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I Certainly agree Now there’s one my Guest’s and I , and the other for the crew ,luxuries am I right 😂✨⛴

Don't you just hate that?

Two helicopters yes, but no room for my seaplane.

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eSysman did the first.

Same! I don't watch Denison (really wanted to see this one though) because they seem so rushed in their tours. Nick is brilliant and I feel like he answers any questions you'll have during his tours. 13 min tour. Nick would have probably done between 30 and 60 with this one.

@@Lillyabdlmtf Denison are brokers/service providers, they exist to sell yachts, rent charters and sort out different services for owners. Their tours are focused on showing what a yacht offers without going overboard on all the details because the people that buy these kinds of toys don't need to know what the appliances are, any history about the builders or all the ins and outs of the features on offer. If they are interested in the yacht they will get the info and undoubtedly a much more thorough walk though. It's one of the reasons I rarely watch their run throughs unless its on a yacht I really want to see. I would much rather watch Nick or Victoria & Rico, that way I can get a good look at all the things I can't afford.

Liquor in the front, Poker in the rear.

Great comparison!

Hmmm wonder why.. function of price.. like it

It's not currently for Sale. It's for Charter. Sistership is for Sale.

How can they afford to build something like this without a buyer already in place and funding the build? Seems crazy to sink millions and millions of dollars into a build of a boat with such a small potential customer list.

@@120Livi Office space/warehouses are often built the same way.

​@@120Livi Spec building is common. However, there is The One, $500 million house LA that defaulted on the loans

Thanks for the kind words, we're glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks. Appreciate your feedback. Cheers, Tony

Our pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!

Couldn't agree more!

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Denison does a pretty good job with their tours and presentations, and they definitely have good production and editing. I would have loved to see how the helicopter was stowed in the garage/make-shift hanger, but in the overall context and intent behind the presentation, it probably would not be as important or interesting to see, especially by comparison to the rest of the spaces on the vessel.

Thank you for the kind words Kevin, much appreciated!

She is an impressive vessel! Thanks for commenting!

22knots flat out wont keep up with most naval vessels. But it does look the part as you say.

A cannon would really be the "piece de resistance" 😂

ONE MORE THING. YOU NEED A SEA DOME FROM ISRAEL TO COMPLETE THE PERIMETER DEFENSE.. LOL

You forgot the Sea Stallion Helicopter, SM3 vertical launch missiles, sea RAM and CIWS

Add a pair of Phalanx guns and some fast attack boats and commandeer some Caribbean islands.

You know it!

Thanks Austin. Appreciate your feedback. Cheers, Tony

Thanks Austin, glad to hear it!

She certainly is. Thanks for watching!

Couldn't agree with you more. Thanks Andrea!

Thanks Tugg. Cheers, Tony

She's a beast!

Pretty sweet, right?

I wonder if you can take it off its stand, flip it over, put it in the water, and paddle around in it. Because one thing this doesn’t have is enough smaller boats. 😀

The Sister-ship is being build now and available for sale.

@@MintedYachts Thanks for the answer! I hope some day...☺

Indeed, she is quite the vessel. Appreciate your in-depth insight, TeeJay 😂

She's a beast!

Maybe we'll just have to get you onboard...

Thanks for watching!

Many thanks!

Definitely not a boat you see every day!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Adil, glad you enjoyed it

The support vessel is a completely new phenomena. It's literally the newest thing in an industry that's as old as cavemen. Not surprising that most people don't know of this.

She's a legend!

Flippen sweet!!

That's a job for Aquaholic :-)

I agree! I was quite disappointed when he mentioned what was behind the door but kept on walking!

Yeah, was wondering how cramped the crew quarters were. No need for a customer to see what he's subjecting his crew to.

That's something we'd have to see!

Glad you enjoyed it Peter, thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, appreciate the feedback

Yeh lol I always thought it would be weird having crew walk around your home

@@krisb-travel Especially weird when there's 25 crew and only 14 guests.

Agreed! Thanks for watching!

So much room for activities!

Thanks Arnold

It really is! Thanks, Raul.

Happy you like her, Shae. She's a beauty for sure

Certainly geared towards larger crowds and groups. Thanks for sharing your thoguhts

Thanks for watching!

Very clever and practical design!

@@DenisonYachting I also enjoyed the video on the Dona Francisca, beautiful classic.

Of course

May be, but necessary when carrying tenders

Crazy rich people are not really known for their ability to share, which probably helped them get crazy rich. It isn't uncommon for crew to have restricted access to facilities or equipment that doesn't relate to their job and you need to understand that they are there to work, even if their office happens to be a superyacht.

@@aaronwebb7090 Your response doesn't answer my question, nor provide any new information.

@@grondhero Then your ability to extract information from complete sentences is broken. My first sentence responds to your first sentence and my second sentence responds to your second sentence. Your third sentence is irrelevant because it isn't for sale.

@@aaronwebb7090 *"The crew has full rights to use the exercise equipment" is such a weird statement.* Your response: _Crazy rich people are not really known for their ability to share, which probably helped them get crazy rich._ Your response doesn't correlate; in fact, it's the opposite. You're not providing any new information. *This video seems to imply Bold is for charter only; do crew exercise in front of guests while chartering?* Your response: _It isn't uncommon for crew to have restricted access to facilities or equipment that doesn't relate to their job and you need to understand that they are there to work, even if their office happens to be a superyacht._ Your second sentence contradicts your first. "Rich people don't share, crew can use the equipment." You're still not providing new information, just regurgitating basic knowledge. _Your third sentence is irrelevant because it isn't for sale._ It is for sale, privately: www.boatinternational.com/yacht-market-intelligence/brokerage-sales-news/silveryachts-bold-yacht-for-sale You appear to mistake knowledge for wisdom. Since you cannot extrapolate from what I originally stated, nor re-evaluate your response when I told you *"Your response doesn't answer my question, nor provide any new information,"* let me inform you of some basic knowledge that I already have when making my post: I've been watching yacht videos for years, from salesmen, companies, yachtees and yacht fans. In the vast majority of videos I've seen, if there is a gym on board, _as opposed to simply an exercise bike,_ the videos mentioned the crew enjoy it as well as the owner. In chartered vessels, the crew tend to wake up before the guests, sometimes hours prior, allowing them to go for a swim or use some equipment before the guests are up. Prior the guests being up, the crew will finish their swim/exercise and prepare for the day. _It is not expected for the crew to be using the equipment in front of guests while chartering._ Hence, the weird statement I originally quoted and my question regarding it. It could very well be that they included that for _new buyers/viewers_ and not for someone seasoned. You have responded twice adding nothing to the OP and just sound like a braggart at a movie telling everyone that you know what's going on, when they've finished the book.

That's what we love to hear. Thanks!

A warship...with toys!

We agree! Thank you for commenting!

She tends to stand out

They certainly are incredible vessels. Thanks for tuning in!

Yes, she was in town for the Palm Beach Boat Show. Breathtaking!

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Glad you enjoyed it!

10,500 easy monthly payments of....

Of course!

I'm "just looking" for a man-cave that floats, but still have room for when it's my weekend for the the kid, and for when my bros need a place to crash. 😜

To be fair if you have a good crew you wouldn't know they are there unless you wanted to or they were performing part of their job that simply can't be stopped when you happen upon them. As for the size of the yacht, well that is all you. This thing wasn't made for someone that wasn't interested in entertaining large groups, so your personal needs or desires are irrelevant in this instance.

Michael, these crews are well trained to be invisible to the passengers until needed… I have a crew of 5 for my boat, and they know when to be there and when not to.. although my youngest (she’s only 5) tends to require more attention, but the wife and my others kids know to keep out of site…

Great suggestion!

80 million

Think its just for charter....875,000 euros per week

Safe assumption 😂

When you are trying to sell this, you will film every nook and cranny to fit all your bits and pieces. @aquaholic would have filmed this all proper and have not left out any details such as those that you mention.

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No. Custom Designed Vessel. Sister-ship is now in production.

Currently only available for charter, but the sister ship is currently in production

Not for sale, but available for charter. Will cost approx. $999,000/week

you could probably tow it but, you're gonna need an oversize permit and maybe some escorts.

@@alvinlong38 haha right?

Definitely don’t tell her it’s $350k to fill her up with fuel

Shouldn't be a problem!

@@DenisonYachting Aaaah... too late, just spent all my cash on a new kayak. I will post a 30 second "walkthrough" video some day. It will go something like this... "Hi and welcome to my kayak walkthrough. Here is the seat, and in here are the foot rests. Thank you, be sure to like and subscribe!"

I'm sure it can be closed off.

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And where the hell are childrens' cabins? Rich people don't have children? Or do they have their own boat? I never understood the lack of cabins on superyachts. You can party with 200 people but only 14 can sleep on the boat. Weird.

@@swisswildpicsswp3095 What do you mean children's cabins? They are able to sleep in a normal cabin. As for the number of cabins, they are restricted on the total number of guest accommodation unless they are willing to spend more and often the extra cost isn't worth it. So why have a yacht that can have 50-100 guests at a party but not 50-100 guests stay onboard? For much of the same reasons as you do for a regular party. People have lives to live and it's not really that common for people to throw a party and then turn it into a sleepover, just because the party is on a yacht it doesn't change the fact that it would be weird.

@@aaronwebb7090 Sorry but I don't get it. Maybe I'm too much of a rural kind of guy. I like big houses, big farms where everybody is welcome to stay for a few days when there's a big party. 7 cabins wouldn't even cover my close friends or family. I don't see the point of having a 100 million dollar yacht if I can't even have my family with me on a cruise. I certainly won't need accomodation for all the party guests, but it seems to me that sleeping 30 people would be a minimum on a yacht this size. And by "children cabins" I mean shared cabins. You know, bunk beds and stuff. Children don't care about king size beds... Hell, what's the point on being a billionaire if you're alone with your staff? And if you WANT to be alone, just buy a small sailing yacht and go sailing solo