Intex 12ft x 30in Prism Frame Swimming Pool with Filter Pump - Ready for Hours of Fun!

Jakers: It's bigger than I imagined. 3 adults fit on floats and still have room. It's shallow but still deep enough to sit and play.

United States on Oct 01, 2023

Nikki: Got this for my daughter for her birthday as part of her gift and her splash party!!! Held at least 12 children in and out for hours. Assembly was east peasy! Looking to go bigger now!! She loves water!!!! This worked great!!

United States on Aug 28, 2023

Deep: The assembly is easy. A good addition to a backyard fun.

United States on Jul 24, 2023

Lisa Anderson: I bought this pool based on reviews so I thought I would add mine. For the price ($80ish) best investment for summer fun. I have a very active 7 year old boy and this pool has saved my sanity this summer. We do have a community pool but when's it's so hot who wants to get in car & drive to pool etc... Set up was easy, my 21 year old daughter & friend had it up in under 2 hrs. We took advise & put foam squares down & a tarp and it worked great. Bought the floating chlorine tab thing and it does a job great. Also got the pool cover (giant bubble wrap) but great to keep the bugs out of pool during night & to keep pool clean. Only negative is the filter doesn't always work & when it does not sure how much it really filters but no issues with icky water yet and we've used it all summer. I've barely 5'1" and I can sit in it with my head above water. Hoping to use next year if we pack it up right.

United States on Aug 04, 2018

HeatherHeather: I have a 4-year-old and a 2-year-old, we live in a part of California that easily gets over 110 degrees for long periods of time in the summer. Actually, this summer, when our average number of 100+ degree days are 30, we had over 70 days. A pool is a necessity. My 4-year-old has sensory processing disorder and anxiety, which equates to one very nervous kid. When we spent time at friends homes with a pool he would sit on the steps and not venture in past his knees, even with a full life vest on or with me promising to hold him. I wanted to get him in swim lessons, he NEEDS to learn to swim, but I also needed to give him more exposure to a pool to take down some of his anxiety before trying to put him in swim lessons.

We looked into getting a gym membership for the summer, but it was going to be $300 dollars. I have to admit, getting my kids dressed, ready, out of the house, using a potty, and snacks packed for any kind of outing is a huge feat in itself. So while I was already balking at the thought of $300 for a membership, I knew we really wouldn't use it often because it just wasn't going to be easy. I started looking for an inexpensive pool we could set up at home, but...

United States on Sep 27, 2017