“In the middle there’s a huge pool,” interjected Mum, who was beside herself with excitement, “with a walkway that cuts it in half and a platform where people get to dance, and a flower-shaped fountain that started every now and then; and when I say ‘people’ I don’t mean people like you and me. You should see how they’re dressed!”

“Many are in blue jeans and T-shirts, but the dancers have very little on,” interrupted Ted. “There was one dancing under the fountain; she had a very short white dress all broken up from which came out these beautiful, perfect breasts!”
“And why was I here baby-sitting?” asked Grandpa, making us laugh.
“Let’s go one day with you dad, and someone else will stay at home to baby-sit,” Dad promised him, adding: “I’ve heard that there are evenings when they have Wet T-shirt competitions and others when they elect Miss Tanga and Mr Tanga.”
“Let’s go that night then!” decided Grandpa.
“And every weekend there is a fancy dress party,” said Ted. “That would be worth seeing too.”
“There is a really long slide that starts on a terrace and ends at the pool,” Mum said. “It’s shaped like a dragon’s mouth. It’s so big, an adult could stand in it.... if he was able to stand, and all around it’s a bar. People sit to have a drink and every now and then a human being comes out of the dragon’s mouth, ending up in the pool. It’s quite a jump by the way.”
From UNDER THE IBIZA SKY.
Photo of the dragon mouth in the swimming pool of the club called Ku, in the olden days. Then it became Privilege. Photo by Juan Carlos Sánchez Mendoza.

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