Everyone knows the name TITANIC, everyone knows TITANIC hit an Iceberg, everyone knows TITANIC sank, but there is so much more to her story!

With over 400 real TITANIC artifacts, valued at over four-million dollars, this permanent, interactive TITANIC experience goes beyond the obvious! Upon arrival at Titanic Museum Attraction, guests are greeted by one of its costumed cast members and given a boarding pass to become an actual passenger aboard the ship. Once inside, guests will step back in time to 1912 as they explore over 22,000 square feet of educational history. Our crew members honor the 2,208 passengers and crew by sharing their stories.

Explore twenty dramatically lit galleries, experience 28-degree water, sit in an actual size lifeboat and see the only actual TITANIC photos that exist on display.

Guests can also play a 1900’s Grand Piano, look inside a grand first-class stateroom similar to the ones the Astor’s shared and see a third-class cabin. You can also take the wheel on the Captain’s Bridge, see highlights of the owner and John Joslyn’s dive in the Discovery Gallery.

Guests to TITANIC Museum Attraction are also invited to walk the replica Grand Staircase. The staircase was built from the ship’s blueprints, replicated accurately and full-scale in the museum. Woodworkers and ironworkers recreated the staircase with accurate details including the exquisite oak wood carvings and wrought-iron balustrades.

NEW – JACK AND ROSE EXHIBIT

TITANIC Museum Attraction invites guests to the see the world exclusive Jack & Rose Exhibit. For the first time, guests can relive the climatic ‘I’ll never let go’ moment from James Cameron’s TITANIC.

For a limited time, the movie prop, a massive 8-foot hand carved doorway to the ship’s first-class lounge, will be on display. Relive one of the most iconic moments in movie history and help set to rest the decades-old debate surrounding Jack & Rose carved wood panel.”