San Alfonso del Mar Resort in Chile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Alfonso_del_Mar
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Looks so cool, but imagine if they need to drain the pool for any reason! Thousands of guests will be upset.
Could have been four separate pools and way more practical.
I'm guessing then you wouldn't have the 'largest pool in x' to print in brochures. And I've seen pools that have barriers that can be raised up to split them up, maybe it's also a thing in this one.
I believe it's all seawater, they filter it and constantly pump water through. Would be a big job to drain for sure