Life @ Sea Cruise announced: 3 years, stopping at 375 ports across 175 countries. Will visit every continent. Ticket for 1 starting at $90K--

[Sonic Boom of the South]

You booking?

 

[beenz]

ummmm no

that shyt would get very old after a week or two.

 

[CopiousX]

Thats just a very expensive way to say "homeless"

Spoiler

But seriously, I'd love to do it only for the Antarctica trip. I've always wanted to go but most of the packages go for 20k for just 2wks out there. Even as a passport bro, I can't rationalize it. That's enough for 6months in most of the world.


I even tried to go on a research expedition cause I thought most people wouldn't want to live in an icebox causing job vacancies; but all their contractors are booked out for two years straight.


It's to the point that legit PHDs are competing for junior roles just to be in Antarctica

 

[Savvir]

If you had the money, it is the same as paying around 2,600 a month in rent for 3 years



Plus you would only be surrounded by other ppl with their bread together. Seems like a deal tbh

Cheaper than paying rent and periodically taking vacations to see the same countries.

Perfect for work at home ppl

 

[cobra]

not worth it if there is no internet

 

[Buddy]

I got tired of being on a cruise for 5 days I could never do 3 years. I don't even wanna do anything beyond 3 days if I ever go again!! That's a prison boat

 

[F*ckthemkids]

Nah...Not really into cruises. Not enough freedom to roam, and I hate the idea of being stuck on the ship until port. Or having to be back at a certain time.

 

[aXiom]

Let’s see.. 30 racks/year covers all my expenses and I don’t have to worry about the day to day shyt? That’s not a bad deal. The countries I don’t care much for I can just stay on the boat.

It’s not that bad if you’re able to work remote. But I wouldn’t want to be on the water for that long. I think it would get old after 6 months. One upside is you get to make a lot of new connections so after the trip you’d have plugs everywhere.. one of the most underrated pros of traveling.. fukk a tourist price/experience.. moving like a local.. all the hidden spots

 

[hashmander]

yeah that's a no for me. don't want to be on a 3 year cruise when the next coronavirus jumps off.

 

[Sir Richard Spirit]

Not being able to smoke a blunt keeps me off cruises.

 

[MicIsGod]

3 years

 

[Uitomy]

If you had the money, it is the same as paying around 2,600 a month in rent for 3 years



Plus you would only be surrounded by other ppl with their bread together. Seems like a deal tbh

Cheaper than paying rent and periodically taking vacations to see the same countries.

Perfect for work at home ppl

I have a strong feeling the superficialness would overwhelm and drain everyone

 

[Serious]

If you had the money, it is the same as paying around 2,600 a month in rent for 3 years



Plus you would only be surrounded by other ppl with their bread together. Seems like a deal tbh

Cheaper than paying rent and periodically taking vacations to see the same countries.

Perfect for work at home ppl

@Originalman @BigMoneyGrip Some dope business deals could come from this.

 

[Pseudonym]

10 days was too long for us … only so many restaurants/activities on the boat. It’s better to book different 10-14 day cruises on different ships.

This would be ideal for someone in retirement

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

If you gonna sign up for three years at sea, you might as well join the Navy and get paid