I imagine there are many economies of scale in a cruise ship that you wouldn’t see here. Cabins that are all pretty much the same, with the same fittings and fi

I imagine there are many economies of scale in a cruise ship that you wouldn’t see here. Cabins that are all pretty much the same, with the same fittings and fixtures. Cruise ships are also highly derivative of previous cruise ship designs. This one is probably completely bespoke, and kitted out with gold-plated everything. Also, take Harmony of the Seas as an example. It’s about 3x longer (362m) and cost about 3x as much ($1.35bn). One could argue cost scales with volume more than length, but on the other hand, maybe this is telling us that it doesn’t.