A very busy attraction, would recommend booking. We attended at opening time on a Sunday, it was busy then. Well laid out, the story starts with the industrial history of Belfast and carries through to the sinking of the Titanic. Interactive displays, a small ride and easy to read displays. Allow over 2 hours to view thoroughly.

Great visit with plenty of History. Learned a lot of Belfast history as well as the Titanic. Plenty of knowledge and the ride was good. Parking was plenty and price fare. Nice and warm inside with plenty of facilities and lifts. Need a couple of hours here. Thought the price was a bit steep though.

What can I say...this museum was well done. You learn so much from how the ship was built, the people that created it, built it, served on it and traveled on it. You can see how a passenger would have experienced dining, their state room and entertainment. There's jsut so much to see and learn. Even a movie about a diving excursion to recover some of the shipwreck. Definite must see in Belfast.

We had a very short time in Belfast, but made sure that this museum was on our to do list. And we were not disappointed! How much time you spend here all depends on how much you want to read - you can do this museum in a half day so there is no reason to not make this a priority! The grounds are also amazing - make sure you go outside to see the outline of the two ships where they would have stood in the building docks. Perhaps the best thing about this for me personally was thinking about the building of the ship and the people in the community who contributed to its construction, right down to the linens needed on the voyage - most often we only think of the sinking of the ship, and this museum changed that for me.

I’ve been fortunate enough to visit Titanic exhibitions in America but nothing compares to this. Lots of history about Belfast as a developing city and especially the ship building industry and it’s impact on the city Lots of interactive stuff, displays, and a “tour through the ship yard” on a gondola. For me, it was reading the desperate messages between the Titanic and other ships in the area which I found emotion. “QC……come quickly “ The cinema presentation at the end finished the whole experience perfectly. It was quiet warm inside even in December and I wished I’d not dressed for the cold. There are toilets in the tour which I thought was a good idea. If it’s not raining, go outside where the imprint of the Titanic and other ships are laid out as they were when being built. Gives a sense of proportion I was there nearly 3 hours but we didn’t skimp anything.

Nice museum and interesting but not a lot about the titanic, very disappointing at this. Gift shop reasonably priced. There is a ride that we didn't expect which was OK. We went around Nordic boat which was good. If you are going to go thinking its all about titanic don't bother but if you are interested in history then go.

Have seen better titanic exhibitions…basically this is a lot of photos on walls (mostly of other ships) and text. Very little interactivity in the exhibition. Interesting history of Belfast. Very little artifacts from the titanic. 20 min queue for a cringe worthy 5 min ride.

This museum is really interesting, we really enjoyed the history and learning. The interactive ride was amazing and I think some more little bits like this would have make the museum even more special. We really enjoyed it here.

Titanic Belfast is a collection of artefacts and documents from the ill-fated Titanic, the "Unsinkable Ship." Titanic Belfast recreates the atmosphere of this great ocean liner, that foundered in the North Atlantic after striking an iceberg. The ride is also fun. Allow two hours to see this great ship as she once was.

The museum building was closed for refreshment so we booked the discovery tour of the area and SS Nomadic. Our guide Caitlyn was great. She was well versed, gave us some great insights into the history of the place and what happened after. The tours access to the hotel and former H&W offices lent a brilliant dimension to the experience, which really helped connect with the story. It was cold and windy but the tour was designed to give us shelter periodically. The headsets allowed the large group to hear Caitlyn even when we were outside and spread out. We look forward to coming back to Titanic Belfast to enjoy the museum. Great Job Caitlyn.