Man Builds $1billion Bunker To Save The Super Rich When The World Ends.

An exquisite bedroom in the bunker.

When the end of the world comes, even wealthy people will not be spared. Unless, of course, they’ve managed to buy themselves a spot in this massive underground apocalypse bunker.

The super rich have been invited to buy up a place in a five star shelter in Rothenstein, Germany, which is designed to allow them to live underground for a year and then emerge “when the world comes to an end”

Just 34 “high worth” families will be welcomed into the European doomsday den, with prices only available on application.

It boasts a luxurious array of swimming pools, theaters, gyms, restaurants, custom apartments and its own helicopter service.
But at the same time, it can apparently withstand a nuclear blast, chemical agents, earthquakes, tsunamis - and virtually any other
disaster or attack.

These photos show an opulent, invitation-only underground survival bunker, which is being dubbed the world's 'ultimate doomsday escape'.

Although the cost per apartment remains unclear, the property is valued at around $1.1billion - meaning it will likely be available only to the super-rich.

See photos below:


A dining room


A community swimming pool inside the complex, which is valued at an estimated $1.1 million.


A drive-thru blast-proof door at the complex.


Power: The luxury shelter was originally built by the Soviets in the Cold War as a fortress for military equipment. Above, is its engine room.

Each family in the complex will be provided with a private 2,500-square-foot apartment, which they can design and build to their own
specifications.

They may decide to add a pool, a theater or a deluxe bathroom. They will also have access to a hospital area, several restaurants and a
bakery.

Other common area amenities will include roadways, a wine cellar, prayer rooms, classrooms, a television station and a detention
center.

Families will pay a base sum for their apartment, along with their share of the costs for managing and staffing the complex, and other costs.

The Vivos website also lists all the bizarre conspiracy theories wheeled out to suggest the world is about to end. They are now on a “race against time” to build a global network of underground community shelters to save more lives, comparing its mission to the construction of Noah’s Ark.

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