Pools, movies, fun! The stars of "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids," Amy O'Neill and Thomas Wilson Brown attended a "splashy" ...

In Season 11 of the hit entrepreneurial show, Shark Tank, founder of the app Swimply sought an investment. Here's what ...

Want to enjoy a pool but don’t own one? There’s a platform where you can go and book one. It’s called “Swimply,” and it ...

Disney+ partnered with Swimply to transform private pools in Los Angeles into three cinematic worlds inspired by fan-favorite ...

Disney+ teams up with Swimply to create immersive swim-and-cinema experiences. Three L.A. swimming pools will be ...

The limited-time Disney+ Dive-In Theater experiences will run from late July through August. Fans may book a Disney+ Dive-In ...

The streamer’s ‘Dive-in Theater’ activation reimagines poolside movie nights as cinematic throwbacks.

Swimply is a platform dedicated to short-term pool rentals. As long as you can get past the idea of swimming at a stranger’s house, it’s an accessible shortcut to beating the heat for a few hours.

Founded in 2018, Swimply gained traction during the pandemic as many sought safe ways to travel and socialize outdoors with friends and family. Hosts, who set their own rates and give a 15% cut to ...

Swimply, which likes to call itself the Airbnb for swimming pools, launched in 2018. The company says they have over 20,000 pools available on the platform across all 50 states Canada and Australia.

Swimply — which came to Chicago a year ago, and is now offered in 125 cities worldwide — might rent you that same stranger’s swimming pool by the hour, usually while they are home.

Swimply Inc., a platform that connects homeowners and customers for short-term rentals of amenities such as pools and tennis courts, is expanding its offerings to full-home rentals.