The staff was really friendly and kept throwing out interesting facts throughout the visit. They were very knowledgeable. We may of accidentally stayed a little later than they were open but it was because we got souvenirs so they were understanding. It was worth the visit!

This was a really cool experience. You receive a boarding pass at the beginning of the tour of a person who really rode on the Titanic. You get to see if they were a person who lived through the experience. You also learn about their history and why they were traveling on the Titanic that day. Its really interesting and you learn so much.

I’m big fan Titanic story, and there is no way I would miss this place It a little smaller expo than in Vegas, but so worthy to visit!It shows you the difference in passenger’s classes, it has artifacts from the ship, including a 2 ton piece of the hill. Energy around that piece is unbelievable, if you are sensitive...The quality could be improve a little(some cable should be hidden better, dining room could have more detail from that era)Anyway if you have a bit of imagination you will be back on time, remembering how this big Beaty was built, launched and met her forth and the last iceberg...Definitely need to be visited!

My son is fascinated with the story of the Titanic. I took my son to the Titanic museum in Orlando, expecting the experience to be a waste of money.From the moment we entered the museum, our immersion began. There are historians on-site, who are amazing, we met Lora-LI (sorry if misspelled). My son knows the most obscure facts of the Titanic, I know the basics. Lora-LI and her knowledge of the Titanic made our increased our Titanic experience. You board the Titanic, initially with excitement. Then venture into the ship, some places passengers are not supposed to “sneak” into such as the cargo hold, and the boiler room.We “felt”. the engines in the boiler room. Soon we were on the promenade deck, and as passengers we knew the ship is doomed.The museum is so well done. My son talked about it for the 4 hour drive home! We will be back!! The attention to detail is impressive. Thank you to our historian Lora-LI , her stories have now made me interested in learning more of the Titanic.

We had a discount card from a local restaurant. They would only give one person in our party the discount, and told us those cards were old. How should we know that?The hours listed on the web site, the outside of the door, and on the message if you call their number, say that they close at 8 pm Mon-Thursday. However, we were there on a Thursday at 4 pm, and the people there told us they were closing at 5, so we wouldn’t get a very long visit. Then they sent a guy with us to walk through the exhibit and make sure we got out by 5. The actual exhibit was nice, and interesting. But the treatment we received was not fair or honest, in my opinion. Ticket prices weren’t listed anywhere within sight. I was satisfied with the exhibit, but I have a very bad opinion of the way it’s run. BE CAREFUL IF YOU GO THERE. THEY SEEM TO MAKE UP THEIR RULES AS THEY GO ALONG.

It was very small and didn’t have a lot of content inside. The photos were pretty cheesy except the ones on the staircase but you’re required to purchase all of them if you want the digital copy. Employees were nice and knowledgeable. One came over and gave us some cool information about how much a room on the titanic would cost today.

Stopped at this during my vacation- I didn’t pay for a tour I did self guided- but noticed the employees were dressed old school like they were on the titanic which was fun- it was cool looking at all the stuff they found. Wish we could have taken our own pictures on the grand stair case. Otherwise it was cool and added to my vacation..

I took my youngest child to visit the museum about 3 weeks ago. Can I just say, we had a fabulous visit! It was not very crowded. We were given passports with our names & which class we were in. As we started, I was telling my child about the artifacts & the things we were seeing - I had also gotten her a hearing wand that gives a little more information. The wand can be used for children as well as adults, same information just in a more child friendly way.As we are going through one of the attendants came up to us & started talking to my daughter. Her name was Lorelei. My daughter immediately became more interested & was asking even more questions. During this time, I had a minor diabetic emergency & Lorelei went out of her way to help . We ended up having to leave the museum for a few minutes, my child was upset - Lorelei promised as soon as we came back, shed meet back up with us & finish the tour. As soon as we came back, Lorelei was there! And we were off to finish our tour & to see if we survived our Titanic trip.Lorelei continued with us, answering every question my daughter asked & then some! She had a world of patience & shared so much. Her knowledge really made the visit much more interesting. I mean the Titanic is fascinating & the artifacts are incredible to see, but having someone tell you more details than you can just read on the placards or hear on the wand was great!The attention that Lorelei gave my daughter & me was above & beyond. Her knowledge was incredible. Her kindness was something that not enough businesses offer in terms of customer service these days.The museum is a fun way to spend a couple of hours. The artifacts are amazing to see. It is even better if you can get a guide like Lorelei to walk through with you!BTW, neither of us survived.

What an wonderful museum and something that you really need to experience! I felt like I was there and could almost feel the excitement of how most felt being on the titanic. And, I could almost feel the fear, and panic when the ship was sinking. It’s a fantastic tribute to all who lost their lives and to those that lived on. We were so fortunate to have Lorelei go into so much detail and explanation how that very night unfolded. I truly felt like I was a part of the titanic experience.

On the last full day of my getaway, I decided to close it out at Titanic. Since TTAE was less than 2 miles from my hotel...so, PERFECT CHOICE! And I mean it across the board. I first went several years ago, but for whatever reason, this trip was really memorable, even without the ability to touch the final artifacts. Even with the Covid adjustment, the tour was superb.

My daughters and I found this place by chance on the way home from Universal and I am so happy that we did. While I was tending to my ever so irritable two year old, Lorelei presented herself at the perfect time. She was attentive, patient and incredibly passionate. We all fed off of her energy! Lorelei conversated with us and then guided us through the rest of the exhibit. I saw my daughter light up with questions, and the desire to learn more about the history of the Titanic and as a mother it was beautiful to watch. My daughter came home and began to research more history of the ship, the White Star, and Margaret Molly Brown, as well as the lives other other passengers on board.It felt surreal to be standing in front of such great history and artifacts from this beloved ship. We will be back for the dinner experience as well as tea time, and are very excited to return. Thank you Lorelei for such a wonderful experience, youve truly made such a positive impact on my daughter.

It a well done 15-25 minute walking tour. Not sure how much extra value the voice tour adds as the kids used it the whole time so I guess it was good. Its a good time and I think its priced right for what it is. Not something to go out of your way to do, but if youre in the area add this as a small part of a larger day.

Listen!! This is a MUST to add to any vacation or weekend plans!!! My wife and I are BIGG TITANIC FANS!! This is definitely the place to gain RAW & AUTHENTIC information about what really transpired during the life of Titanic! Our lovely guide Lorelei is so well educated, well invested and the GREATEST GUIDE to have!! Especially in regards to such an emotional and huge piece of history! Its always great to have someone who can help you immerse yourself into this delicate experience!!!!!

Our son is a huge fan of the Titanic. This artifact museum was so much more than we could have expected. The museum was so well done every room had all kinds information and a beautiful set up. The staff was beyond amazing especially Katie and Cole they both were what made the day for us. Katie spent so much to e giving our son what was almost like a private tour with extensive knowledge of everything and anything Titanic and to say she went beyond d the call of duty is an understatement. Katie even thought him morse code! Cole was very friendly and showed our son a ton of info as well. We appreciate all the time they dedicated to our son. A huge surprise at the end was even meeting captain J. Smith. We totally recommend this attraction if your in the Orlando area and have a diehard fan.

Many interesting stories of lives affected by every aspect of the Titanics sinking. Not only those that perished, but so many other lives touched in one way or another, such as suppliers that contributed to the designing, building, outfitting, furnishing, decorating of the ship, plus those that provided supplies or services for the voyage. Many items of interest Id never known (or visualized in my mind) such as over 100,000 gathered to witness the launch of the ship, which only lasted for 62 seconds. Or that 22 tons of oil, tallow and soap were used as lubrication to allow the ship to slide out of the construction slip and into the water. Amazing to picture some of the engineering feats of the time.

The amount of artifacts collected from the actual wreckage is really something! Due to covid we couldnt touch the pieces at the end which was disappointing, but understandable. Seeing if you survived or didnt at the end with the list of everyone on board was sad but I love how it was displayed and it was interesting to see all the names. It would be really cool if the museum could add on the water filling on the stairs and a little section of hallway like in the movie (saw these were included in a different Titanic museum). Overall a really great experience with great prices and pieces to see

Great exhibits with recreation and actual artifacts. Nice gift shop. Great place to visit on a too hot or too wet day. Our kids were not bored, but it may not be interesting to most children

To see things that were actually recovered from the ship was amazing. The staff was friendly and the pictures were amazing. I definitely want to visit the other Titanic museums in the other states.

Was okay as a self guided tour but PHENOMENAL with the tour. For any titanic enthusiastic this place is a must.

Im satisfied beautiful museum I highly recommend this place. It will give you chills.

An Amazing experience. Our tour guide was an actress who stayed in Character throughout the whole tour. They had amazing set pieces. Learned about some Bad Omens that happened. Some of the mysteries surrounding the ship, and chilling artifacts that will leave you speechless. Especially the one at the very end ;-)

The experience was wonderful! The employees are very knowledgeable about the exhibit as well! Would recommend this to anyone who wants to get away from the major attractions for a little bit.

Very interesting. Clifford was very helpful even though we foolishly said we didnt want a guided tour he popped up now and then and told us some really interesting things. I highly recommend getting the guided tour.

If you’re wondering how long it takes to view the place: 1,5 to 2 hours tops if you read most signs.Great exhibit, has a good mix of artifacts and information. Guides are extremely knowledgeable and helpful with questions. Definitely worth a visit.

My husband and I visited the exhibit today after having met Lorelei at Disney where she was wearing a Titanic mask because I’m totally obsessed with Titanic and had to ask her about it! She was such a wealth of knowledge and clearly has a lot of passion. And I have to admit, when she was talking about the dogs when we were in the deck room, I got a little choked up once I heard that she was getting choked up. She really made the experience so much more meaningful than we had expected!!

As an avid Titanic enthusiast, I travelled from Canada to The Titanic Artifact Exhibition and to participate in the dinner gala on a Saturday night. This experience was even better than I had expected. All of the actors did such an amazing job of staying in character and they were extremely authentic and entertaining. The dinner was delicious and organized very well, and the artifacts... I cannot explain the feeling of seeing all of those priceless pieces. I was quite emotional at the end of the experience, and the actors were so compassionate and took time to chat with me. The employees were very patient with me as I took my time in the souvenir shop, although they were obviously trying to close. I also found the souvenirs as well as the entrance fee, quite reasonable. I highly recommend this attraction!

Wonder exhibit! The descriptions on the wall and how everything was set up was amazing. I cannot wait to bring my kids to see this when they are older. I have been to the Franklin Institute exhibit in Philly, so I was hoping this was even better, which it was! The dinner looks fun and cant wait to try it next time. Definitely a great a place to see, especially for Titanic enthusiasts! The staff was very pleasant and knowledgeable as well!

One of my favorite places to go in Orlando. I love the fact that now you can take pictures inside the museum. I only wish they would sell ring jewelry replicas in smaller sizes. But to be able to even touch a piece of the Titanic..... Priceless!!!!

Great tribute. Love the staitcase

We visited with our go pass. If we had to pay for the tour I dont think it would be worth the cost of admission. I feel like there could be more done with electronic and interactive displays to make up for the lack of actual artifacts. The artifacts they do have are nice I just feel there could be more.Also there is a piece you can normally touch but cannot due to Covid. I feel they could have a hand sanitizing station there and still allow touchingFinally, I felt the staff person at the grand staircase was fairly rude in telling me no photos.

Our historian Lorelei was great she made my sons 8th birthday so special thank you so much this was a great experience she was very Knowledgeable and very patient with all our kids asking questions will be back next year thanks

Wonderful tour learned so much stuff and saw some really cool things from the ship

We visited Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition over the weekend as our son is obsessed with the Titanic. We have visited this attraction many times before though felt it was time to get out of the house. We had another very enjoyable visit there. A big thanks goes out to Lorelei who was our guide! I felt that it was extremely personalized and we learned so much new information about the Titanic. She was very kind to our son and made him smile. I highly recommend taking your family out to this attraction if you’re looking to get out of the house and learn something about the history of the Titanic, especially being able to see actual artifacts from the Titanic. Highly recommended!

This was some great pandemic-safe fun. The collection of genuine artifacts is worth the reasonable price; not what I expected from an attraction on I Drive tbh.It was plentifully spacious to gawk without social distancing concern as we traversed the ‘ship.’ The historian was cool and readily available to offer some facts, the pics are more fun than the typical ones in ORL, and the main attraction at the end... well, see for yourself.

Do not waste your money on this exhibit. It is over priced with little atifacts and information within the museum. Once inside they then only want to sell you even more by taking pictures and restricting you from taking your own photos. I was yelled at while taking a picture of the staircase and was told I was not allowed to take pictures there because thats how they make money with the pictures they sell. My husband then took a picture and we were threatened that if we didnt put our phones away we would be forced to leave the museum after already paying them over $100. You are followed and continually watched without any peace. Most employees were rude.

We saw this pop up on the museum options and decided to give it a shot. Being Titanophiles ( if thats a word) we thought it would be a quick trip for the day. We have seen other Titanic exhibits at other museums and felt like adding to our experiences.It actually had quite a few customers in it this day, to the point that we had to step back and out of peoples way a few times, or wait for them to finish perusing the materials before stepping in. Masks are required and hand sanitizer dispensers are located around the place.Walking through, you experience seeing the Titanic from launch to the final moments, seeing the dining areas, cabins, outside decks and other portions of the ship. In addition you get to see many, many artifacts that survived. This was the most surprising for us, being that so many otherwise fragile objects survived the 70+ years of being submerged. This includes things like sheet music, money, clarinet reeds and other things.With the current scare of COVID, things are a bit more restricted, but there were still staff there, taking pictures on the grand staircase and a green screen that simulated the bow of the ship where you can be King (or Queen) of the World. The staff that we interacted with were extremely knowledgeable, seemingly having many tidbits of information about the ship and its demise, as well as the inhabitants. Things like the stateroom dinner and other interactive things have been curtailed for now.The price was only around $20 per person and then we dropped a few extra dollars in the gift shop. Pretty good price for a few hours of information and entertainment. We actually learned a few things that we hadnt known before and became inspired to go home and dig out the old DVD to see some Jack and Rose, who arent present at the museum.I encourage you to spend some time with the docents in the exhibits. Theyre actually pretty funny as well as informed. When I asked one what was the dumbest question shed heard, she immediately replied Ive been asked if the iceberg on display was the real one. Enough said. You probably get the picture, but if not, its below.

Titanic exhibit was incredible. The staff was very knowledgeable, often offering clarifications or information not included on the placards. Lorelei was exceptional, and her passion is evident by how she carries herself as well as her excitement for the exhibit and the artifacts it holds within its walls. We’ll definitely come back the next time we’re in town.

They have kept almost all the things related to the ship that were found later.And the recreation of parts of ships like rooms,stairs, cafes, Restaurants etc was amazing. It was too extensive and we took that audio tour that helped us to know about the stuffs in an elaborate way. Must visit !!

I love the titanic. This places is awesome. I hope it gets bigger.

It is an amazing experience. And the actors walking around stay in character the entire time and are knowledgeable

It was a really cool tour, it was interesting and fun. Are guide for the tour, Lorelei Llee, was very nice, and chill, she told us alot about the titanic, about the engineering, and some fun stories. But the tour was very cool.

Kudos to #titanicorlando for a most educational and entertaining Tales from Titanic tour! Couldve heard our guide Katie Violet Jessop tell creepy, funny and sad stories all day!

I had a great time at the museum. For a smaller place there was tons of information and I couldnt have been more pleased with the staff. Everyone I spoke with was knowledgeable about the ship and events in great detail. The only regret I have after chatting up a few of the employees is that I didnt arrive sooner as I found out the floor guides used to dress in period attire instead of lame generic blue polos. Since the exhibit is a bit on the smaller side I think this would have really made the experience exceptional. No need to be hokey but immersion is wonderful. Will be attending the new dinner show when it re opens! 5 white stars haha

I have been interested in the mystery regarding the Titanic since a young boy, a past member of the Historic Titanic Society and have read many of the books written. Since the discovery of the true resting place many expeditions and salvage ventures have taken place. The museum is non profit and dedicated to the preservation of artifacts not for gain or profit. The museum contains some important artifacts such as pieces of the iron hull but also has many reproductions to fill out the rest of exhibits. The displays and multimedia presentations could be improved for a better experience but are good. I recommend a visit to anyone fascinated with the titanic.

Neat place but employees shouldnt rush you thru because a tour group is starting. We had just paid our admission and were in the first room. One of the employees came up to us and said that he hated to rush us, but a tour group was coming behind us. We shouldve just asked for our money back and left. Wouldnt go back again.

What a great tour. We had a perfect day and the cast/staff was very knowledgeable and entertaining. The museum was very clean and well maintained. I highly recommend you experience this attraction. We went in with a little knowledge of the Titanics voyage. When we were done, we had a overwhelmed respect for the events of that night.Thank you for the information.

Very informative and historically diligent.Being assigned a person on the ship and trying to experience the exhibit in the eyes of an 18yo butcher apprentice heading to Akron, Ohio was enlightening.The exterior of the building needs a facelift and even though we enjoyed it, something was missing.Be sure to check out the iceberg and massive hull section.

I asked probably a hundred questions and they were so knowledgeable. Not just about the artifacts but future dives and the current condition of the ship.

Really cool artifacts from the titanic along with almost exact replicas of the staircase and a room.

Had thins id never seen quite interesting.Enjoyed.

I love history and exibits and this place made me and my husband believe we were we on the titanic also the gift shop is great I picked up a replica of the famous blue heart necklace

If youre looking for a fun way to spend an afternoon, go back in time with the titanic museum. Its one of the most personal museums you can experience to date, not because you may or may not have relatives that died on that infamous night, but because they show you paraphernalia of real people with real lives that were lost that day. Its an experience I hope many people get to have.

A nice exhibit for the money. Offers a combination of reproductions and recovered items. Its as educational as it is in intriguing. Gives one an appreciation of the era. A relaxing way to escape the heat and develop some perspective on the Titanic. Enjoyed it!

The museum was very informative. But very pricey! I couldnt find a single souvenir under $15. All Titanic souvenirs were $25 or more. Also, you are not aloud to take any photos inside the museum. Which is a shame because I would have really liked to get a picture of my kids at the helm. The exhibits are fantastic. The museum is set up beautifully! It is worth seeing and experiencing.

Nothing like getting up close and personal with the artifacts and all

Very well organized and a very nice place to go and learn more about the true history behind the Titanic

This experience was enjoyable and very affordable. There were several interesting elements, from the replicas to the grand staircase to the iceberg. The staff were very entertaining and in character. It is something to do for a brief and interesting time. However, it is not in the greatest of locations and the facilities could use a little updating or better yet, move the exhibit to a better part of I-Drive. Also, they dont allow you to take pictures, even in areas where there are not artifacts or replicas. But there are photographers and you can get pictures at a cost of course.

Very lacking in social distancing and I was disappointed for the guide to share legend as though it were fact (told a story about a music box in the grand staircase I mentioned after the tour that is surprisingly never heard that before and he said it was just a legend). Made me doubt the truth off the passenger stories he told.

A truly stunning display of one of Historys most tragic moments. As you traverse the expertly themed rooms, you are instantly transported back to the frigid waters of 1912, entombed in momentary luxury, blissfully unaware of the devastation lingering just below the surface. Words cannot describe the weight and heaviness that emanates from the colossal pieces of twisted hull, or the gravity of seeing the Engine Order Telegraph frozen helplessly in reverse. An expertly curated, and meticulously detailed experience that is sure to conjure the ghosts of so long ago. A must see. Bravo.

Really amazing museum! Very immersive! Great variety of actual artifacts, set pieces, and replica examples to really highlight the amazing accomplishments Titanic represented, as well as the true tragedy. A really heartfelt memorial to those who lost their lives, and celebration of those who survived! If you have any interest in the Titanic, I highly recommend going!

Amazing artifacts , these recovered items actually belong to a living breathing person! Who died on boardVery exciting tour

It was the perfect 2 hour plan we needed to spend some time before our check in time at the resort and it was fun!

This was an interesting stop. We ordered tix online at the museum website, which was convenient. Actual artifacts from The Titanic, coupled with many more finds from the same time period, paint an interesting portrait of the time -worth reviewing. The human toll of this disaster (with a strong dose of perspective) make this a good diversion from other Orlando stops, though the prohibition of interior photos makes explaining this place difficult. So take your boarding pass (it’s included in the price) then go to room #1 for a brief 5-6 minute intro video. Next, travel from room to room in the museum exploring exhibits. Visitors may encounter a Titanic “passenger” who will relay valuable info about the museum and the exhibits. A recreated ship communications room, the careful identification of passengers’ belongings, and the finale (no spoilers here) make this inspiring introspective worth exploring. How often can one hear an actual Titantic’s survivor story or dress up in period costume for a pic on the famous stairwell!? That said, the gift shop has no informational DVDs (I was hoping for a documentary keepsake) and is rather overpriced. Overall an enjoyable stop. Budget 90 minutes and if you like group photos, dress appropriately.

I expected a lot more artifacts. The museum isnt that big and there is a large store. I was disappointed.

Absolutely the best Titantic exhibit we have seen. Really puts the human side on this story.

Total disappoinment. Photos allowed anywhere except at the replica Grand Staircase. Why? Because they have a photographer who wants to charge you to take photos for you. Not worth the price, the experience was sub-par and some employees are rude. You can photograph the real relics but not the fake Grand Staircase. Spend your money elsewhere.

It was an amazing experience to go to the dinner gala. Some of us dressed the part as if we were from that time. The actors/characters were great. The 3 course meal was delightful. I would definitely go back during regular business hours to see all of the artifacts.

Lots of amazing artifacts and information about the titanic.

This was a good Titanic Exhibit. Two First Class ladies in period costume greeted and introduced the exhibit. Molly Brown, the unsinkable lady herself seemed to be the main greeter.The location is central Orlando and has lots of free parking. There are many actual artifacts from the Titanic among other artifacts from the same period and same cruise ship company. All this among stage set ups to recreate what the great liner must have looked like.Its a comfortable 72 degrees inside but often darker than makes for easy viewing or reading. A well stocked gift store waits at the exit. Washrooms are located just inside the exit before the gift shop.Look for coupons to get a deal on admission. We paid $17 on line with TravelZoo.

It was nice and I enjoyed it. However it is a bit pricey for what you get. I also think they should have a little bit more. But if you are into the history of the Titanic like myself you will enjoy this place.

Great food, great performances! Only disappointment was the appetizers they presented in the waiting area.

It was very nice experience lots of pictures and info on what happened that day

It was fantastic. Thanks to Clifford for his help

Everything was great. Except the guy taking pictures on the grand stair case was rude.

Is so interesting, learned so much more about the hole thing, I actually felt like I could really imagine parts of it, loved getting to know about such wonderful people from the ship

Huge amount of artifacts from the actual wreck! Absolutely amazing amount of information with easy to navigate displays. The Historian that was walking around the exhibit was very knowledgeable, personable, and had fantastic stories. A wonderful experience - I would highly recommend. Make sure to ask questions of the Historians, as the staff takes the experience from interesting to exceptional and truly moving.

Very informative great experience. A must visit!

Worth the visit if you love history and the Titanic.

Its was so cool and sad to see all this stuff

Like most people, we have watched the Titanic movie...but never attended an exhibit about this ship. As I walked through the various displays, I was struck by the details provided by survivors, newspaper articles and other artifacts on display. We arrived as the front doors were unlocked, and 2-large tour buses started to unload. I was worried that we would feel pushed by this large crowd coming behind us. In actual fact, we had a very peaceful journey throughout the entire exhibition. A great step back into history.

A nice tour if you are looking to get out of the rain on a rainy day like we did when we visited or on a blazing hot summer day if you need to cool off. Theres a photo op when you first get in but the lady taking the picture didnt know how to work the camera properly so the pics were terrible and the only one that may have been decent she accidentally deleted when we went to the photo review counter after the tour. The dinosaur exhibit adjacent to the Titanic tour is offered if you pay any extra $10-15 but its very boring. Its a short walk on an arc or half moon shaped path. We were through it in 10 minutes. A young child thats really in the dinosaur phase would probably enjoy it.

This museum is small but very nice, and has a lot of great attention to detail! Lots of beautiful treasures, many real, some recreations, all very informative and thought provoking. They also have a very large piece of the actual ship, but please don’t touch! - they have a small bit for you to touch specifically, which I thought was extremely thoughtful, as I really enjoy connecting with history physically as well as visually.

Neat and was very clean and prepared to handle covid 19. We all survived!

Very interesting and the beautiful historian was quite knowledgeable and so helpful

This museum is unassuming from the entrance at the front in a little strip mall. I wasnt sure what to expect when we entered, but the bow (a reproduction of course) of the ship sits in front of a green screen in a giant room where you purchase your tickets and enter the museum. There are a multitude of actual artifacts from the sunken/wrecked Titanic and descriptive cards for each. I learned a lot I didnt already know from reading A Night To Remember. Totally worth a morning or afternoon while youre in Orlando!

Loved this museum. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Liked that you could actually touch a piece of the Titanic. The tickets you get has a passenger list on it and at end you can see if your person survived. It was a surreal experience.

Great place to visit! Awesome souvenirs.

Very cool place if youre interested in history. Would have given five stars if the museum was a little bigger. But it was a decent size. It kept my six year old interested.

Very nice employees, good exhibit, and a little sad due to remembering all the lives lost that night.

My wife set this up for me and the kids. We got dressed to the nines and got I to character (we were assigned real personas on the Titania). The food was solid. The actors/staff were very good. It ends, as you might imagine, on a heavy note, so maybe not a first-rate kind of experience. But attaching your participation to a specific real historical persona was very effective in making it feel personal.

Very nice place. A lot of interesting facts.

With both artifacts and replicas the Titanic exhibit really is a step back in time. Upon arrival you are given a boarding pass with information about a passenger that really sailed on the titanic years ago. At the end of the tour you are faced with a very daunting list of the people who lived or died. Without this exhibit their stories maybe lost in time.A lot of the exhibits mimic the restaurants, staircases, and the suites that the guests stayed in during their very short voyage in 1912 .

Really informative and educational!can be done as quickly or as long as u want to do!

Went to the Titanic Artifact Museum with the family. When you enter each member of your group gets a Titanic ticket with a passengers name on it which you use later to find out if they survived. There was a staff member dressed up like the Unsinkable Molly Brown who did a short presentation about Titanic and the sinking. It was interesting for the kids age 7 and 8 with some facts thrown in for the adults. The remainder of the museum had artifacts and period pieces mixed together with signage indicating what was a artifact and what was not. There was audio presentation in some of the rooms which was interesting as well. One of the last rooms includes a large piece of ice to look like an iceberg. The kids found this fascinating due to the size and it being cold and wet. Of course at the end of the museum is the requisite gift shop filled with reproduction pieces and the ability to buy a real nickel sized piece of Titanic coal in a plastic box for $45.00 dollars. This was a good experience for our kids due to their interest in the Titanic disaster.

Got to say, the actors rush you through the museum and tell everyone to hurry up so you can’t look at things without coming back and paying, again. Also the dinner, what a waste, the beef is horrible and the chicken is super dry. They also expect you to be the show by forcing you to play a character role that they assign by little cards. The staircase photo would be great if they could omit their logo which ruins it. Some guests for the dinner are wearing a tux while others are in flip flops, which ruins the vibe. All and all just watch it on YouTube, not a destination.

My six-year-old son is completely obsessed with the Titanic so for Christmas I got him tickets. It was a little expensive but they had some pretty neat things to see. Not sure if I would be spending the money anytime soon to go back again, I feel like one time is definitely good enough for me.

My 7 year old has been fascinated with the Titanic for weeks and thoroughly enjoyed the exhibit!

Quite impressed with how well put together this exhibition was. Gives you a real sense of who the individuals were and tells their stories. Artifacts were quite interesting.

What a great way to see an important part of history. Cant take pics. But its still wonderful.

Overpriced for the amount of exhibits, but overall interesting place to visit. As you move through the museum, seems like you are actually on board of the ship, especially I liked the room imitating the deck. The costumes to use for pictures could be cleaner.