6 Reasons To Visit The Islands At Universal Orlando's Loews Royal Pacific Resort

5. The Pool

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This perfectly formed pool takes you to the Pacific isles without having to endure the long flight.

The pool area is surrounded by palm trees and there's plenty of seating to claim your sunbed. There are even some areas around the pool that are sandy, so you can still get that beach feel.

If you are all about relaxing then the pool area comes equipped with two hot tubs. There's a Table Tennis table and even a water volleyball net for those who aren't the sun lounger type.

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The big draw of the pool is the Royal Bali Sea Family Water Play Area. Designed to look like a steam ship, the play area is filled with spurting water that are perfect for kids to run around and stay cool in the hot Florida sun.

For those who prefer to hang by the pool like a VIP, then you can hire a private cabana that comes equipped with a ceiling fan, fridge, drinks and fruit. The cabanas also have padded sun loungers so you can catch the rays in total comfort.

The pool area also has the Bula Bar Grill, this dining area has quite a large seating area so you don't to leave to enjoy some tasty food and cocktails.

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