They really, really want to immerse you in this one. The two-story interactive exhibit is built to about half-scale of the actual Titanic. When you enter, you’re given a boarding ticket with the name of an actual passenger within. As you go through the ship, you will find:

• A museum of about 400 artefacts.
• The individual stories of several passengers.
• What it’s like to dip into freezing water.
• Whether or not your ticketed passenger survived.
• And if you want, enact the final scene from Titanic on top of the Grand Staircase.
• Learn how to send an SOS distress signal.

The ship has a lot of space – if you feel like it, you can rent it out for weddings, birthdays and corporate events. They even do vow-renewals. The museum is loved by kids and adults alike.

• USD 3 off if the ticket is bought online.

• Closing Hours given are an approximation.
• The actual closing hours vary wildly depending on the day and the month. However, they almost never close before 4pm. Check attraction website for day-specific hours.

• Jackie B. Goode's Uptown Cafe
• Dominos
• Belgian Waffle and Pancake House

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