- Ooh, I'm glad you made
your way back, how are ya? You know, it's one thing
to fly first class, or maybe even buy a nice car but, the things on this list are
just a whole 'nother level. (train whistle) Here are 10 mind-blowingly
luxurious ways to travel. (train whistle) Number 10 is a luxury bicycle. (train whistle) Just because you prefer to
travel using your own legs doesn't mean you can't have
a high class way to do it. Why not pedal your way to your next destination on one of the world's most expensive two-wheeled vehicles? You know, other than it's
just a waste of money. Luxury bicycles range in price from around $30,000 to over, brace yourself for this, $500,000 and it's a little wonder why. Optional features
include a carbon fiber or titanium alloy frame for
lighter weight and faster speed, gold plating or diamonds encrusted into it to make for a flashier ride, and futuristic designs that will surely be turning heads when you ride by. You can even order custom artwork to be painted on the bike, from world-famous
cartoonists and painters. When it comes to these bicycles, often the biggest reason
for the steep price is the exclusivity of them. You may think a bike is just a bike, but to many riders,
desire for a luxury model is as strong as a driver's longing for a Ferrari or a Rolls Royce. I could never ride this, because I'd be more concerned about saving the bike if I fell, rather than me. I would just let my arm
break, save the diamonds. (train whistle) Number nine is a luxury bus. (train whistle) Whether you're a sports
team, a touring band, or just prefer a big upgrade from the city transit vehicle, these are the kinds of buses that will make people notice you. Most luxury buses are massive in scale, with a number of them
actually able to carry a whole car in its undercarriage, like a mobile garage. Even drivers get slick, comfortable seats, often heated to a temperature
of their choosing, and made of leather, while passengers enjoy couches to relax on,
kitchenettes to make food, multiple air conditioning
units and humidifiers, so even the most fussy of travelers can ride in their preferred climate. And of course there's often
a King sized bed or two for the bus's owners,
or of course VIP guests, to catch some Z's before
the big game or gig. Ranging in price from one
to three million dollars, these things are so
elegant and accommodating, you basically won't want to reach your next destination. (train whistle) Number eight is a luxury transport truck. Don't mind me ladies, just riding in my fancy truck! (truck horn)
(train whistle) Okay, forget about vacationing. What if you needed to ship something rather large from point A to point B, but in the most luxurious way possible? Well, that's when the luxury truck swoops in for all of your
high-class trucking needs. Who'da thought those words would be said in the same sentence? Many of these trucks look nothing like the traditional transport truck. With high tech looking designs that let the other people on the road know that one of the most
tedious jobs on the planet is quickly becoming one of the coolest. In fact, shipping companies began offering their premium rig
operators more luxury rides when they realized that
the need for drivers was increasing rather than decreasing. This, even with the rise of
autonomous shipping services. These transports come with their own beds, bathrooms, and even kitchens. Some even have hardwood floors
and satellite television. And all of that without leaving the comfort and safety of
Optimus Prime's innards! (train whistle) Number seven is a luxury train. (train whistle) There's just something fun
about taking the train. Maybe it's the old fashioned
style of transporting, or maybe it's the scenery you can enjoy while you're on it. But regardless, if you're
looking to indulge in some old school traveling while
still enjoying a life of refinement, then maybe it's time for you to ride on the luxury train. These locomotives are completely decked out for comfort and style. With an incredible number of options, from the size of the bed
you'll be sleeping on, to the world class chef's
menu in the dining car. "How was your ride, good? "You want some Ratatouille, nyeh." Some luxury trains, along
with a sense of elegance, deliver a bit of knowledge as well, showcasing the history and
advancements in technology in a car that resembles a museum. You can even enjoy a spa day,
watch satellite television, have a movie theater experience, or even enjoy a night in
at an onboard nightclub. It's like Thomas the Tank Engine on Meth! (train whistle) Number six is a luxury RV. (train whistle) Some people think camping
should be just you, your friends or family,
and the great outdoors. But while some decline the use of electricity, running water,
or shelter beyond a tent, other more indulgent individuals prefer a more modern experience in nature. Enter the luxury RV,
an often too-big camper that brings not only the comforts of home to the wilderness, but
a plethora of comforts your home just doesn't have. While others are unloading their cars and taking painstaking steps to set up their campsite,
you'll just have to pull in, already in your home for
the camping excursion. And while they're cooking marshmallows, and you know, weenies over an open fire, you could be enjoying your
gourmet-style kitchen, movie theater, satellite TV, and internet, and even solar powered electricity. Prices for luxury RV's range from $400,000 to a cool four million dollars. Yeah, sounds totally reasonable. I'm just gonna' start
saving my pennies now. I should be able to buy one in about five thousand years. (clears throat) (train whistle) Number five is the luxury helicopter. (train whistle) Sure, they're not as quick as an airplane, nor can they make it nearly as far as their swifter-flying cousins, but where the helicopter shines is the more modest,
albeit still costly price, and the fact that flying in one is just oh, so cool. But if traveling by chopper is your plan, and you've got the dough, why not splurge and get yourself one of the fanciest
beasts to tame the sky? Luxury helicopters range
in speed anywhere from 200 to 322 kilometers per hour, and can fly anywhere from 550, to almost 1,500 kilometers
on a single tank of fuel. Now keep in mind they
do have limited space, so often a decision has to be made if the owner's looking
to ferry more people, or fewer with more
elaborate, fancy accessories, such as televisions,
toilets, and even a shower. To buy your own luxury helicopter, you'll need to fork out
between three million, and, (clears throat) 26 million dollars! You know, depending on the type of bird you're looking to
fly in. (caws like a bird) (train whistle) Number four is a luxury car. (train whistle) Whether you're taking a trek to the other side of the continent, or just heading to the store to grab milk, now you can do it in style. The world is no stranger to luxury cars, but today, some models are taking things to whole new extremes. While many of us would
rather drive a car ourselves, others prefer to be driven
in one by someone else. Either way, cars like the
Ghost Extended Wheelbase from Rolls-Royce provide
a level of comfort and sophistication few
methods of travel can match. Every single model is customizable which, when you're told the
vehicle costs over $330,000 shouldn't really surprise
anyone that much. I'd like a cocoa maker on the dash. Why not? But unlike the everyday variety, these luxury cars tend to offer options, such as top of the line
entertainment installations, tablets for the passengers built right into the seats, and even in the most lavish cases, a glimmering image on the car ceiling that mimics the starry sky at night. (train whistle) Number three is a cruise ship. (train whistle) Move over Titanic, and
forget Disney cruises. This is the way to hit
the seas and travel. The Regent Seven Seas Explorer was officially christened
into service on July 13, 2016 and has been called the most luxurious cruise ship ever built. And with a price of over
425 million dollars, I'm guessing that title was the goal from the beginning. The Explorer has a
maximum passenger capacity of 750 people, but everyone
who finds their way onto this massive ship
has more than just a room, as every accommodation
is a full service suite. It includes a balcony
overlooking the water and a whole lot of other stuff. The boat also boasts
seven gourmet restaurants, a huge kitchen which offers french cuisine cooking classes, and a full service spa. A 14 day cruise on the Explorer starts at around $6,000 a person, but promises a high class experience. So high class in fact, there are original Picasso's
hanging on hallway walls. Well, better hope this one doesn't sink, that's gonna be expensive. (meep) (train whistle) Number two is a private jet. (train whistle) When it comes to flying
in high end machines, nothing flies higher than a private jet. While the more conservative
private aircraft have comfortable seats,
and maybe a bed or two, they still take a pretty hefty
chunk out of your wallet, costing between 30 and 50 million. But if you're looking to bring a large number of people with you, why not do what Saudi Prince
Al-Waleed bin Talal did, and purchase an Airbus A3180? This massive plane is the largest passenger airliner in the sky. But while it can transport 853 people, the prince commissioned it
to carry only 100 people, but in the most luxurious way possible. Bin Talal's jet has a
see-through bottom floor to see the passing earth far below, and its own concert hall,
and even its own elevator. It's been estimated that the plane cost over 500 million dollars. But oddly, before it even took off, the prince sold the massive plane to another billionaire. Well, must be nice to just pass around half a billion dollar planes, like "Oh, you want this? "Okay, no problem, see
you for dinner later." (train whistle) And number one is a yacht. (train whistle) For so long, the mode of transportation widely associated with
wealth was the yacht, a fancy boat built to
truly enjoy the open water. Already a luxurious way to travel, yachts have always come with cool toys, like on-board with inflatable slides that zip you from the
main deck to the ocean, below-deck movie theaters
and dining areas, and even beds so comfortable you just won't even want to get out of them. But today, a new breed of yacht graces the waters, the Super Yacht. Ranging in cost between 210 million, and, I really hope you're sitting, 4.5 billion dollars, these
leviathans of the waves sport everything from
helicopter landing pads, to full-sized concert halls. Some even have smaller yachts
built into their lower hulls, that can be launched like the
world's classiest lifeboat. Expensive boats giving birth to smaller expensive boats,
that's some meta stuff. And with the most expensive yacht built, with over 100,000 kilograms
of gold and diamonds, yachts are definitely the
most luxurious way to travel. (train whistle) Well, better start saving
up that AdSense. (laughs) But anyway, thank you guys so much for watching this episode, and I really hope you enjoyed it. On the right you'll find
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