Fabulous experience, well worth the entrance fee, bus stop just across the street. Really interesting and poignant, a must do o experience if visiting Belfast

this was an amazing experience! The museum was fantastic! full of really interesting facts about the time leading up to titanic right through to the sinking and beyond. By far my favourite was the final exhibit which was incredible and i stood at the top of the stairs just watching it unfold in total awe! amazing!! i have to also mention the staff… every single member of staff from the customer service desk, all through the exhibit, in the shop and in the coffee shop were fabulous! polite courteous and obviously very proud to work there they are assets to you and need to be commended for their attitude and customer service. thanks to you all!

Just amazing from start to finish. Very attentive staff, well organized, gorgeous place. They had a kids station that my kids loved it. I didn’t like a couple of the savory options but that is down to personal taste, not the quality of the food offered. I’m planning to go back next year if they offer the experience, totally worth it!

My husband and I visited here on a quiet Thursday afternoon. We arrived 15 minutes after our scheduled pre-booked time but had no issues getting in. I've been to previous Titanic museums, but this one is definitely my favorite that I've been to. Other museums seem mostly focused on the passengers and the wreck while this one begins with the history of Belfast and how the Titanic began, including information Thomas Andrews and the shipbuilding. After the history, you learn about the Titanics' first voyage in 1911 out of Belfast. Then you finally dive into the passengers and the wreck. It was very well laid out. This museum had a lot of great photos and some artificats, such as one of six life jackets remaining. Some interesting interactives as well here, including a ride. There is a giftshop and cafe. The outside looks marvelous.

Titanic Belfast is one of the best museums I have ever experienced. As you approach the museum, you will be amazed at the outside structure, built to the exact height of the Titanic ship. The Titanic experience museum tour can be done on your own with the supplied audio guides. The museum has many modern, interactive exhibits along the way, including a "carriage ride" where you can see what it was like as the famous ship was being built in the Belfast shipyard. Try and budget at least 3-4 hours so you can really soak in and enjoy this incredible attraction. The gift shop is fantastic as well, so plan to bring home some special souvenirs from Titanic Belfast!

Great museum , if you are a titanic enthusiast then this is a fabulous day out for you ….we had heard great reviews so decided to make the trip up north take in the museum and go shopping after as a family day out ….. However , if you are visually impaired I would only recommend it if you have someone to help lead you , I have RP and I’m immensely impaired in dark settings , with low lights I can manage once I have someone with me to lead me if need be , there was one section I think it was after the section where they have a big wall with a list of all the survivors and perishers names you have to go down a few staircase’s, I can manage stairs if they are illuminated slightly and have the safety fluorescent strips at the edge of each step but one staircase was completely in darkness and the black strips at the edge of each step were not visible to me to the point I’d to be led down and at the bottom a male staff member clearly saw I was having difficulty and led me to the lift and advised me to use that to take me down to the next level which I was grateful for ….. I understand that they want to create an ambience and let people feel the atmosphere that may have existed on the boat at that time but maybe take into consideration visually impaired people that are essentially blind in the dark …. Maybe just a few small spotlights with a low wattage can make all the difference on those dark staircases …. Other than that it’s a great place and highly recommend for a day out .

Well worth a visit One of the best ways possible to spend a rainy day in Ireland. Allow at least 2 hours to spend on the walk around. The standard of displays are as good as it gets. And everything works no out of order notices or jumpy media. The only complaint it the poor signage for parking, by luck alone we found the last spot in the large unmarked car park just past the centre. That was at 11 mid week on what appeared to be a fairly quiet day. Information on bus routs from the city centre on their website would be of great benefit.

Absolutely brilliant! Peter, our tour guide, was excellent. Thoroughly enjoyed our trip, wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone.

I was in Belfast on business and had a spare morning to fill. I’m really glad I visited what an amazing exhibition. The whole experience is well laid out with lots of different way of presenting the information. It conveys the story so well to the tragic unfortunate end which I found very moving. All the staff were courteous and informative. A must see if your in Belfast.

Step into a world beyond the screen, where the story of the Titanic comes alive. After a captivating two-hour tour of the museum, you'll find yourself completely immersed, leaving behind any fleeting memories of the movie. The exhibits are stunning, the staff is incredibly courteous, and the storytelling is unparalleled, making history feel personal and profound. Discover the real Titanic: a tale of ambition, tragedy, and human spirit. This is a must-visit experience that you won't want to miss!

This is an amazing attraction. The history behind the Titanic is fascinating. Because of our tour, we were only allowed to spend two hours here. I wish I had 5-6 hours here because the galleries offer so much information. They have a nice gift shop also.

The tour given by Pip was beyond words. He took us on an emotional journey, not just a story. He made us understand that the Titanic wasn’t just a big ship, it was a dream in the order of the Space Shuttle. He gave us a very deep understanding of the world in which it was created and made the people come to life. The actual building of the museum is incredibly impressive and his tour helped me understand how much the city deserves such a beautiful memorial to their history.

I had read a lot great reviews about this place and it definitely lived up to its reputation. It was extremely comprehensive in its coverage of the Titanic. It was very well done with a variety of A/V exhibits. I was told that it would take about 2 ½ hours to tour the facility and they were right. The only issue I had was at the beginning for the exhibits about Belfast and the Industrial Revolution. I found it difficult to determine in which order you should see the exhibits. Other than that everything was perfect.

Would have liked to have seen it but no parking for campervans so gave up and left. Looks OK from the outside , just glad I didn't pre book tickets.

This experience was truly amazing, not only does it tell the story of the Titanic but the people of Belfast. We also did the discovery tour and highly recommend it. Our tour guide Pip was perfect being a local guide and sharing his passion for not only for the Titanic but for the people of Belfast. Pips stories were emotional and heartbreaking telling of the people on board and those who built the ships. He was perfect and I'd love to do a tour again if he was the guide, I can't recommend him enough