An Inside Look At Doomsday Bunker Homes With A Price Tag Of $2 Million

You're in the middle of nowhere, rural Kansas, the site of an abandoned nuclear missile silo. Armed security patrolled the entrance to a doomsday bunker that's reserved for the wealthy elite and sales are booming. Since the election of Donald Trump, we've seen a whole new demographic of people calling in, people that didn't know we existed before. Larry Hall is the owner of the Survival Condo Project. These 16,000 pound doors lock you inside. We're heading deep below the surface of the earth into an underground bunker like no other. We are in a typical full floor residential unit and even though we are more than 100 feet underground right now, you can see that it's certainly not a claustrophobic area. 12 luxurious condos exist here with fireplaces, high-end appliances, jacuzzis, even windows. Yes, windows. High definition TVs broadcast a live feed of the outside world right into your living room. The price tag for this three bedroom, two bath condo, $2.3 million. Well, as the sign says, welcome to the beach. And look at this, it's a swimming pool with a slide and waterfall. Other common areas include a movie theater, rock climbing wall, and shooting range. There's even a farm that grows all the fresh fruits and vegetables you'll need. This can grow up to 70 different species of plants, lettuces, tomatoes, carrots. The bunker runs on power sources like wind and diesel generators. We have enough fuel to run these diesels for two and a half years. Plenty of time to ride out worldwide chaos should it ever erupt. Boom.