Brisbane officials are exploring the possibility of utilizing cruise ships as floating hotels to address potential accommodation shortages during the 2032 Olympic Games. Docking the vessels on the Brisbane River is being considered as a viable solution to house athletes, officials, and spectators. This innovative approach aims to circumvent the challenges of building sufficient hotel infrastructure in time for the event. The proposal comes as concerns grow regarding the city’s existing capacity to accommodate the influx of visitors expected for the Olympics. Using cruise liners could offer a cost-effective and scalable lodging option. Further feasibility studies will be conducted to assess logistical and infrastructural requirements. The move highlights Brisbane’s proactive planning to ensure a successful Olympic hosting experience.