Pool is perfect for cooling off on a hot Vegas day.
Despite the lack of shade, your feet won’t get burnt walking around the pool because
the decking is made from rubber.
The Blu Pool at Bally’s is free if you’re staying at Bally’s.
But you don’t have to be a guest at Bally’s to use the pool.
You can use the pool if you reserve a lounge chair, daybed, or cabana.
You can rent one of 10 daybeds and oversized cabanas and about 30 lounge chairs.
The rental lounge chairs are closer to the cabanas.
No worries, there are plenty of free loungers.
But get there early especially on the weekends.
You can rent pool gear like floaties and goggles.
Bally’s Las Vegas pool is not heated and only open seasonally from 9am to 5pm.
Be sure to check hours before you visit.
When it’s closed, you can use the pool at Paris Las Vegas.
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