Great and must see attraction if in the area and worth going out of the way if it’s not. You must make reservations ahead and time fills up fast. The experience is amazing to say it short. You arrive and are given a card with a name of a passenger and you will find out your faith in the end of you make it. They have multiple life size exhibits of parts of the ship that really help you get a feeling of the size and life on the ship. The grand staircase was way smaller then it seemed in the movie and truly made it worth the cost. They also have a section that allows you to feel the water as it was that night in regards to temperature. Plus so much more you will find, don’t want to say to much, but its completely worth the price. Also, bring wipes to clean you audio guide device. You hold it up to your ear to listen at different stages as you walk around.
Pia Boje
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October 27, 2022
You have to get your tickets in advance and choose your time slot. We went here on a Tuesday at 10am. It wasn't very busy and we didn't have to wait in line to get in.
I thought it was pretty cool they give you a ticket and you get to be a person from the actual ship. It's a self guided audio tour so you look for numbers in the museum and put them into your audio tour device. They also have a youth audio tour which is designed for children. My kids are 8 and 6. The 8 year old enjoyed it more than the 6 year old but every child is different.
There's a lot to look at and read. You are not allowed to take pictures downstairs but after the grand staircase you can take pictures just remember to not use flash.
All in all it was a great museum, very informative. The only thing I was missing were more things they actually found from the Titanic, like silverware or other personal things from the passengers.
This museum is definitely for everyone who is interested in the Titanic and wants to learn more about it.
Steven Díaz Zalduondo
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December 02, 2022
The museum has a lot of history and a lot of facts, however it should have be more fun. After an hour it gets monotone with all the information and the way it is presented. It could be more interactive.
I liked that the entrance to the museum was going up the stairs. That was neat. I also enjoyed the section where you can feel the 28 degrees water. Also the actual replica of the ship was amazing to see from the outside.
Overall the museum was alright. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.
Michelle Garris
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September 16, 2022
Although the tickets are a little pricey I feel like the experience is definitely worth the price. I got discounted tickets through AAA which did help a little. The line when we arrived was quite long but the staff were able to make it feel like we only waited a few minutes. All of the staff we encountered were beyond friendly and knowledgeable and really played a part in making you feel like you really were on the Titanic. Although the museum is only a smaller replica of the actual ship, it still felt so big! You can’t take photos on the first floor until you reach the iconic grand staircase. They had lots of exhibits and memorabilia/artifacts from the ship. Throughout the entire museum they have an audio guide and multiple signs to read with info about the ship, passengers, and crew. I love that you get a boarding pass for a real person that was on the ship; this is such a great way to honor those who passed and those who survived the sinking of the Titanic. This really is a once in a lifetime experience!
Colleen Rinaldi
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October 03, 2022
What a great experience for the entire family. I love that they give each person their own voice handset. Interactive, educational and fun! A great outing and a must do when in Tennessee. The grand staircase is so beautiful and being able to picture yourself in the ship in each class of cabins was awesome. You also get assigned a character to follow their story through the museum.
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Great and must see attraction if in the area and worth going out of the way if it’s not. You must make reservations ahead and time fills up fast. The experience is amazing to say it short. You arrive and are given a card with a name of a passenger and you will find out your faith in the end of you make it. They have multiple life size exhibits of parts of the ship that really help you get a feeling of the size and life on the ship. The grand staircase was way smaller then it seemed in the movie and truly made it worth the cost. They also have a section that allows you to feel the water as it was that night in regards to temperature. Plus so much more you will find, don’t want to say to much, but its completely worth the price. Also, bring wipes to clean you audio guide device. You hold it up to your ear to listen at different stages as you walk around.
You have to get your tickets in advance and choose your time slot. We went here on a Tuesday at 10am. It wasn't very busy and we didn't have to wait in line to get in. I thought it was pretty cool they give you a ticket and you get to be a person from the actual ship. It's a self guided audio tour so you look for numbers in the museum and put them into your audio tour device. They also have a youth audio tour which is designed for children. My kids are 8 and 6. The 8 year old enjoyed it more than the 6 year old but every child is different. There's a lot to look at and read. You are not allowed to take pictures downstairs but after the grand staircase you can take pictures just remember to not use flash. All in all it was a great museum, very informative. The only thing I was missing were more things they actually found from the Titanic, like silverware or other personal things from the passengers. This museum is definitely for everyone who is interested in the Titanic and wants to learn more about it.
The museum has a lot of history and a lot of facts, however it should have be more fun. After an hour it gets monotone with all the information and the way it is presented. It could be more interactive. I liked that the entrance to the museum was going up the stairs. That was neat. I also enjoyed the section where you can feel the 28 degrees water. Also the actual replica of the ship was amazing to see from the outside. Overall the museum was alright. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.
Although the tickets are a little pricey I feel like the experience is definitely worth the price. I got discounted tickets through AAA which did help a little. The line when we arrived was quite long but the staff were able to make it feel like we only waited a few minutes. All of the staff we encountered were beyond friendly and knowledgeable and really played a part in making you feel like you really were on the Titanic. Although the museum is only a smaller replica of the actual ship, it still felt so big! You can’t take photos on the first floor until you reach the iconic grand staircase. They had lots of exhibits and memorabilia/artifacts from the ship. Throughout the entire museum they have an audio guide and multiple signs to read with info about the ship, passengers, and crew. I love that you get a boarding pass for a real person that was on the ship; this is such a great way to honor those who passed and those who survived the sinking of the Titanic. This really is a once in a lifetime experience!
What a great experience for the entire family. I love that they give each person their own voice handset. Interactive, educational and fun! A great outing and a must do when in Tennessee. The grand staircase is so beautiful and being able to picture yourself in the ship in each class of cabins was awesome. You also get assigned a character to follow their story through the museum.