Take This Flight and Ring in 2019 Twice on Two Continents

Then it’s time to board a Boeing 777-200 charter jet that makes first-class flights look like the middle seat in the last row of economy. The jet has 88 flat-bed seats and butlers to tend to each guest. An inflight chef makes the meals, and there’s a bar — a stand-up bar, none of this cart nonsense — if you want to keep the party going on the flight. The flight will cross the International Date Line on its way to Las Vegas and then suddenly it’ll be the last day of 2018 again.

In Vegas, guests will attend a Celine Dion concert, because everyone’s heart has indeed gone on the longest New Year’s Eve party possible. It all ends with an after party DJed by Calvin Harris at Omnia and fireworks over the Strip.

Incredibly, this isn’t the only way to celebrate the end of 2018 twice. Pure Entertainment Group has a trip with New Year’s celebrations in both Australia and Hawaii.

If you think celebrating a regular New Year’s is expensive, you shouldn’t be surprised to hear that celebrating it twice in 48 hours is very expensive. The Crystal Aircruises trip costs $26,000 — which almost seems like a bargain compared to Pure Entertainment Group’s $126,000 price tag. Don’t forget to add the cost of two New Year’s outfits into your budget.

H/T: TravelPulse