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- $2 million - 60-ft yacht with two staterooms, a salon and a dining area
- $20 million - 140-ft yacht with 3 decks above water, 5 staterooms and an aft deck
- $50 million: 190-ft yacht with 4 decks above water, a sky lounge and an elevator
- $75 million - 250-ft yacht with a gym, pool, helicopter pad and garage (helicopter may or may not be included; pilot extra)
- $194 million - 450-ft yacht with a theater, spa, salon and a wood burning fireplace, in addition to everything listed above and a good deal more.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
alarme Aug 13th 2006 9:00PM
what yacht is that on the pic?
Nicole Weston Aug 13th 2006 10:05PM
It is a yacht called the Rising Sun, owned by Larry Ellison.
Tracy McKirk Aug 13th 2006 11:15PM
$194 million - I wonder who has one of this...
Tracy
Merlin Brasil Aug 13th 2006 11:42PM
A bit annoying that the link to the actual article requires a $99 Subscription to the Online WSJ.
Would really like to read the entire article...
Rug Aug 14th 2006 7:34AM
For years, the one-upmanship at elite marinas has focused on 400-foot, $200 million-plus floating mansions. Now, thanks in part to a booming charter industry and easier financing, a new class of yachts is growing suprisingly quickly.
Paul Aug 14th 2006 10:42AM
The boat pictured is NOT the Rising Sun The Rising Sun is MUCH bigger than the one pictured, and is in fact the 2nd largest privatly owmed yacht in the world.