Titanic The Experience

Great, passionate tour guides, replete with attire AND accent! Interesting exhibit featuring actual items from the ship, or blown-​up pictures (such as the grand staircase).
The boarding pass that one is given at the start of the tour had information on real passengers; at the end of the tour, you discovered whether «you» survived — interesting. It’s not an exhibit that I’d desire to see, again; however, glad to have seen it while it was here.

Came here for easter with the family, took the audio tour, it was pretty neat.
In different areas you can hear stories of the passengers, different artifacts, and a list of passengers at the end noting whether they survived out not.
They also have a place where they can take a pic of you on the front of the ship, where you can channel your inner jack and rose. For a fee of course.

Excellent and the workers are awesome, complete with accent and costume. The displays are amazing and the experience is a once in a lifetime amazing opportunity. Apart from all the artifacts, neat displays, show rooms, the experience really drives home that night and to all the lives that perished. Without giving it away, to me all my curiosities, wonder, amazement and desire to connect more with Titanic came to fruition. Especially since I missed the showing in Vegas. Glad that I was able to do this with my wife and kids. I think my wife was able to get a deal on Groupon???
Sorry no pics allowed inside display rooms. Great use of ear piece technology, lighting and video stuff.

Very great and interesting place to check out. The employees are well knowledge about the titanic and can basically answer any questions you have! It is pretty cool to see real artifacts and hear the personal stories of some of lives lost on the titanic. They also show you the differences between the movies and reality.

Go see this before it leaves!
It was a very interesting experience.
The man who did the life boat narration was amazing and that was the best part.
Truly amazing stories and neat artifacts to see.

I saw this exhibit when it was at the LA Science Center years ago. I loved it then and I love it now!
It’s priced super well. My boyfriend and I got a groupon for both the Titanic exhibit as well as the Bodies exhibit, but I think the sign said it was $ 20 for one and boy is it worth it.
You get a boarding pass when you enter the exhibit that has information about one of the passengers on it. At the end, there is a wall with every passenger listed and you can find out if the one you got lived or passed.
I don’t want to give too much away, but the exhibit is amazing. There’s plenty of artifacts and they do a great job at telling a story. There are certain parts where there are tour guides that give you more information on the ship and the passengers that boarded it.
I definitely recommend getting the audio guides. It gives more information than what’s shown on the boards for you to read so you get some extra information that you otherwise wouldn’t have known about. They also have themed rooms that show you what the actual Titanic looked like on the inside.
This tour is going to be leaving in April, so I definitely recommend going before then! This is something not to be missed, especially if you have an interest in the Titanic!

UH-​MAY-​ZING!!!
This place is a must-​go! You better go soon, because come April they’re shutting it down!
This is a great place for those like me, who have been interested in everything Titanic since the movie came out. Even if you’re not, you will not walk away disappointed. The tour starts off with a tour guide dressed the same way the housekeeping maids were dressed on the Titanic. She hands you a boarding pass that has the name of an actual passenger of the ship. At the end of the tour you find out if your passenger survived.
This place has it all. They have items belonging to people aboard the Titanic, everything from currency, clothing, toiletries etc. They also have many stories of the passengers. This is a big piece of history. It was surreal to see these items up close and personal. I won’t give away too much, just go see it for yourself.
At the end of the tour you have a chance to take a picture aboard the Titanic. So the gf and I recreated the scene from the movie. She was Leonardo Dicaprio, and I was the Italian guy that had Leo’s crotch on his back.
5 stars! We’ll be back one more time before April.

Very interesting and of course sad part of history. This exhibit was entertaining and educational. I highly recommend it to anyone that wants a fun day. I also recommend doing the bodies exhibit at the same time; you’re already there and they’re both worth it.

Better check this out before they shut down forever on April 17 of this year :(Worth checking out, the lady beside me was crying non-​stop. Every scene is well done and it took me 2 hours to see the exhibit, and I read every single content. Quite haunting as you see all the real artifacts. The crew members were professional and all had nice accents. Props to the crew. The place was clean, lots of ample parking and I recommend getting the ticket through Groupon.

Loved how they made you feel like you were on the boat! Thought it was so cool to see all the real artifacts! Awesome experience. I did the combination tour of Bodies and Titanic which was a really good deal.

Purchased through Groupon… The only reason I didn’t give the tour a perfect rating was the fact that one tour guide was rushing us through the tour. I wanted to take the time to read through each artifact but she was in a hurry to get a group together for the final «guide instructed area». We were told that we could go at our own pace but she would not even give us 4 minutes to read through the artifacts before going into the area where the iceburg was. She stated she was losing her voice and didn’t want to do the whole performance over. Yes, I get it. but rushing us through was not cool.
Then she was rude to us regarding our 3 year old who got scared by the final video we watched. He began to cry and she scolded us for this. I thoroughly researched this before I came to make sure this was a kid friendly place. I even called and they assured me my 3 year old was welcome to enjoy the tour. I also need to point out that the place was empty, so we were not disturbing anyone in the 3 minutes our child was getting upset.
I just felt very rushed and they are not as kid friendly as they state.
On a positive note: The tour itself was really awesome.

«If you jump, I jump» …
So my s/​o and I were browsing through groupon and stumbled upon a deal of a lifetime. $ 15 for one adult ticket to as the exhibition. Being that we like to explore and pretty much everything was already booked for Valentine’s Day, we decided to come here.
First off, yay for free parking! Plus it’s a walking distance to Starbucks. Bonus points.
Once we got our tickets, we were given «boarding passes» as souvenirs to keep. On this boarding pass there’s a name of an actual passenger along with their history … At the end of the tour you can find out if your passenger had survived or not.
More bonus points for the guides who stayed in character throughout the exhibition.
The whole experience took us about 2 hours to complete because we literally took our time looking at each piece.
It was unfortunate that photography and video is not allowed though… But «my heart will go on.» Lol
Honestly it’s one of those things that you can cross off your «what I’ve done» list but you wouldn’t come again after.

It was an interesting way to spend an afternoon learning more about the Titanic. Everyone including grandma, grandpa and a couple ten and twelve year old kids had a good time. It wasn’t cheap but it’s something that we’ll remember for a while. Everyone working there seemed to be having fun as well. Only 2 of us survived!
We got the combo ticket and checked out the Bodies exhibit next door while we were there as well — money well spent.

Being one that will stop and watch the movie «Titanic» if I find it on while pursuing what is on TV, I knew the Titanic the Experience was for me (it is actually on HBO which reminded me I needed to write this review).
I had purchased a ticket through Groupon and will a promo code, it cost me $ 11.75 to view the exhibit.
Before you start the tour, you are given a boarding pass with a name of a real passenger of the Titanic. At the end, you find out if your passenger survived. Overall, it is a great tour (including audio) with over 250 artifacts from the ship. One of the many things I had discovered was that the second class accommodations on the Titanic was considered that of be of first class accommodations on other ships.
If you are looking for something to do, Titanic The Experience, is worth checking out. There are various ways you can save a few bucks on the tour by searching for coupons online.

Wow. What a great tour! Wife and I both loved it. Over 250 artifacts from the sunken Titanic and lots of useful information. We really enjoyed reading all the information displays. Very sad and heart felt stories and insight into the way life was lived back then. Especially with social classes and how even back then there was discrimination. You also see many of the characters from the 1997 film. The real ones of course.
One thing I didn’t like is you can’t take any pics of the displays. But the tour guides are pretty cool and have cool accents. They really made the tour enjoyable.
They are leaving in Jan so if you like the titanic or are interested in that piece of history you better hurry and get there before they leave.

I had so much fun at this exhibit. It was so cool to see the artifacts that they took off the ocean floor. I even got to touch a piece of the hull!!:)
They did an excellent job of placing you back in time and letting you experience what the voyage was like.

Went to this exhibit right after the BODIES one. You board a small boat to wait in before you enter. You have your audio devices to listen to in hand and they give you boarding passes of real passengers who boarded the Titanic.
One of the tour guides shows you the first room and explain how the Titanic was built.
In the rooms after, you are immersed in the whole journey. Your boarding pass eventually will reveal if you passenger lived or died at the end of the exhibit. My favorite part was towards the end when the ship sank and you are in the life boat experiencing it.
Definitely recommend everybody go to this educational and hands on experience of the Titanic!

I got a sinking feeling when my mother and I were lined up for this exhibit… too soon?
I am a huge Titanic fan. I saw the movie five times in theaters back in my day because what 13 year-​old girl doesn’t want to cry her eyes out while (spoiler alert!) poor, sweet, frozen Jack sinks slowly into the murky depths of a cold, unyielding sea? The exhibit is kind of a continuation of that, like walking through the movie set. Some part of the ship are reconstructed, and walking through those halls brought back some old-​school glamour. The first class menus made my mouth water, and the artifacts are interesting too. I liked Bodies the Exhibition better, but Titanic is better for a younger, less squeamish crowd.

Group on deal! $ 18 for one exhibit and $ 30 for both. Included audio tour guide.
I liked Titanic more than bodies. We spent about two hours here. You’re given a boarding pass of one of the passengers before you enter the exhibit and guided the first part of the way by a crew member. There’s a short clip at the beginning and then he explains a few things and you can ask him questions.
This is one of four locations (there’s one in Vegas Florida and NY I believe) This exhibit emphasizes more of the passengers experience. So the artifacts from the wreckage are usually belongings and personal items of the passengers and crew.
I liked how informative the crew was. The guy at the beginning was very enthusiastic and told me the passenger I got– Lily May Peel (Mrs Jacques Futrelle) was interesting because she and her husband are supposedly the real life characters titanic was based on. I don’t know if this is true cause the movie was fictional but it was quite intriguing. Her husbands name is Jacques and her real name Lily is associated with flowers.
Anyway this got me really excited even if it may not have been factual but I’ll go with it! My favorite part about the exhibit was the replica of the hallway in first class. And this gorgeous plate designed for first class. You really get a sense of how class conscious they were back then. Well done!
If you liked the movie Titanic you’ll have a fantastic time at the exhibit. Its educational, intriguing, and sad. They have a memorial of all the names of the survivors and those who lost their lives that night at the very end.
I think if I had the chance I may be curious to see what the vegas one is like!
Also you get to take pictures on a ship platform thing with a green screen. They’ll charge you 20 for a print out of one 25 for two but they will also send you digital files on email.

I really enjoyed this exhibit. I bought a combo deal off of Groupon for this exhibit and Body Worlds.
First of all, I wanted to commend the 2 actors that we came across in the exhibit. They were amazing. They really made it feel real. The guy who gave us the account of the ship sinking was practically crying when he was talking. It was so heartfelt! I felt the pain and sorrow.
I really enjoyed the audio tour as well. It really gave some more insight into the pieces displayed and the stories on the walls.
I had fun being in the shoes of my 3^rd class passenger. I got to have a little peek into a few days of their lives and how they they went through. It was truly amazing.
Though the groupon is almost over and I’m not sure what the normal price is, I think it’s worth the experience and education!