21:24 on 2012/05/14 Reply  

• Joey 21:31 on 2012/05/14 Permalink

  Price seems to be on par with municipal pools…

• Kate 21:40 on 2012/05/14 Permalink

  At least at the pools you get to go into the water.

• Joey 21:51 on 2012/05/14 Permalink

  LOL

• Spock 22:05 on 2012/05/14 Permalink

  Stupid concept.

• mdblog 22:56 on 2012/05/14 Permalink

  This is one of those projects that people will look back at and say: What were they thinking? Wasn’t it obvious that no one in their right mind would go to such a place?

• Bill Binns 07:10 on 2012/05/15 Permalink

  It’s kind of a dumb idea but I think it will be fully utilized. Either by tourists or by the pretty people who are desperate to be seen in public in a bathing suit.

• Raoul 07:13 on 2012/05/15 Permalink

  @Bill youd rather see a beach full of muffin-tops?

• Kevin 08:40 on 2012/05/15 Permalink

  This is the dumbest idea ever.

• Kate 12:14 on 2012/05/15 Permalink

  I’m going to wait till I see what the numbers are from the summer before saying it’s stupid. People certainly make use of a similar thing in Paris, although the banks of the Seine are not quite as much of a hike from the city streets as the Clock Tower pier is.

• William 13:25 on 2012/05/15 Permalink

  If its licensed, I might consider going and enjoying some mojitos.

• Faiz Imam 13:51 on 2012/05/15 Permalink

  Perhaps it will not become a “destination”, but tourists alone will provide a decent base level of support. Plus it’s location will pull in many locals on nice days.

  It’s not my cup of tea but i’m pretty sure it will be reasonably successful at least.

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