Family Gigayacht

Off the coast of Hawaii, your family primarily resides in a very luxurious gigayacht. Look in comments please. Yacht Features: 525 feet in length and 70 feet high. 4 layers/floors, each one getting smaller as the floors go up. There are 2 underwater levels that have adult stuff and all sorts of bars and clubs. It has 2 moderately sized pools, with 3 hot tubs spread throughout the entirety of the yacht. It has 2 gardens (both hybrid of fruits and vegetables), and a few strip-gardens of flowers. It has 2 kitchens for restaurants and dining rooms that sit 50, and 100 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms. There’s 2 ballrooms, 2 billiard rooms and a gaming room with 4 high end gaming PC’s and 4 high end gaming consoles with 55 inch televisions. There’s also a theater room that sits 50. The electricity comes from solar panels. Your family consists of about 40-50. Your main family with your siblings and parents—your relatives, including aunts, uncles and cousins and grandparents of both parents’ sides (and maybe your own family if you have one; wife/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend and/or kids). You ALL reside on the gigayacht. You are roughly about 200 miles from the mainland of Hawaii. You are all multi-millionaires; all the adults, 20 and older. Collectively, you and your family’s net worth is over $1 billion. Along as an attachment for the gigayacht, there’s 2 smaller 50 foot yachts for travel back to the mainland of Hawaii for groceries beyond fish, sea food, fruits and vegetables. You generally rent out a few rooms to people, but it’s not regular. You market your yacht rental space online, but you don’t get many people. You’ll see about 250 guests a year (charging $200 a night per guest or $600 for 4 in a discount deal) which isn’t much, but it’s a little extra to maintain a reasonable steady income (besides, you and your family likes it that way anyway). Story: A superyacht comes into view; 275 ft; very luxurious, but a lot smaller. You decide how it goes.