This experience was really neat for all ages. As it is a great tribute and memorial to those who were on the ship, the learning experience is great. My kids absolutely loved it and learned so much. I would recommend this to anyone in the area who is looking for something fun and unique to experience.

The Titanic Museum was amazing to see! What stood out to me were the re-creations of different areas of the ship. The grand staircase was very special. The woodwork was well done and made you feel like you’re walking though history. Seeing the re-created 1st, 2nd, and 3rd class cabins were eye-opening to see. I didn’t realize how different the cabin furnishings were for each class. The bridge and deck outside were built to look and feel the way they would have been that dreadful night the Titanic hit the iceberg. When you walk out of the bridge, you’re hit with cold air, with that icey smell. It’s dark and the area is lit with fibre-optic stars. There is a small tank of water cooled to 28 degrees fahrenheit, the temperature of the ocean the Titanic sank in. It feels so real to see how bone-chillingly cold the water was that night. I highly recommend this museum!

This is a very interesting museum. Took quite a while to go through it but worth the time. They have nice photos and artifacts on display. We took a photo at the end. You get a boarding pass of a passenger and at the you find out what happened to them.

Beautifully done, clean, interesting. Kids had separate audio tracks to listen to that interested them. This was set up in a way that the crowds didn’t deter from the experience. Highly recommend.

This was an unexpected tour with incredible artifacts and historical information. This tour takes you on an emotional journey through the tragedy of that fateful night. I did not expect to see all of the original artifacts from the passengers and crew. The grand staircase was for sure a highlight.