Looking to give an extra boost of fun and creativity to your summer? Create the ultimate summer pool party anywhere, anytime with this amazing giant inflatable unicorn pool float for 6 adults. At a colossal 480 x 420 x 270 cm it is the largest unicorn in the range, a jumbo island raft that seats six people with built-in cup holders and grab handles. Make a splash on the lake, the river or at your next backyard pool party.

The Biggest Unicorn Island Float: Built for 6 Adults

• Fits Up to 6 Adults: A 6 person inflatable island, two seats more than the 4-adult unicorn.
• Colossal 480 x 420 x 270 cm: Jumbo island dimensions that dominate the lake, river, pool or local beach.
• Built-in Cup Holders: A cup holder for each seat so drinks never spill while you lounge.
• Grab Handles: Climb onto the giant inflatable lounge with ease using the built-in handles.
• Spacious Seats and Foot Room: Comfortable enough for a whole group to spend the day aboard.

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Specifications

• Inflatable Gigantic Size: 480 x 420 x 270 cm
• Capacity: Fits up to 6 people
• Cup Holders: Built-in cup holder at each seat
• Handles: Built-in grab handles for support

Shipping & Delivery

• Processing: 1-2 business days to pick, pack and hand over the order.
• Transit: 10-15 business days, shipped direct from our warehouse in China.
• Free shipping to the United States and Australia.
• Tracking: you get a tracking number with every order and can follow the shipment the whole way.

Have a date in mind - a graduation weekend, a birthday, the first warm Saturday of the season? Order about three to four weeks ahead. That covers the 10-15 business days in transit with buffer left over, and it gives you time to inflate something 480 cm across once before the day itself. If you are planning a big one, our graduation pool party ideas are worth a read while you wait.

Why a Float This Size Ships Direct From Our Warehouse

A unicorn island measuring 480 x 420 x 270 cm is close to the practical limit of what an inflatable can be. Packed down it is still a large, heavy carton, and holding stock of cartons like that in local distribution is expensive enough that most retail channels simply do not carry six-adult islands - they stock the single-rider unicorns instead.

Shipping direct from our warehouse removes those storage costs from the price, which is the only reason a float this big lands where it does. And the trade is a fair one for this category: a six-seat island is bought for a planned occasion, not an impulse swim, so a 10-15 business day window usually fits inside the planning you are already doing.

FAQ

Q: How long does delivery take?
A: 1-2 business days of processing, then 10-15 business days in transit. US and Australia shipping is free and every order is trackable.

Q: How many adults actually fit?
A: Six, with a cup holder at each seat. Treat that as a seating count rather than a tested weight guarantee - total load depends on body sizes and how evenly people sit. Our guide to pool float weight capacity explains how to read capacity claims.

Q: How long does it take to inflate?
A: It comes down to your pump and the number of separate chambers. An electric pump gets a float this size up in a few minutes; a foot pump will take a good deal longer and is hard work at 480 cm. See how to inflate a large pool float fast for the practical version.

Q: Does it come with a pump?
A: No pump is included with this float. Electric pumps are listed separately in our accessories collection.

Q: Can I use it in a lake?
A: Yes, and it is a great lake float - but anchor it. Open water moves an island this size quickly, especially with wind behind it. Our guide on anchoring a floating island in a lake covers how to do it safely.

Q: Where should I attach a rope?
A: To a grab handle or a D-ring only. Do not tie to a seam, a cup holder or an air valve - none of those are built to take a pulling load, and that is how most large floats get torn.