The Billionaire Doomsday Bunker You Definitely Won't Be Invited To Live In | Celebrity Net Worth 2026

Ah, billionaires, they're just like us. Living, paying the bills, building luxury bunkers for the zombie apocalypse or whatever may bring about our eventual doomsday. No, really. We are not kidding. It seems certain billionaires took the scenario in the 2009 film 2012 seriously. The movie depicted the human race surviving by way of three arks. Occupying the arks were the one percent of the one percent – billionaires, kings, queens, presidents, and prime ministers – those who could afford the $1 billion per person price of admission (or salvation).

Now, in a case of life imitating art, a company called Vivos is building what they call "the ultimate all-risk protection and life assurance solution for high net worth families." The California based company has acquired an old Soviet era Cold War base in Germany and converted it into a luxury doomsday bunker called the Europa One. It is a 76-acre facility underneath a limestone mountain, which, according to Vivos, is capable of withstanding a close range nuclear blast, massive shock waves, a direct airplane crash, biological and chemical agents, earthquakes, electro-magnetic pulses, and any and all armed attacks.