01The Classic
- Root beer
- Vanilla ice cream
- Whipped cream
- Cherry
Classic, nostalgic and instantly recognizable.





THE SWEETEST WAY TO FLOAT.
Handcrafted ice cream floats with a little kindness mixed in.

01Classic, nostalgic and instantly recognizable.
02Bright, pink and made to be photographed.
03Rich, nostalgic and chocolate-forward.
04Key lime pie meets the soda fountain.
And no, we don’t mean toppings.

Every Tic Tac Float comes with a challenge card filled with simple ways to do something kind, make someone smile, connect with someone, or just have a little fun.
3 IN A ROW
Complete any three challenges in a row, then come back with a friend. You both get half off your floats — because sharing is caring, and that’s what this is all about.
COMPLETE THE WHOLE BOARD
Finish every challenge and earn a limited-edition Tic Tac Float collectible glass.

YOU CAN’T BUY IT.
YOU HAVE TO EARN IT.
Collectible glass editions change over time. Once an edition is gone, it’s gone.
Elle is eleven. She loves soda fountains, sprinkles, and the sound a float makes when the ice cream hits the fizz. She started Tic Tac Float in Naples, Florida because she wanted to make something people would remember.
She builds every recipe herself, designs the challenge cards, and hands over every cup with the same line: enjoy your float.

WHERE
Around Naples, Florida — markets, pop-ups and Biz Kidz events.
WHEN
Dates are announced first on Instagram, every single time.
BOOK US
Birthdays, school events and community days — send a message on Instagram.
SOMEDAY, FLOATS
FROM A BOAT.
A little soda fountain on the water, pulling up to the sandbar with a cooler full of ice cream. It’s the plan. Ask Elle — she’s serious.

“Elle has always had a way of making life a little more fun.
She’s creative, wildly independent, and somehow always finds a way to turn an ordinary idea into something entirely her own.
Tic Tac Float feels a lot like her — colorful, a little unexpected, and built around the idea that something small can make someone’s day better.
I don’t know where she’ll take this. Maybe it stays a little weekend business. Maybe it grows into something bigger. Maybe she changes her mind entirely.
That’s kind of the point.
I just hope she keeps dreaming up things that sound fun, has the courage to try them, and remembers to be kind along the way.
I’ll be right here cheering her on.
Love, Mom