A luxurious party jet complete with a dance floor, restaurant and a plush master bedrom could be yours for £11,000 an hour.
Dubai hotelier company FIVE launched the glitzy five-star 9H-FIVE party jet in 2023, which sees the private jet transform into a party plane for 16 guests.
The once-in-a-lifetime experience will set you back an eye-watering £11,000 an hour.
With an impressive 12-hour non-stop flying time, the plane could be hired for a comfortable jaunt across the globe.
The mega Airbus ACJ TwoTenty plane measures 78.1 by 10.8 feet and features a master suite with a king sized bed, an on-board shower, a massive dance floor, a fully equipped kitchen, a table that seats 8 and menu options from five hotel restaurants owned by FIVE.
The jet can also be divided into separate areas, including a business lounge, cinema room and a dining area.
Guests receive satin pyjamas in a print made up of FIVE’s purple triangle logo, along with Molton Brown bath products and, Champagne.
Kabir Mulchandani, the founder and chair of the luxury hotel group FIVE claims to have transformed it into a “boundary-breaking fusion of hospitality and private aviation.”
The company said flying the $80m plane, called 9H-FIVE, from London to Dubai, could cost £4,000 a person if 16 people booked it together.
Aloki Batra, the chief executive of FIVE hotels and resorts, said the jet had been used in recent days by a famous professional footballer to fly from the Middle East to Madrid, and the company had accepted at least six bookings over coming months.
He told The Guardian: “I’m not here to determine why people are doing that, but there are advantages of private aviation and then with us you get so much more.”
“But with our plane, it’s got a bedroom, it’s got a shower, it’s got ample space for 16 people. [It’s got] sound and lights, so you know you could have a lot of fun up there while you’re travelling.”
He described his customer base as people who are “obviously really rich” and who want to “enjoy the money while they’re still alive”.
Valued at $85 million, 9H-FIVE is currently based at the private airfield Jetex, about a 30-minute drive from central Dubai.
If partying in the sky doesn’t interest you, then you can always rent a luxurious super yacht.
Dubbed “Floating holiday resort” for its lavish entertainment areas, Eternal Spark is a real showpiece in the world of vessels that can now be rented out for a fun weekend – only if you can afford it.
The incredibly opulent party yacht boasts a sleek, sporty, and elegant exterior design done by industry-leading architects Unique Yacht Design along with the interior expertise of Hot Lab.
There are six extensive guest cabins to accommodate 12 guests, as well as six outdoor and three indoor socializing areas.
The highlight of the boat, however, remains the entertainment area with an outdoor and indoor cinema, a 5,000-litre Jacuzzi pool, and an exclusive beach club centred around spa experiences.
The party boat also has 499 GT platforms, an expansive 21-meter sundeck, a 12-metre bridge deck aft, and a spacious main deck aft creating, generous areas for relaxation and socialising.
Matija Longin, the manager of Eternal Spark, says: “Eternal Spark was designed to provide unparalleled comfort and relaxation for all guests.”
Emrecan Özgün, CEO of Unique Yacht Design, highlighted: “Eternal Spark is everything and more than described in the brochure.
“She has a sleek, sporty, and elegant exterior design with huge exterior spaces throughout the vessel, including a large beach club with a sauna. I believe she will offer the best experiences to her charter clients and is the best charter yacht on the market.”
Eternal Spark is now available for charter for the 2024 season.
It comes after the designer of the superyacht introduced one of its most expensive vessels Leona.
Dubbed “Floating Ceaser’s Palace” for featuring Romanesque statues, Leona comes with a piano bar and a secret marble-clad pool.
The interior of the £47million superyacht has been designed by the legendary H2 Yacht Design, with backlit onyx, gold inlays, and polished timbers running the lengths of the boat.
