Zero-entry swimming pool

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A zero-entry swimming pool or beach entry swimming pool is a swimming pool with the increasingly common child-friendly feature of having a shallow sloping entrance, rather than steps or a ladder. Swimmers or waders enter into a half-inch (1.25 cm) of water, which gradually deepens as one progresses farther into the pool.^[1][2]

Most wave pools at amusement parks and water parks are also zero-entry^{[citation needed]}.

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