With Phoenix starting to clock triple-digit temperatures, it s finally pool season. And if you don t have one, you ll likely soon be searching for a place to cool off.
In the past, a handful of local hotels allowed free entry to their pools, hoping you d spend money on food and beverages while lounging. Now, restrictions related to the pandemic have made it difficult to find a resort willing to let in locals for free.
But you can buy a day pass or rent a cabana to get access to the sparkling pools and water parks at resorts around town.
Before you buy a day pass, do the math. Passes typically cost anywhere from $10 per person for a small hotel to $60 a person at a posh resort. It might end up being cheaper to book a staycation instead of paying for a day pass for each person in your group.
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PSA president Watson Duke is threatening to take Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis and the THA to court for criminal negligence for having workers come to work without putting adequate measures in place to protect them against covid19.
Speaking on a Facebook live broadcast on Thursday, Duke read questions he had received from PSA members and members of the public.
“We are going to sue the Chief Secretary and Chief Administrator for criminal negligence, to know you have covid19 cases but not sanitise or take precautionary/reactionary measures as defined by WHO and endorsed by this country.