Swimsuit

I'm going to be in Texas this coming week and am planning on visiting both SpaWorld and King Spa. I have visited King Spa in Chicago numerous times and want to see how it compares to the Dallas location. Is the waterpark at King Spa even worth paying the extra money for admission? I have read mixed reviews on yelp. Being a nudist, I much rather soak in the pools nude, but the common area bade pools require swimsuits. I haven't worn swim trunks in years and only wear speedos or brief type swimwear when I have to wear a swimsuit. I know I would probably get the stares, comments, laughing if I wore them. Has anyone worn speedos or seen guys wear speedos in the common areas? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.First - sorry I am just now seeing this post. Life's been too busy lately. Hope you enjoyed your visit to Dallas! In response to some of your questions - I don't go to King Spa much anymore. Like you, I don't care for wearing a swimsuit, so I tend to spend most of my time in the men's area, as opposed to the public areas. Spa Castle's men's area is so far superior to King, that I strongly prefer it. Of course, the fact that I live within 2 miles of the Castle, doesn't hurt... As far as the speedo concern - I've seen plenty guys wearing speedo's and speedo-type trunks in the main pools at the Castle. I don't think you'd feel uncomfortable.
Stay naked, my friends!

• Flag
• Edit
• Delete
• Quote
• Reply

Although this thread is 4 months old, I just want other guys to know wearing a speedo in the common areas is not a problem. I've seen other guys wear them.

I personally recommend a speedo or square cut suit. All the air bubbles and jets just make your regular swim trunks inflate into a ballon..

• Flag
• Edit
• Delete
• Quote
• Reply