This guy is scared of everything.

Why would it be strange to find an “unmarked door” in a private home? That house looks really cool.

That underground pool would be a great sensory deprivation tank! Turn the lights blue and almost off, play some Buddhist temple music. The echo and that feeling of floating in space, especially if it was the size of that pool. Man, that's heavenly.

I like the first house. It doesn't seem spooky to me. It all depends on the narrator's opinion. I love stone houses. And that pool would be great for exercise 🙂

SIDE NOTE: Zambezi river and Victoria falls are not in South Africa. They're in Zambia 🇿🇲 The falls is shared between two countries, Zambia and Zimbabwe.... South Africa is nowhere near the Vic falls 😅

yeah, I've been suffering from common sense for quite some time. The only known cure is to jump in one of these pools. Ironic.

One of the coolest experiences of my life was diving The Great Blue Hole. As you swim to the depths you can see how the walls are full of marine life and it is true that sharks pass by your side it is simply wonderful.

Talkin' 'bout pools... I once saw a pool, and it had a nice sign next to it. The sign said the following; ''Welcome to our ool. Notice there's no P in it? Let's keep it that way!'' This cracked me up so much.

For the London pool, I don't understand why they're needlessly making it more complicated and adding more points of failure. Why waste money on a complex hydraulic staircase lift and a specialized water pump when you could just have the staircase be permanent, and even have a small island around it to minimize the risk of any water damage lower in the building. You would still have the gorgeous view from the edge, but for cheaper and with much less risk of swimmers being stranded in the roof pool during a power failure or due to a lift/pump malfunction.

Honestly I wouldn't mind the underground swimming pool from the first one. It's rather relaxing to me.

The Norway hotel and pool plan looks very precarious, there is already a fissure right across the flat top area that possibly with enough rain and snow and freezing weather could lever the current viewing area off the main rock mass!

The first pool, gave me a relaxing vibe tho, and the house is freaking astonishing ♥️

Did some work at the sky pool in London recently. It was a bit daunting the first time swimming between the buildings and a treat as it's not open to public as it's for the rich folks

the first pool looks kinda relaxing tbh, seems like a nice place to swim and mentally reflect. the others seem like nightmare fuel

"A mysterious unmarked door" So wait, if I come over are all the doors in your house labeled?!

I loved the underground pool in the first one, I would actually make that part of a meditation slash safe room feature if I could afford to. For instance if I won the lottery I would build my dream home but would install an underground safe house/bomb shelter. I've always said that but after seeing that pool my safe house/bomb shelter will also now include and underground pool exactly like this but bigger and slightly more cool. Il make it look like an underwater cavern with a mini waterfall and caves

The pool where I stayed in Thailand was on the 10th floor. (Indoor pool) Was on the edge of the building. Floor to ceiling glass so you could see the city even below the water. Amazing :-)

Based on what happened to the one pool that gave way, I think if they decide to put up another pool on the roof of a building they should maybe place some sort of safety net below so if the thing does give way, the water can pass through but the people can be stopped by the net. Granted there may be pool material falling as well, but the alternative would be worse. If the net was made the right way, most of the material could pass through the net leaving the people at least safe from plummeting hundreds of feet to their death. Granted, if you have to put a net there, why build the pool in the first place. But it seems that even if the safety was guaranteed and no net was necessary, I would feel better with some backup just in case. It wouldn't hurt.

The underground pool looks like a fun and calming place to swim. The others I'd have to think about.

I went to the Marina Bay’s pool before, and boy it was such a sight. The view at night was even better! I swam real close to the edge and it was completely safe! My aunt who’s afraid of height refused to dip in tho 🤣🤣

I am a diver. When I visited the Blue Hole, Lighthouse Reef, and Half Moon Caye in 2018, I saw many sharks. There were none in the actual hole, although the dive masters did mention a (probably mythical) 18'-0" hammerhead lives in the area. We went down to the recreational dive limit of 130'-0".

The first pool in the video is what I call my ideal swimming pool.

Quite interesting. I've heard it said that water will reach its lowest point. And when you're trying to keep it up really high, something just seems wrong with that picture! So for that reason I would choose one of the pools on the ground, or the one in the basement.

I love the idea of connecting glass slides on the adjacent building sounds fun😊

This entire video has given me major anxiety. I have chills, my heart is racing..... And now all I can see is my kids in one of these infinity pool, going over the edge.... Well, it's only two of my kids I see. My 11 yr old son who's a jokester and trouble maker. He would think it's funny to hit the glass, throw his sister in the air, ect... And then same daughter mentioned above, 10yrs old, is my daredevil. She'd be laughing the entire time her brother is tossing her up. Heights is my "Issue". But not for me. I'm fine being up high and looking down. I'm terrified of heights for my kids. I was born in Niagara Falls and ever since I started having kids I have nightmares of them falling over the edge of the observation tower. I've had this nightmare with ALL of them! Now I'll be dreaming of them falling over pool cliffs and pool bottoms breaking out. It's going to be a long day.

Fun fact: The United States has an estimated 10.4 million residential swimming pools. Additionally, there are approximately 309,000 public swimming pools. This means that the U.S. has about one pool for every 31 people

That house in Italy is AMAZING., the glass bottom pools on the hotel and cliff would also be amazing

10 story building. You have a point. Doesn't feel like so far down.

The devil's pool is actually in Zambia at the Victoria Falls which lies on the border of Zambia with Zimbabwe and not South Africa. As much as we are enjoying these videos, let's keep the facts straight.

KZfaq algorithm: Would you like to watch a video about swimming pools for half an hour? My bored af mind: Whatever you want master

Lol I'm not too cool with the footprints/tracks on the bottom of the blue sinkhole near Belize...that's crazy. I have to say I just prefer the old fashioned pool on the ground floor of the hotel or outside on the ground of a normal house...that's enough for me....

I liked the red pool!! I would love to take photos next to and in it. It's currently on my bucket list

You delivered! You promised terrifying...and I am properly horrified. Beautiful, but a definite "No, thank you!"

As someone afraid of deep water since watching a person drown as a child... this gave me every kind of chill known to man. And when that one collapsed? Nope to the nope nope nope.

How did the Chernobyl disaster happen in 1986, the pool stay open for 12 years after the disaster, and it close down for good in 1988?

I wouldn't really mind the underground pool. But with the pools high up I'd have a massive problem.

As a person who fears crowded places more than heights or loneliness, I'd swim on those other pools than the crowded one in China. Brrrr.......can't imagine what kind of things were there in the water... But the deepest sinkhole pool is also a big no no for me. Just nope. Dangerous creatures mixed with complete darkness is just not my thing. But if they make a movie about it, I'd watch. Sounds like it would be an interesting creature-horror/action/sci-fi movie...

3:42 The Victoria Falls are not in South Africa, but between Zambia and Zimbabwe!

And instead of the hydraulic staircase, why not make a door hatch that you can go in, the first door shuts, and the second one opens to the bottom of the pool, and you swim up a tube to the surface?

21:40 given that giant crack I wouldn't trust any construction projects there.

"A few lone tree 🌳 trunks" 😆 You've inspired me to start my very own KZfaq channel and I did

"can you really blame them for wanting to take a dip in the pool" Yes, yes I can... Why would anyone jump into radioactive water with no outfit on 🤦‍♂️

The Nemo pool actually seems like a really cool place, with more to explore. And I would like to try at least one pool with a glass bottom, just to experience it.

I love the first one. Very creepy yes, but can also be very therapeutic.

Great video! The Zambezi River separates Zambia and Zimbabwe - it's nowhere near South Africa. It seems, from the direction of the waterfall that the pool concerned is in Zambia. South Africa is separated from its northern neighbour, Zimbabwe, by the Limpopo River. No Zambezi River. Just saying

"The Great Blue Hole," must've taken years to figure out such a deep thought name.

Thank you for showing us around this island. Very beautiful despite volcano threat.

That sliding board to the next building would be crazy insane next thing to be built.

I’ve actually been on the queen mary multiple times. They turned the old swimming pool into a movie theater

6:01 “it is often used in bridges” Fun fact: 87- 222 bridges collapse in the us alone every year. With expected value of 128. No so safe now is it

I think that red pool would be fun since I know why it's red. The one by the wildlife would be fun if you knew the wild animals were repelled by chlorinated water - or there was a 10 foot tall plexiglass barrier.

Hubertus is one of the best hotels I’ve been, and that pool is amazing 🤩

I find it hard to believe that the people that made & designed the pool that stretches from 1 building to another in London has any thing to do with any one who designed or built the Sydney Opera House as they are all dead and long gone.

I love to swim and would definitely like to try one of those high in the sky pools.

Several of those pools made my feet hurt!! I'm terrified of heights...

The first pool look kinda fine but the other pools look like a nightmare, I can swim in the first pool for 24 hours or less

I actually really like that first one. And most of these.

Ain't no way I'd even wet my toe in any of these pools.

Why are these Pool being talked so shitty on. They are amazing. It’s natural wonders and man made cool pools 🤩

To be honest the Shangai one might be handy if lower floors of the building ever catck fire. It might be an idea to do this in more high rises!

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Idk how to swim so these are all even more terrifying. I'm hoping there are sections of some of these pools that are just 5 feet or less so I can just stand on the floor of the pool cuz thats what I do with regular pools

Personally I found some of these pools not as scary as he made them out to be. Some I may see myself enjoying.

Great video! Love the voice LD this narrator best . He has a very calm voice and so easy to listen to.

Point of correction, the Zambezi River is in Zimbabwe, not South Africa

Success usually comes to those who are too busy looking for it.

This narrator...this narrator! Good job

7:20 No, it doesn’t. It *increases* the amount of air you can breathe in (by mass) while keeping the volume equal. Obvious confusion between freediving versus scuba diving.

I love what he says if the end of the pool breaks off and you become a flat man cake, LOLOLOLOL, good one.

I’m sending this to my friend who is scared of the pool floor for some reason, he’s scared of the pool art.

I'm amazed by all the design of the swimming pool, but the crowded pool is an unbelievable sight. 😬😅

These swimming pools are what James Bond villains have in the lairs. They try to get rid of Bond by offering him a swim in their pools.

I’m going to the First class pool in Queen Mary! I can’t wait to make new friends!

That one pool looks like it's a massive cruise ship on top of three huge pillars. I wonder if that was the goal when they built it though.

0:39 I’m getting the Nostalgia vibes

IM JUST GLAD YOU FINALLY SAID SMT ABT SG

Well that’s my nightmares listed for the next month lol

This channel has just presented 27 minutes of NOPE 🤣🤣🤣

"Nothing ruins a day in the pool quite like getting eaten alive." Oh, please, you wouldn't get eaten alive. Lions and leopards are likely to snap your neck first, so you'd usually be dead by the time they tried eating you.

As someone from Kauai, Kipu Falls is no where near the ocean. The locations showcased about the ocean being 15+ feet, is a place called Queens Bath, which is located at the north shore. Don’t get me wrong, Kipu Falls is dangerous because during the winter times of the year, the rainfall causes both flash floods and increased water flow which cause a dangerous undertow beneath the waterfall, which has drowned folks. It is true that the way to Kipu Falls is closed. But there are other places to swim.

This is a really fantastic video and the other. One about the children was really hilarious 😂

That Nemo diving facility looks great, I will be doing a diving trip probably in Florida soon and I’ll hit like a 100 feet or so anyways

I love swimming too much to be scared of these pools, knowing one of the sky pools is so close by to where I am and I never even knew it, now I know I have to go!

I really enjoyed this. I was laughing at times crying 😢. So much fun and hell no at the same time

how did the pool in Pripyat stay “open for 12 years” after the Chernobyl disaster if the explosion was in 1986 and the pool was closed in 1988... like what

Wait, the devils pool @3:50 is nowhere near South Africa....its actually in Zimbabwe boardering with Zambia

Pools are so relaxing 😌

Great commentary, you had me laughing about the shear fear of it.

Nice content, keep up the good work lad!

Shanghai had a heat wave in 2017 I remember it was like 36-40 Celsius every day and my hottest experience was at 44.1 Celsius.

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I was actually there at the Marina bay swimming pool in singapore when i was 11 years old, it was kinda scary but also not scary cause i was more distracted with the water pressured massage sun beds lol. Either way while i was there some guy even sat on the edge of the pool and then the life guard started whistling for him to climb down.

OMG! HE IS SO GOD DAMNED COOL!

Had to laugh at the resort in China, 37.7°c is a typical summers day here in Australia. Imagine how they would be if they had one of our hottest heatwave days. Last summer we had several days of up to 46°c....

That pool on the roof of the Shanghai hotel, is really cool. The one thing that I would be concerned about, is the fact that it does not have any safety rails. Imagine if you were at the edge of it, and a really big person jumps in behind you. The ripple / wave created by that, could send you right over the edge...Other that that, the next time that I am in Shanghai, I am definitely going to stay at that hotel...

The panoramic terror in london seems like a recipe for dissaster.....Not something i would chance with that kind of lift/staircase device... Great upload though, loved it!

21:27 - I wouldn't want to venture near the end of that cliff without a parachute.

If you want revenge on someone with a weak heart, you know where to bring them.

What is the application that you use for editing your videos?🤯

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