Titanic Inflatable Pool Toy for Kids

The Giant Titanic Inflatable is a substantial item, not a small toy. When fully inflated, it measures over 2 feet in length, standing well above 30 inches tall. This durable, plastic boat is built to withstand the test of time and provide endless hours of fun for all ages.

This floating accessory proves to be a versatile water toy, suitable for use in the bathtub, pool, or beyond. Engage in imaginative games like "Sailor's Marco Polo" by tossing the Titanic and trying to locate it with eyes closed. The possibilities for play are limitless as you and your friends devise new ways to enjoy this inflatable. Additionally, it functions excellently as a decorative piece, bringing the spirit of exploration to a young adventurer's bedroom or display case.

Crafted with quality in mind, this Giant Titanic represents the next generation of inflatables. Its seams are welded together, granting it twice the lifespan of typical inflatables. With proper care, this Titanic can remain fully inflated for years to come.

Technical Specifications: Size: 30 inches long when fully inflated Storage Size: 5 x 5 x 1.5 inches Style: RMS Titanic Application: Baths, Pools, Beaches, Bedrooms, Rivers, Lakes, Oceans, Museums, Planet Earth, Outer Space

Fun Facts: - The original Titanic cost $7,500,000 to build in 1909, equivalent to nearly $213 million today. - From bow to stern, the ship measured over 882 feet in length. - There were 2,223 people aboard, including passengers and crew. - The ship had a capacity for 64 lifeboats but carried only 20. - It took 2 hours and 40 minutes for the Titanic to sink after striking the iceberg. - 31.6% of the crew and passengers survived the disaster. - Remarkably, 2 lapdogs are reported to have also survived the sinking.

The Facts: - The Titanic lies at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 13,000 feet underwater, roughly 400 nautical miles from the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, at the coordinates 41.7325° N, 49.9469° W. - The Titanic sank 4 days into its maiden voyage after colliding with an enormous iceberg at high speed. Factors like cost-cutting during construction and a pre-existing coal fire weakening the metal may have contributed to the catastrophe. - Construction on the Titanic began on March 31, 1909 and was completed on March 31, 1912. It set sail on April 10, 1912 and sank on April 14-15, 1912.

This Giant Titanic Inflatable is both BIG and STRONG, with welded seams that will keep it inflated for years to come. Enjoy its versatility by using it in the water or on dry land, taking it to parties, or displaying it as a room ornament. An included vinyl repair kit ensures this "unsinkable" toy is ready for any adventure.

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