the artifacts that were saved.... its crazy. they built a replica of the ships deck on the tour also, they make you feel almost as if you were out in the middle of the ocean, its freezing, wind is blowing. its errie the way they replicated that scene of the last night on the ship. they also have a glacier... More

this exhibition is very well laid out with a chronological walk through the planning, building and of course the eventual demise of the Titanic, the exhibits and the commentary are very informative (there is also a commentary available for children), and at one point there is an actual iceberg that you can touch, the artifacts are all well labeled and... More

Unless you're like the guy that discovered the Titanic, who thinks all the artifacts should be left alone, you should enjoy this exhibition. I especially liked seeing the stairway (although you can't get on it) and a deck that made you feel like you were out at sea. The gift shop is worth a visit by itself.

When we were in Vegas 2 years ago we choose not to see this exhibit and went to the Bodies exhibit instead. This trip we had our young adult children with us and our son wanted to see the Bodies exhibit. Rather than go twice, we went to the Titanic exhibit with our daughter. It was very well done and... More

I generally am not one to go to museums and/or exhibits, but my wife really wanted to see the Titanic exhibit. As soon as we walked in I was immediately moved by the event and somehow felt connected to those involved in that historic event. Would absolutely do it again, and have been recommending to all of our friends.

Based on all the positive reviews here we wanted to experience this exhibition. So glad we did. The whole thing was very well done from the passenger card you receive upon entry to the well lit displays and life size "props" like the grand staircase, iceberg and the actual large hull piece that was recovered. Lots of recovered artifacts to... More

It was very interesting to see all the recovered artifacts. There were some neat features like the ice wall you can touch to see how cold it was that night. We enjoyed the attraction!

I went to the Titanic exhibition back in 2009 but decided to go back this year as it was really interesting. The artefacts were amazing, its crazy to think that they were once in use on such a famous ship, its breathtaking. The "Big Piece" is the best bit, its amazing to see such a large part of the ship... More

Well worth the entrance fee. The exhibition is laid out very well, both in getting around it and the timeline of the exhibits. The range of exhibits and the story behind them are both moving and, in places, funny. Allow at least 90 minutes to go round.