The good news: The Titanic exhibits were historically accurate, informative, and interesting. They also have a good collection of items from the ship, and restrooms. The bad news: The cost is on the high side of life for what you get. The downstairs exhibits are too crammed together. But the weirdest thing? Including Holocaust exhibits and information. And then trying to show "a connection between the two?" Spoiler alert: there is as much connection between the Titanic and the Holocaust as there is between Kevin Bacon and Henry Cavill (i.e., they have a mutual friend/contact). Using their logic, they could have covered WWI, WWII, the Civil War, and a dozen other events that people on the Titanic were part of. If you want to have a Holocaust museum, then just do so. It's a great idea. But don't just cram it willy nilly into another major event for the heck of it. Pass.

This museum was AMAZING! It was so educational but also emotional. The whole thing was great but the highlight was the lifeboat drill portion with Rena Peterson. She made the experience so real to us and made it so personal. She gave interesting thought-provoking questions. I would definitely come back again especially if I can hear her talk again. Thanks for such a great time!

We went with a group of 20 and LOVED it! Ms. Rena Peterson gave us a little tour highlighting different things in the museum for us. She was absolutely fantastic. She knew everything about the titanic. She even knew each passengers story from their trip on the titanic as well as the personal lives. Her knowledge and her love for the story really made our visit amazing. We all talked about our passengers and the visit all week! It was a chilling experience.

The Titanic Museum was awesome! The exhibits are very well thought out and informative. There are several tributes to different groups of passengers that I found to be very emotional and moving. The artifacts are amazing! You really get the full story of the ship's history and legacy. One tip: be sure to reserve tickets in advance, because entrance is limited.

There was so much meaning and intentionality put into this collection of Titanic items! We loved how the museum honored the passengers and crew members and made them come to life as people rather than merely victims. The Titanic artifacts were amazing and the replicas of the other aspects of the ship were also remarkable. The staff was also knowledgeable and had a passion for sharing about the Titanic. We spent a couple of hours in the museum; I could have spent more time , but my family was satisfied with the time we spent and it could be experienced in less time.

This is a great museum - artifacts from the Titanic, pictures, recreations of some of the rooms, and lots of information about both the boat being built, and lots of information about passengers. You are given a boarding pass for one of the passengers when you enter. At the end you find out whether your passenger survived or not. You are given an audio tour device, which you activate in the different areas of the museum.

Our first time going my son was allowed his own private tour remote, which was easy for him to use and kept him engaged throughout the tour, but last time we went they said he was too young (he's six) and couldn't have one. He proceeded to be soooooo bored through the museum that I ended up not listening to mine and just walking through to keep him entertained. I love this museum and hope I don't have the same issue next time.

Wish we could have had more time! We snuck this in between two visits we had scheduled tickets for! It was the 7-year-olds idea, and she was so excited to see the titanic! We would love to go back when the kids are a bit older and have more patience so we can read and listen to everything!

This was a nice museum. I wish there were more artifacts, but the exhibits they had were educational, like how cold it was and you could actually feel it, or how the deck was tilted, etc. The grand staircase replica was nice, too. You really feel like you’re on the ship during that time.

Very informative experience. I liked how they focused on the passengers and really made you think about what they experienced. Nice collection of artifacts. It was a nice follow up for me as I had just been to a musical based on the Titanic. I liked the fact it was self guided with a device to listen to based on where you were. You could spend as much or as little time on each exhibit that you wanted. They also have guides at intervals that you can talk with if you have any questions as well.