It’s easier than you think to travel like the affluent and famous.

When you’re not in the top 1%, life might be difficult. With gas stations gouging you and hidden resort fees, even normal travel might be difficult to satiate your wanderlust. Wouldn’t it be great if you could spend one day living like an episode of The Crown or Life of Kylie? (That is, bask in luxury.) We’ll let you in on a little secret…you can…even if your surname doesn’t start with Buffet or Gates.

Here are ten extremely brilliant tricks that let even the most humble travelers experience life as the affluent and famous. Some are a small spend, while others are as cheap as a DVD bundle, but all of these treasures will provide you with a once-in-a-lifetime experience that any Tinder Swindler would crave.

Fly on a Semi-Private Plane

Is all that space really necessary? When you’re used to flying with Spirit (*shudder*), even basic economy on Delta might feel like a treat (OMG, complimentary sanitizing wipes and pretzels).

On JSX, you can get the ultimate selfie and five-star service. The airline is proud to offer a private jet-style experience at a commercial pricing. A single trip from Burbank to Concord/Napa, for example, costs $189 each way, whereas Dallas to Austin costs as little as $169. You’ll go through a private terminal 20 minutes before departure, walk right onboard the plane, and fly in an exclusive cabin with no more than 30 other passengers, whom you can imagine are your own entourage. Hop off the plane and retrieve your suitcase from directly underneath the plane, and you’re ready to go.

In a Boutique Hotel, rock the Penthouse Suite

While the Empathy Suite at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas costs $100,000 per night, you can obtain Hotel Theodore’s “Residence in Seattle” suite for roughly $1,200 during low season (that’s $400 apiece if you don’t mind sharing with a couple of friends). A private key-access elevator leads directly to the 2,000-square-foot penthouse, which has 360-degree floor-to-ceiling windows, its own cinema, a balcony with a hot tub, and a private art gallery featuring pieces by Roy Lichtenstein and Northwest artist Fay Jones. As if that weren’t enough, the suite also boasts a relaxing wrap-around terrace with a fireplace. This is the ultimate ultra secret stay.

Obtain a Designer Wardrobe

Are you someone who buys a holiday outfit and then never wears it again? Then you could just borrow your wardrobe. Rent the Runway has grown in popularity over the years, lending consumers products from over 750 designers for a set monthly fee or a buy per rental. You may try four goods for $69, which is far less than buying-to-own (and therefore less wasteful). Meanwhile, high-end clothes retailers are getting in on the game. Scotch and Soda charges $99 per month for a three-item subscription.

Engage the Services of a Professional Photographer

We all like to look our best in front of landmarks when we’re on vacation, so it’s no surprise that Anna Delvey recruited all that creative help to accompany her to Morocco. Shoott is a fantastic AAPI female-owned business that seeks out the most outstanding local freelance photographers and offers their services at a reasonable price. They serve over 60 cities in the United States, so whether you’re looking for the perfect summer picnic image in Central Park or a snowshoeing action shot in Colorado, you’re guaranteed to get something your Instagram husband routinely misses. Simply schedule a free 30-minute session at your preferred location and pay only for the photographs you choose, starting at $30 per photo. It was well worth it.

Chauffeur Service…At the Airport

While having a suited driver at your beck and call is most luxury, it also costs a fortune (and rideshares are more than adequate to get you from bar to hotel). Book a Blacklane to get a taste of the VIP-on-wheels experience. Their airport pickups include a fantastic meet-and-greet experience, as well as luggage assistance, with your dedicated staff following planes to change pickup schedules so you don’t have to worry when you arrive. The service is available in over 50 countries, and nothing beats a smooth tarmac to hotel travel after a long flight. Rates vary by distance and are all-inclusive (taxes, tolls, and fees included) at the time of booking.

Join Airline Clubs to gain access to First-Class Lounges

Did you know you don’t need to fly first-class to have a first-class experience on the ground? Many airlines, such as Virgin Atlantic’s Flying Club, have excellent reward programs. Their points can be used for upgrades, flights, and, best of all, 1,000 tier points get you Upper-Class check-in, increased baggage allowance, and Clubhouse access regardless of cabin.

Understand how significant this is: The Disney World of airline lounges is Clubhouse. Sleeping pods, thermal baths, gourmet dining restaurants, Peloton workout rooms, and cocktail bars are all on the menu. You’ll most likely have more fun here than on your vacation.

Pass Airport Security Like a VIP

We’re surprised that most travelers haven’t signed up for Global Entry, given how inexpensive and advantageous it is. Their loss is your gain (suckers), because you’ll be at the departure gate before they’ve even taken off their shoes. It costs $100 per year and includes TSA pre-check. When returning from an international trip, simply obtain a face scan and you’ll be whisked through immigration in minutes (in most circumstances) like you’re Oprah. TSA personnel are also lot friendlier—you might even receive a smile. That’s $20 each year well spent. Can’t get an interview for Global Entry? Get the free Mobile Passport app and skip customs altogether.