Seems like you have to have loads of money to really enjoy yourself in Dubai, but they do get a lot of tourists.
America might be all about bigger being better, but for Dubai it's all about decadence.
And while many know that the aptly-named City of Gold is awash in opulence, said opulence is so extreme it's often hard to fathom.
We've found 17 things that prove just how decadent Dubai is.
1. Dubai's police drive $1.79 million super cars
Dubai's police force drives cars most people can only dream of, like the Aston Martin One-77, which costs around $1.79 million, the Ferrari FF, which costs a cool half million, and the Lamborghini Aventador for approximately $397,000. Those cars cost more than you'll spend sending your kid to college.
2. It's home to the "World's Most Luxurious Hotel"
The Burj Al Arab is often referred to as the world's only 7-star hotel, andcalls itself the "World's Most Luxurious Hotel." With 202 obscenely luxurious duplex suites, guest amenities like 24-carat gold iPads and private butlers, a helipad, four pools, and airport transfers in a Rolls Royce or helicopter, it's not an overstatement.
Jumeirah HotelsThe Burj Al Arab is called the "World's Most Luxurious Hotel."
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Dubai is the most decadent place on earth - Business Insider
America might be all about bigger being better, but for Dubai it's all about decadence.
And while many know that the aptly-named City of Gold is awash in opulence, said opulence is so extreme it's often hard to fathom.
We've found 17 things that prove just how decadent Dubai is.
1. Dubai's police drive $1.79 million super cars
Dubai's police force drives cars most people can only dream of, like the Aston Martin One-77, which costs around $1.79 million, the Ferrari FF, which costs a cool half million, and the Lamborghini Aventador for approximately $397,000. Those cars cost more than you'll spend sending your kid to college.
2. It's home to the "World's Most Luxurious Hotel"
The Burj Al Arab is often referred to as the world's only 7-star hotel, andcalls itself the "World's Most Luxurious Hotel." With 202 obscenely luxurious duplex suites, guest amenities like 24-carat gold iPads and private butlers, a helipad, four pools, and airport transfers in a Rolls Royce or helicopter, it's not an overstatement.
Read more:
Dubai is the most decadent place on earth - Business Insider
