MrBeast - the world’s most subscribed YouTube personality - has taken his talents onboard Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas cruise liner in his latest video.
Built at a cost of US$1.35bn (€1.25bn, £1.07bn) and making its maden voyage in 2016, Harmony of the Seas is an Oasis-class cruise ship built by STX France, and is the current third-largest passenger ship in the world. The ship also holds the current record for longest cruise ship in the world.
On-board, the ship has 2,747 rooms to accommodate 5,479 guests. Divided into seven neighbourhoods, Harmony of the Seas also features a number of waterslides (the first to be built on a Royal Caribbean ship) and water attractions, including two surf simulators, three water slides, and three swimming pools.
MrBeast, who is famed for his unique challenges and extreme altruism, has a new video already at more than 72 million views, where he tours yachts starting at US$1 in value, with each becoming more and more valuable as the video goes on.
The video concludes with a visit to the billion dollar Harmony of the Seas. Exploring the ship without its guests, all of the ship’s amenities are showcased and concludes with MrBeast giving four hundred of his subscribers a three-night free cruise on-board the vessel.
MrBeast - the world’s most subscribed YouTube personality - has taken his talents onboard Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas cruise liner in his latest video.
Built at a cost of US$1.35bn (€1.25bn, £1.07bn) and making its maden voyage in 2016, Harmony of the Seas is an Oasis-class cruise ship built by STX France, and is the current third-largest passenger ship in the world. The ship also holds the current record for longest cruise ship in the world.
On-board, the ship has 2,747 rooms to accommodate 5,479 guests. Divided into seven neighbourhoods, Harmony of the Seas also features a number of waterslides (the first to be built on a Royal Caribbean ship) and water attractions, including two surf simulators, three water slides, and three swimming pools.
MrBeast, who is famed for his unique challenges and extreme altruism, has a new video already at more than 72 million views, where he tours yachts starting at US$1 in value, with each becoming more and more valuable as the video goes on.
The video concludes with a visit to the billion dollar Harmony of the Seas. Exploring the ship without its guests, all of the ship’s amenities are showcased and concludes with MrBeast giving four hundred of his subscribers a three-night free cruise on-board the vessel.
