Flamingo Pool
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Our Review of Flamingo Pool
The Flamingo pool scene has a long history, and the GO Pool still leans into the retro party vibe with loud music and a lively adult crowd. The family pool is much calmer, but the overall space feels older and can show noticeable wear. You get good energy, but you also get long lines and hit-or-miss service on busy days. It's fun in short bursts but not the most comfortable pool complex on the Strip.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Flamingo Pool
When does the Flamingo Pool open for the season?
The Flamingo's family pool and GO Pool dayclub usually open for the season in March, with the 2025 pool season starting in spring after a slight delay.
When does the Flamingo Pool pool close for the season?
For 2025, cabana reservations are offered through the end of September, and the pools typically close sometime between late September and late October depending on the weather.
Does the Flamingo Pool have an adults-only pool?
GO Pool is a 21 and over party pool, while the separate Beach Club pool is geared more toward a standard resort vibe.
Is the Flamingo Pool kid-friendly?
The Beach Club and family pool area are kid-friendly and include waterfalls and water features, though the slides only operate on select days in summer.
Does the Flamingo Pool rent chairs or cabanas?
Both pool areas offer daybeds and cabanas for rent along with regular loungers for guests.
Is the Flamingo Pool open to non-hotel guests?
Non-hotel guests can often get into GO Pool or the main pool by paying a cover charge or reserving a chair, daybed, or cabana, while hotel guests get free general access.