Wonderful exhibit, very interesting! Love the boarding passes and feeling the actual water. read more

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The museum Was interesting but the admission price wasn't listed anywhere so we were a little sticker shocked at $78 for two people with a military discount. read more

It's a great place if you're interested in history.Its a very nice place would recommend it if you are interested in that kind of stuff.. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - The glass dome. - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

I had been wanting to visit this museum since I was a kid, I'm so glad I finally got the chance to see it! The collection here is so impressive and everything is very well documented and informative. I loved seeing the dinner menus. The displays that try to give some perspective to the size of the ship and iceberg were also very interesting. read more

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I enjoyed the cool storied told for the passengers. The place is put together nicely the one thing I hated,was it's an audio tour (which is great) but they cram folks through in waves at the same time. Several families with kids who were basically feral ruined any pictures I tried to take, played on items we wanted to see and just soured the experience. ( I have a kid, I like kids... Thier parents suck.) would go back but it's fun to do once! . read more

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This is cool....once. The price has doubled and the second time around seemed much less amazing. We took a couple who had never been before and they just thought it was okay. read more

If you love history, or even just titanic history, you're going to love this place! There is an incredible amount of history and pieces from history in this museum. Some real artifacts from the Titanic and people who survived. The staircase is beautiful and the whole layout is nice. I have 4 stars this time because a couple things disappointed me. 1. I only had 1 single worker talk to me or the people around us. He was eccentric and gave more conjecture than facts, but nonetheless, he gave us information. Which is more than I can say for anyone else. There was one other man who helped my daughter take a photo, but I was underwhelmed with the lack of help. Typically, the workers will be around to answer questions or just give you random facts that are not on the walls or in the room. Really enhanced the experience. Not this time. Even so! I do recommend this place and think it's a lot of fun. read more

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We had an absolutely wonderful time. Spent a couple hours here. Loved the interactive aspects of it. Staff was very friendly! Great for all ages. Did u know the Titanic was discovered while looking for nuclear submarines 73 years later?! The Titanic was a British luxury passenger ship that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912, during its maiden voyage from Southampton, England to New York. After striking an iceberg, it sank in less than 3 hours. More than 1,500 of the 2,240 passengers perished. The wreck of the Titanic was discovered on September 1, 1985 during an American-French expedition led by oceanographer Robert Ballard and French oceanographer Jean-Louis Michel. The discovery was the result of a secret US Navy mission to find the wreckage of two nuclear submarines, the USS Thresher and the USS Scorpion to keep them out of the Soviet Unions hands. The USS Thresher sank in 1963, killing all 129 people on board. The Scorpion was believed to have sunk on May 27, 1968. Ballard and Michel used robotic submersibles to search for the submarines' debris trails. They found the submarines imploded from the pressure at depth. They then used the same technique to search for the Titanic's debris trail. On September 1, 1985, they sighted a boiler and the hull of the Titanic. The mission was kept secret for years, leading many to believe the discovery was a scientific endeavor. The Navy was nervous about the publicity, but people were so focused on the Titanic that they didn't connect the dots. Ballard didn't reveal the true nature of the mission until 2008, when he spoke to National Geographic. read more

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This is easily the best all-ages museum in Branson and if you haven't been to a Titanic exhibit, this is a fabulous one. In previous years I've been to the Titanic exhibit back home in Las Vegas at the Luxor. There is another one of these exhibits in Tennessee. I can definitively say that the exhibits are different in that the artifacts aren't the same but you will receive a card with information about a passenger or crew member on the Titanic and at the end, you can check the survivor's wall to see if they made it off the Titanic. The free audio guides were fantastic and you should definitely use them. I played all the audio clips including the extras that were mentioned verbally at the end of the audio clip. You don't use headphones, you simply hold what looks like a Wii remote up to your ear after pressing the number of the audio clip that you wish to listen to. I felt like this exhibit was both larger and more interactive than in Las Vegas - it's supposedly to scale on the first floor at least. I enjoyed it and my husband ended up buying himself a captain's hat that said "Titanic" across it to wear to the 80's yacht rock concerts we go to. It was only about $10 and the shopping bag in the gift shop is a nice, sturdy fabric with a Titanic print on it rather than a disposable plastic bag. Overall, this was a great activity and it wasn't overly expensive. Visited: December 2024 read more

Had a wonderful time here!! Even did the viral Titanic challenge (I lasted 36 seconds)! Was very impressed with all of the different displays! I personally purchased tickets from Groupon which I suggest as they are pricey! This is a very popular museum so I suggest looking at popular times since it is always annoying when ppl are standing six inches apart trying to read the same displays. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - Row boat picture - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

I think that this museum was amazing! First of all the whole thing was a literal titanic, second of all the staff were always there if you needed them and they would answer any questions you have. Third it was a really cool and exciting. Oh and the kiddos loved it too. I think this museum was amazing! Thank you for your attention to this matter. read more

Rating this for the enjoyment my husband and daughter had. I found this depressing and just too much reading for me. It was interesting to know your assigned person and if they survived what kind of life they had. If you like history, yes, but it wasn't something I enjoyed. read more

We had a great time. Getting to follow our passenger through the titanic was a sobering experience. read more

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I mean, it was pretty good? Kind of an odd place. Here's what I noticed; They are VERY PROUD of how much their artifacts are worth. On every single one, they list the cost of it. "This bible is worth $50,000!". "This spoon is worth $35,000!". Never in my life have I seen the cost of an artifact listed so often. It was ridiculous. Their artifacts are, well, weak. A spoon. Someone's bible. Oh - my favorite - a chair! And not just any chair but the chair some guy GAVE TO HIS NEIGHBOR before he boarded the titanic! Wowie! Your junk you couldn't fit on the boat! Also probably worth $40 k. Staff is proud and knowledgeable. You get a card of a person and my guess is they are all survivors because all of ours were and I overheard other guests find out their person was a survivor too. You'll never get a staff member to tell you if your person made it or not. They're kinda uptight about that for some reason. It's fun looking around. Some neat things. You learn a little. If you're into this then you might enjoy it. read more

This is an amazing museum inside and out and is worth the price of admission. I love the museum's exterior. It is a realistic replica of the ill-fated ship in an iceberg field. A feature that I really love and that is easily missed is the water fountains shooting up against the lower part of the keel, giving the illusion that ship is moving through the water. The museum does a great job putting its visitors back in the time of the Titanic's sinking, I really felt I was there, minus my cell phone and all of the other people. You have to purchase timed tickets to visit the museum. I was able to find a goal deal on tickets on Groupon. The museum has a decent sized parking lot available for visitors. The staff there was very friendly and helpful. Everyone gets an audio device that can be used to help you with your tour and a card with the name and brief bio of one of the passengers that were on board the titanic. You can see if your person survives at the end of the tour. The audio device is easy to use. You just type in the number that corresponds with the image or exhibit you are looking at. Photos are not allowed of the first level of the museum due to what they call "copyright laws". The museum has one of the largest collection of Titanic artifacts, in addition to some interactive exhibits. Some of the exhibits that you will see include being able to touch an actual iceberg, a replica model of the Titanic, a deck chair from the ship, a replica 3rd class cabin, a replica life boat, a replica grand stairwell, a tribute to jewish passengers, a comparison as to how far the Titanic wreckage is and a tribute to children passengers. Some of my favorite exbhits were the room that was kept as the temperature on the deck of the Titanic the night of it hitting the iceberg, the sloping deck exhibit, and the interactive exhibit that allows you to see how long you could keep your hand in water that was the same temperature of the water the Titanic was in when it hit the iceberg. You will find a couple of movies, with seating areas, playing on the second floor of the museum. The first one shows the construction of the Titanic. The other features exploration of the wreckage. Fun fact: in about a hundred years, there will be no wreckage left, just an orange spot at the bottom of the see, due to corrosion and deterioration. Pretty much at the end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to take a souvenir photo that you can purchase later in the gift shop. The next room lists all of the passengers that survived the accident, divided by the class of cabin they were in. The room beyond that displays what life boat each survivor was on. There is also a tribute to the youngest and las living survivor of the tragedy, Millvina Dean, who was just 9 weeks old when the Titanic was sunk. You end your tour in......yep, you guessed it, the gift shop. This is where you can purchase the souvenir photos that you took near the end of the tour. They also have toys, magnets, shirts, shot glasses, books, stuffed animals, drinks, snacks and other novelties. I really enjoyed my visit to this museum. It is very well put together and is as entertaining as it is educational. This museum is fun for all ages and makes a great family outing. My 4-year old loved walking around with his audio device, dialing up sections of the audio tour. I highly recommend checking this museum out whether you are a history buff or not. You will not be disappointed. read more

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The main reason for this getaway weekend visit and worth it! - - - - - - - - August, 2024 Visit My wonderful wife and I enjoyed a fantastic getaway weekend to Springfield and Branson... 47 hours of fun! The main purpose of this trip was to visit the Titanic Museum, which we have seen for years but somehow had not yet visited. We're glad we attended. First and foremost this is a memorial to those who died that night... the Titanic struck the iceberg at 11:40pm local time Sunday, April 14, 1912 and sunk at 2:20am Monday, April 15, 1912. Of the 2,240 passengers, 706 survived and 1,534 perished. The docent in the music room played a song and then shared how none of us can fully appreciate what happened... and like adults appreciate parenthood once it happens, differently than they looked at parents when they were kids... perhaps a visit to the Titanic Museum helps appreciate those who lived and those who died. A variety of exhibits help us appreciate: - the construction of the Titanic and her sister ship, the Olympic, in Ireland, in video and in an IMPRESSIVELY large and well detailed model that was built over two years' time by the model builder - Perspectives from those who sailed... words shared by survivors, including a priest's poetic prayers - The comparative luxury offered even third-class passengers - The wall of names of the passengers - Images from the Woods Hold Institute visits when they discovered the Titanic - the pitch of the deck as it rose vertically in its sinking - the cold cold cold bucket of 28-degree water... how long can you keep your hand(s) in it? - the full-side propeller hanging above the entrance - the graciousness of all those working there The museum is focused on the ship and the memorial to its passengers. The movie is one of the best of all time; the scene at the front of the ship, the "I'm flying Jack! I'm flying!" scene is from the movie, is officially fictitious, and is thereby not available...but that would be the only way I can think of to improve this museum... and yet I wonder if such a scene, for us to re-enact, and/or to photograph / capture a short video... may detract from the respectful, insightful, energizing memorial that this. Thank you, Titanic Museum, Branson! ----- ----- read more

I love this museum. The staff is very knowledgeable. The self guided tour is good too.

This was really cool but also sad. I would definitely recommend coming here without your children so you can go at your own pace without rushing through. This was really amazing to learn about the people that experienced this tragedy and to see the replication of this ship. It was a little pricey to me but I guess worth it if you are really interested read more

We were super excited while visiting Branson this was at the top of our list... The cold water exhibit didn't work, so that was kind of sad... read more

Lots of manufactured stuff and replicas. A few things brought up from the gravesite. 50$ per person

The Titanic Museum is always worth the stop while in Branson, MO! It is full of historical facts about her voyage that ended in tragedy, and it brings each of her passengers to life every day for the guests that come to learn their stories. The staff are fun to interact with as they dress in period garb. We had forgotten to get tickets prior to arrival, but the process was quick and easy. The ticket clerk helped us save by selecting the correct "bundle." There weren't many staff throughout the walk giving additional tidbits of information. One gentleman did seem to love his job and providing fun facts, however they seemed to be filled with his personal hopeful opinion and not verified facts. Never the less he was the only staff doing so. He did eerily show up at random and disappear into the shrubbery like Homer Simpson. read more

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Excellent museum. The exhibits were first rate and displayed in a beautiful manner. it is not a place to walk through in 15 minutes, take your time, take it in. You will learn a great deal of the ship and the voyage. I think the best part of the experience was the quasi tour guides throughout the ship. They were in period dress and were characters from the voyage. Two in particular were wonderful hosts. One was dressed as a ship's officer and anther was a professional gambler aboard the ship. Both were engaging, had a great deal of knowledge and were great answering questions. It was obvious that both loved their jobs. The owner had dove 22 times to the wreck, and you can see that this museum is a labor of love. read more

Very cool place. The worker who told you about the passenger card you had was such a titanic nerd!!! (That's good). read more

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The Titanic museum is a must visit when in Branson. My husband who is not a museum enthusiast said he was surprised by how much effort the museum makes to respect the dead and the history. I didn't have many pictures but this was exactly what I expected. You are also given a passenger name in the beginning and before you exit you can find out if your passenger survived. Morbid but it gives you an idea of the many souls lost. You even get to put your hand in the coldest water ever to see how long you would last. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

Amazing customer service, really added to the experience. Very informative and interesting. You get a card that has a name of a passenger on the titanic and a brief history of them and you are able to see if they survived the titanic and look for their story throughout the museum tour. 10/10 would go again! read more

A little pricey but I thought it was worth it. I took my time reading information, doing the interactive areas, and looking at everything. I suppose if you had a short attention span this place may not be for you, especially if you power walk the whole place. Self guided tour but be sure to make the most out of your money. read more

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What a unique experience! The Titanic museum did a great job connecting us with the details of the lives of its passengers, yet also teaching us about international ship laws and other effects that rippled through the world from the sinking of the Titanic. They took a really good picture of us in front of a green screen, then wanted us to pay $35-$50ish for the different packages. Um, thanks, but no thanks... that's a bit much for me to just fork over. One of the signs towards the end explained why there were so many displays connecting to the Jewish population aboard the ship, and so many displays about the holocaust and how it was connected to the Titanic. Basically, they have rotating displays to highlight the lives of various population groups from the Titanic, and how their lives played out after those unique few days. Thank you so much for this truly unique experience!! read more

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I thought it was a fun house - and boy was I wrong! What a large museum of artifacts (the largest anywhere related to the Titanic) and so many great "experiences" like it was on the ship! read more

Very cool tour. You get a phone type device to listen to for information about what you are seeing. So many artifacts and rooms to see how the people stayed. Interactive. read more

the entire place was really magical and felt just like the real ship, but to be fair I was never on the titanic so I wouldn't know. All the exhibits were wondrous and were helpful with mapping and information. there was a mass amount of things to see, as well as a mass of accessibility to each and every place, the area was huge and I got to view so many artifacts and archives. there was a man playing piano, and dare I say he was good, but I don't think my parents and insane. The maiden at the grand staircase also lifted up the magical spirit and depending on the person you get in your boarding pass, you may not or may enter the grand staircase, (she let us in anyway, as she said "Just this one time". The place was well done and I enjoyed my stay. The gift shop was also well-kept and a good farewell to the museum, although I do say buying "Titanic Mints" and "Titanic Chapstick" does feel a little bit weird. please go here if you are going to Branson! read more

We really enjoyed the museum. I really leaned a lot about the people on the ship. I couldn't believe some of the artifacts and journal entries. Nicely Done! read more

This was a fun place to visit and learn about the history of the Titanic. Gives a good self guided tour and interesting artifacts are on display. Apparently they change out the artifacts. The audio sets were good. It was just the right amount of information. Really fun to get to be an actual person who was on the Titanic at the time and figuring out if you survive or not. Also interesting is this is the only place where you can read about what happened to those who survived. My lady lived to be 103!! Cool! read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - I survived - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

I went there today and it was close to the size of the actual Titanic , I loved it so much

What a cool museum this is. We went late on a Friday and had almost the whole spot to ourselves. The building itself is super cool- shaped like the Titanic. When you walk in it's like you are entering the ship itself. They give you a self guided tour recorder where you can select what you want to hear about. They also give you a card of an actual passenger on the Titanic and you learn your fate at the end. The museum is full of real artifacts- clothing, silverware, menus, suitcases, pocket watches. Surreal to see it all. You can see how the staterooms were setup, sit in a lifeboat, and feel how cold the water was that night. They have an area where you have the view of the Captain. The way they have it set up gives a real perspective and you can't help but get a taste of what everyone felt that night. In the end, I...... survived! My passenger was a married woman on board with her husband and 4 year old child, and everyone lived due to her husband swift action. It was sad to learn they divorced after- who gets divorced after you survived your ship sinking in the frigid waters. Anyways, go check it out if you get a chance. It takes about an hour, hour and a half. read more

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Wait times were short. Tickets were easy to book. All crew members were so happy, helpful, and educated about the facts of the Titanic herself. From their short speeches about different history of the Titanic to the gift shop, it was an amazing experience with absolutely happy crew members. So educational, eye opening, and truly a treasure read more

I thought the exhibit was very interesting, but I didn't like was all the kids running around uncontrolled. My belief is that nobody under 10 should be allowed in. read more

WOW! This museum is AMAZING. I'm not a huge museum person, but this one was so informative, educational and interesting. I learnt so much about the Titanic (something I was not aware of before) story and the museum itself has some really cool things to look at! The bathrooms were also clean, gift shop was spacious with lots of stuff to purchase/look at and the workers here were also really nice. Definitely worth a visit to learn more about the Titanic history! read more

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They make you take photos so they can try to sell them to you at the end, which isn't too uncommon here. What is uncommon is that even if you explicitly say that you don't want to take the picture, they will force you to. read more

The titanic museum is one of the great attractions in Branson. They present the whole experience in an immersive and unique way. You really get a sense of the scale of the ship, and the history of the era. It is great for kids too - lots of hands on learning. read more

Definitely a must see in Branson. I spent three hours at this museum. I liked it very much. I was able to get to tell tickets at AAA took about 2 1/2 hours to go through with a nice gift shop. read more