Residential Cruise Ships

Not only do Residents from 19 countries own their individual Residences but collectively they own the ship ensuring that the experiences both onboard and off are far beyond current luxury travel standards.

Residential cruise ships. The Four Seasons residential cruise ship offers 112 permanent residences on 13 decks starting at just 825000 for a tiny studio up to the princely sum of 39 million for the more exquisite suites. This video is only. The Magellan will have 76000 gross weight tons and will be 860 feet long and 106 feet wide.

MS The World is a residential cruise ship. Two bedroom split-level units of. The largest expense by far is cruise fare.

Living on a Cruise Ship. The World then got some competition with the announcement of Utopia another residential cruise ship designed to be twice the size of The World. The UTOPIA Residential Cruise Ship is coming soonSome part of this video is owned by Utopia Residences no copyright infringes intended.

The floating city is home for about 200 people and this is what it looks like inside. With only 165 individual Homes The Worlds Residents enjoy one of the most exclusive lifestyles imaginable. The idea appears affordable however there may be some worth gouging happening within the enterprise.

As The World rose to its success investors were inspired to build residential cruise ships of their own and the most recent one of them is The Utopia. It weighs 62000 tons and has seventeen different decks. The ship that began the present spate of luxurious residential houses aboard cruise ships was The World operated and managed by ResidenSea.

The people who have purchased rooms on board the ship which range from studios to three-room apartments collectively own the ship. The concept seems reasonable but there is some price gouging going on in the business. A residential cruise ship that promises to give everyday people the ability to travel the world in luxury without having to leave their home is a step closer to reality.