The adventure continues at SoundWaves with seasonal outdoor features. Recreation zones for adults, young children and families include looping drop and body slides, 4-lane mat racer, a multi-level kids play structure, wave pool and more. Seasonal outdoor attractions will be open in 2023 on May 20 & 21; daily May 26 thru Aug. 13; then weekends only thru Sept. 24. View calendar to plan your day. (Note: hours and attractions availability are subject to change without notice.)
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For guaranteed access, reserve the SoundWaves Experience Package including room and wristbands here, or reserve a Party Room here for 8 to 30 guests (overnight stay not required). Room-only reservations do not include SoundWaves. Availability is limited and not guaranteed to add to a room-only reservation upon arrival; we recommend booking a package to enjoy the water attraction.
Different Strokes Swim Team is San Diego's uniquely supportive and welcoming organization benefiting the LGBTQIA+ community to foster fun, well-being, and health through sport, competition, and social events as a member club of US Masters Swimming. DSST promotes swimming as a form of exercise and lifelong friendships regardless of age (18+), gender, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, or ability. Outreach and support to LGBTQIA+ communities continues to be an essential element of our mission.
However, the saving grace is amongst all the hundreds of hotel options; there are hidden a few very gay-popular resorts. Add to this plenty of sunshine, fun day trips, cheap all-inclusive drink packages, and a somewhat gay nightlife area tucked away around Avenida Tulum, and the downtown and Gay Cancun is complete.
Explore one of the most spectacular underground rivers in Mexico with crystal clear water, beautiful stalagmites and a refreshing swim to top it all off. A unique geological formation was only seen in this part of the world.
Not a gay beach in Cancun, but a gay-popular adults-only resort with sexy swimming pool games and topless-optional throughout. Plus, if you choose to stay here, your room is only steps away. Sadly there are no clothing-options resorts in Cancun, nor any nude beaches in Cancun. For these, you will need to head south to Hidden Beach in Kantenah or the Posada Margherita in Tulum.
A modern, high-rise resort with opulent views over the glistening Caribbean. Seriously, the high-level rooms have some of the best views in Cancun and are partly why this is one of the top-rated hotels in all of Mexico. Redefining elegance with chic sophistication and all the luxury amenities you could dream of, we are just in love with this adults-only paradise.
With so many LGBT travelers opting to stay here, it might as well be named the most popular gay resort in Cancun. Adults only, all-inclusive with a slightly cruisy atmosphere, especially in the onsite Kinky nightclub and gym. Their all-inclusive package is one of the most affordable in Cancun, with 12 restaurants, delicious food, young crowds and plenty of party time!
Nestled on a private stretch of beach and minutes from downtown Cancun, this adults-only, smoke-free resort features a full-service spa. It covers 5-acres and offers spacious guest rooms with 2-person hot tubs.
Primal (Also known as Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal) is an American adult animated television series on Adult Swim by Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack creator Genndy Tartakovsky. The series consists of twenty half-hour episodes.[1][2] The first half of the series had a five-night premiere starting October 7, 2019[3][4], with the second half premiering on October 4, 2020.[5][6]
Adult Swim (stylized as [adult swim] or [as]) is a programming block on Cartoon Network shown during the watershed hours.note Currently, 8:00 pm - 6:00 am Eastern/Pacific time. If your provider offers both East and West Coast feeds of Cartoon Network, Adult Swim can start as early as 5 pm Pacific and end as late as 9 am Eastern, depending on where you live.
The block is notable for its idiosyncratic commercial bumpers (bumps), its strange and cynical yet hilarious original programming, its habit of openly teasing and/or bashing those fans who complain about its near-weekly- and never advertised- schedule changes (especially when April Fools' Day is concerned), and being nearly the only place on American basic cable TV to run anime not aimed at children. The name comes from the public pool period in which child occupants must leave the pool, as the lifeguards go on break and the lack of supervision means only the adults can swim, analogous to the network switching to adult-oriented programming. This reference was explicitly invoked in its early years, when its Ad Bumpers and intro segment showed video clips from an adult swim pool.
Founded in 2001 by Cartoon Network's Williams Street division (the same studio that organizes Toonami), the block was born from two things: the realization that a third of Cartoon Network's audience was teenagers and adults and the fact that the channel was constantly receiving cartoon pitches that would be perfect for that demographic. Just as Cartoon Network primarily featured cartoons for kids, Adult Swim focused on adult-oriented animation: namely black comedies and edgy, largely unedited anime. note Other channels that have aired anime from the same pool as Adult Swim include Tech TV, G4TV, and Encore Action. After the 2007 Boston Bomb Scare that involved an attempt at advertising the release of Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters, Adult Swim began producing live-action programming; opinions vary on this.note See Unwitting Instigator of Doom in the trope list below for details or Adult Swim's entry on Network Decay for that matter. Upon Toonami's return in May 2012, Adult Swim would be relegated purely to comedy programming, with the action block once again taking the responsibility of all anime-related programming.
Adult Swim doesn't show any advertising for Cartoon Network because of its adult orientation, despite the fact that the block controls all nighttime programing on the network. In addition, the block has had its own separately-branded ventures, events, and merchandise. For these reasons, and for Nielsen ratings purposes, Adult Swim is considered to be its own "separate network".note Nickelodeon’s Nick @ Nite was also given this same designation, while a handful of more "traditional" blocks (such as Nick Jr.'s NickMom) have been given their own Nielsen ratings due to targeting a different audience. Toonami falls under the latter case, due to it not having enough programming hours to count as its own "network".
Beyond television, Adult Swim hosts an eclectic collection of free-to-play games (Robot Unicorn Attack included) and Web Original programs on its website. They began publishing more substantial indie titles as "[adult swim] Games" in 2013. At one point, Adult Swim also had their own record company: Williams Street Records. Adult Swim continues to promote indie and underground music through music videos, special bumps, and their on-going "Singles Program" of free music that began in 2015.
For example, due to the local version of Cartoon Network in the United Kingdom being classified as a kids' channel under British broadcasting regulations, the network is forbidden from showing any adult content, even after the UK's 9PM watershed. As a result, Adult Swim blocks would end up on networks such as the U.K Bravo, TCM2note Occupying a much shorter 2 and a half hour slot only on Friday nights/Saturday mornings to go along with small selection of episodes that went on the website each week (although DVDs of the shows finally started being released in the UK in late 2008), Fox UKnote aired a 90 minute Adult Swim block on Thursday, with the shows repeated Saturday, and truTV UKnote on Monday and Friday nights in late 2016, marking the first time the block has been seen on a free-to-air channel in the UK. Some original show shows are currently available on Netflix, while the block itself would end up on Channel 4 sibling E4, with select programming available on-demand via All4.
The Raleigh Area Masters is one of the largest adult swim programs in North Carolina. Located primarily in the Raleigh area we operate under the sanction of the North Carolina Masters Swimming (NCMS) swim club, a component of United States Masters Swimming (USMS).
RAM is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization. We have a significant volunteer partnership with the City of Raleigh. Our focus is to encourage swimming among the general population. Toward that end RAM members participate in a variety of activities with the City. Members of the group routinely volunteer at Intercity league swim meets, we teach adult swimming and provide stroke improvement clinics in cooperation with the City at City sponsored swim sessions during indoor and outdoor pool seasons.
RAM swimmers include competitive swimmers, triathletes and fitness swimmers of all ages over 18. Our swimmers have all levels of ability from just beyond beginner to former collegiate level and Olympic qualifying swimmers.
Some of our swimmers hold state and National records in their respective age groups and many rank number 1 in the annual US Masters tabulations of All-Americans. RAM triathletes have won overall championships and relay championships at regional events.
Established in 1992, Liquid Assets New England Swimming (LANES) is a 501(c)3 organization and is Boston's only masters swim team for New England's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender community and their friends. Team members span a range of ages and abilities -- from avid competitor to fitness swimmer. Our mission is to create a supportive, healthy team environment focused on fostering positive experiences through competitive swimming at the national and international level. Some members have been swimming since high school, while others are relatively new to the sport. Whatever your level of experience or aspiration, LANES is a uniquely supportive and welcoming team designed to foster well being, health and positive social experiences through sport and competition. 2ff7e9595c
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