Worth $450 million and as long as two football fields, this is the largest superyacht Leonardo DiCaprio has thrown a party on. The A+ accommodates 62 guests, who are pampered by 79 crew members. It carries 900,000 liters of fuel and features two helipads and a submarine.

For most people, turning 50 calls for a modest celebration. But when you’re Leonardo DiCaprio, milestones come with a splash of extravagance. Over the years, the Revenant star has established a signature style; whether it’s a vacation, a romance, or a party, the setting is often a lavish yacht. From relaxing on the $190 million superyacht Vava II, to bonding with his best pal Tobey Maguire aboard the $76 million Vassa yacht, to unwinding with his father aboard the $150 million luxury vessel Luc Leman on the Italian coast, or indulging in merriment on the $150 million superyacht Lionheart, there is always a boat in the picture. As he marks his golden jubilee, it’s natural to wonder if the Titanic icon will once again find his sea legs aboard a floating palace. Our top contender? The Lürssen-built A+, formerly known as Topaz, owned by Sheikh Mansour, the man behind Manchester City F.C.

Even for a star as luminous as DiCaprio, superyachts like A+ command the spotlight. Despite chartering the yacht twice in 2014, once for the World Cup and later for an ’80s-themed bash in New York, DiCaprio couldn’t eclipse the $450 million megayacht. Ranked among the top 10 largest superyachts globally, A+ is a maritime masterpiece. While DiCaprio may bring Hollywood glamor, the yacht’s true prestige stems from its owner, UAE royalty Sheikh Mansour, who also happens to be the UAE’s deputy prime minister.

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Sheikh Mansour is no stranger to opulence, as evidenced by his ownership of Emirates Palace, a 394-room Abu Dhabi hotel adorned with gold-furnished suites, and Blue, a 525-foot megayacht with 40 cabins. Yet it’s A+ that continues to steal the show, and for good reason. Read on to unravel the mysteries of the amazing A+-

A+ in every sense: the ultimate superyacht-

Constructed by Lürssen in 2012, this German-engineered marvel features exteriors by Tim Heywood and interiors by Terence Disdale. As expected of a royal vessel, much of its grandeur remains shrouded in mystery, but the known details are enough to captivate.

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Spanning 482 feet and eight decks, A+ boasts unparalleled amenities. Two helipads, multiple swimming platforms, and an array of indulgences, like a gym, two Jacuzzis, a private theater, and water toys, including jet skis, inflatables, a catamaran, and even a mini-submarine, redefine luxury at sea.

Accommodating up to 62 guests in 26 cabins, the yacht’s 79-member crew ensures a seamless experience. Powered by custom Lürssen engines producing 7,990 hp each, A+ reaches a top speed of 25 knots and cruises comfortably at 23.

With glass elevators connecting its opulent decks, the yacht’s grandeur is matched by its effortless design. Speaking of grandeur, this high-maintenance ship, which costs between $45-$50 million annually in upkeep.

Fortunately, the stunning vessel with its massive 900,000 liter fuel tanks flaunts a range of 5,000 nautical miles, effortlessly covering transoceanic distances and luxurious destinations across the globe.