This ‘Titanic’ Door-Shaped Float DEFINITELY Holds 2 People

C'mon Rose, share the door.

By Karly Wood August 1, 2022

This life-size Titanic door float is actually pretty roomy.

If you grew up in the ’90s, chances are you owned the double VHS James Cameron film, Titanic. At the very least, you likely had a lively discussion about the devastating ending where Rose basically hogged the door she was floating on, bringing an early death to young Jack.

Thankfully, others have felt our pain the last few decades as we question: could Rose have saved Jack? It’s time to take matters into your own hands and find out for yourself with SCS’s Titanic Door Pool Float.

The 7×4 feet float is allegedly the same size as the door Rose floated on to safety and is designed to hold two people. Did you hear that, Rose?

Made of heavy-duty PVC plastic, the replica float is also made with the same details as the OG door from the film. It even has the broken, jagged edges!

But what we love the most is the helpful instructions that demonstrate the many ways both Jack and Rose could have fit on the door and floated to safety. Given the size, the duo could have laid side-by-side, head to toe and heck––even had room to sit criss-cross-applesauce. But you be the judge!

You can snag the Titanic Door Pool Float on Amazon for $30 and have plenty of time to use before the summer ends.

If Titanic wasn’t your jam, there are plenty of other ways to spice up your pool time. We love the Ramen float (“just add water!”), giant Gummy Bear and even a Root Beer Float where the straw doubles as a pool noodle!

Who’s ready for some pool time?

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