Inside ultra-lux UFO submarine that can dive to 650ft & host 12 hour undersea parties…& you can even get MARRIED on it

THIS is the ultra-luxury UFO submarine that can dive 650ft under the ocean and host 12-hour undersea parties.

The posh pod can be rented out for all-night bashes – and you can even get married hundreds of metres underwater.

The Triton 660/9 AVA can safely dive to depths of up to 650ftJam Press/@NickVerolaMedia

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Up to eight people can squeeze in to enjoy panoramic underwater views[/caption]

The Triton 660/9 AVA is kitted out with surround sound, mood lighting and climate control for the ultimate custom experience.

The Florida-based engineers Triton Submarines said they “threw out the rule book” when designing the new model.

It can transform into anything from a casino to a cocktail bar during its 12-hour cruises.

The makers promise that “activities are limited only by the owner’s imagination”.

Guests on board are treated to stunning 360-degree views of the ocean, fine dining, spa treatments and subsea gaming experiences.

The swanky sub is oval-shaped and 3 metres long by 5 metres wide.

The space inside is 2.3 metres, leaving plenty of room for even the tallest of passengers.

Eight guests can fit in the plush leather seats alongside the pilot – or six if you plump for the smaller version.

The underwater craft also weighs a hefty 11 tonnes.

That’s because a lot of tough material is needed for the sub to endure the extreme conditions of the deep ocean.

The sub dives to depths where the pressure is 20 times greater than we experience on land.

The all-important controls for the sit in the middle of the vessel, in a space known as the Halo Cockpit.

This sub is also the first to feature the new wireless Hammerhead Controller, which can be used to drive the vessel from any seat in the pod.

Passengers can even have a crack at driving the thing around, under the watchful eye of the pilot.

Triton says the secret to creating such a roomy sub is their “world-first free-form acrylic hulls”.

They add: “As the shape remains constant across its width, so much more of the space is realised as additional headroom, legroom and usable space.”

The Triton sub can be booked for locations around the world, with past dive spots including the Great Barrier Reef, Antarctica, Japan, the Galapagos and the Red Sea.

Triton is not to be confused with Titan – the name of the submarine which imploded at the site of the Titanic wreck and killed all five passengers.

That doomed vessel was built by OceanGate, which suspended all commercial submarine trips after the disaster.

Dives in the sub can be arranged for loads of locations around the worldJam Press/@NickVerolaMedia

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A dive in the sub is said to be a ‘completely immersive underwater experience’[/caption]

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A view of the inside of the smaller sub, Triton 660/7[/caption]