Anyone who knows me knows I love history. But the best part of Titanic: An Immersive Voyage wasn't the VR or the artifacts... it was the boarding pass. At the entrance, you're assigned the identity of a real passenger and follow their story throughout the experience. Mine was Mariyam Asaaf Khalil, a 45-year-old Syrian woman returning to Toronto after visiting her sons. Along the way, you explore authentic photographs and artifacts, see props from the film, learn how the ship was built, take a virtual submarine dive to the wreck site, and sit in a lifeboat as the final hours unfold around you. We spent an embarrassing amount of time creating AI portraits of ourselves as Titanic passengers... and it was worth every minute. Fun time, but I couldn't shake the melancholy. No matter how familiar the story is, it still hits hard: the lives lost, the class divide, the passengers who never had a fair chance, and the painful reality that so many more people could have been saved. At the very end of the experience, you walk past a memorial wall where you look up your passenger's name to learn their fate. Marianna survived read more

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Titanic: An immersive voyage located at the PBS Studios in Boynton Beach was very well done and interesting. Parking is free in their large lot and there is good directional signage to direct you to the entrance. When you check in you are given a boarding pass of a real passenger, at the end of the exhibit you can check to see if your passenger survived. Mine did not. There are rooms with artifacts from the Titanic. In another room you put on a virtual reality headset that takes you under the ocean to the actual wreck. You can see the entire exhibit in about one hour. Tickets are $45 for adults, $35 for seniors and children under 12 are free. read more

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage - Museums Near Me - Boynton Beach, Florida

This was an interesting activity. Probably great for people that are super into the movie and or historic event of the Titanic. It is a great family activity. They give you a brief summary of the Titanic, have you watched an interesting movie with facts and then you walk around looking at artifacts from the ship and from the event. There was also a 3-D virtual headset tour that is more modern. However, I did feel that the price for this event was rather steep. I would have categorize this more in the area of $20-$35 perhaps but it was more than that. Because of the price point I wouldn't do this again. Not sure where the proceeds go, but I hope it went to fund a good cause or organization. read more

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage - Museums Near Me - Boynton Beach, Florida

I enjoyed my experience at the immersive titanic. It is also quite educational. Lots of cute photo ops as well. read more

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Well organized. You start in a museum like area with a self guided audio presentation. Then there is a VR section where you are on a sub exploring wreckage and finally an immersive video experience. read more

I was a history major in college, and I've probably read at least five books on the titanic. To that end, I already knew most of the information that was shared during the exhibit but the immersion parts were fun. The VR experience is ten minutes seated where you go on a simulated journey to see the Titanic wreck. Very cool way to see this tragic historic site. The 15-20 minute theatre portion includes a part where they read off all the alerts that went off between the titanic and surrounding ships until it sank. That part gave me goosebumps. All in all, a good way to spend an hour on a rainy weekend day! read more

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Absolutely amazing, well worth the visit. Walk through at your own pace to see artifacts. Enter the ride of the virtual submersible and enjoy a room sized video of the events as it happened. Instructional, educational, entertaining and extremely interesting. read more

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My husband is an avid Titanic fan. We even visited Southampton for him to see where she departed. We even stayed in the old head quarters where the ship was designed in Liverpool (now a hotel). We go to as many Titanic museums as possible. We predominantly went here to experience the immersion aspect. It was very well done. It is very thought provoking. We recommend. read more

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We went to the WXEL South Florida PBS site to explore the Titanic. There was plenty of free parking in front & the building is wheelchair accessible. Tickets were $45 pp with reduced fees for children, seniors, veterans, first responders, groups & students. This is described as an extraordinary :90 expedition that took us deep into the history of the Titanic. Immersive video animations, and 3D projections allowed us to experience what it was like to be a passenger aboard the flawed ship, while discovering one of the most famous tragedies in history. We scanned our timed tickets & stepped aboard the Titanic & explored replicas of parts of the ship. We did not have earphones & like everyone else our speaker phones played what we looked at. We saw numerous artifacts, never-before-seen 3D views, video animation along with cutting-edge technology, experiencing a captivating journey through one of the most significant tragedies in history. From the ship's construction to its fateful collision with the iceberg, we were fully immersed in the Titanic's story. We wandered through a model of the ship, photos of the dining rooms watched the iceberg appear. I relived the ship's final dramatic moments in an immersive gallery. We even took part in a virtual reality submersible dive almost 2.5 miles below sea level to explore the haunting and fascinating Titanic wreck site up close. On our way out we passed a wall of remembrance identifying 1st class, 2nd class & 3rd class passengers and crew that survived & those that died. We spent :60 in this immersive experience. read more

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Perfect for a new Saturday adventure. This experience consists of three parts. You are greated by staff where they assign you a character and take your picture with your phone if you want. Then you explore artifacts and a replica of the ship. Second is the VR experience where you see a 3D version of the actual ship undersea now, it was very cool. Lastly you go into a room where they play a 15 minute video or the boat being built to how it sunk. They assign you a character at the beginning, by the end you can find out if you survived or not. The kids loved it. They have you wait outside if you arrive earlier than your appointment so don't try to show up earlier you'll be waiting outside, also a port a potty situation for restrooms. read more

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The Titanic Show was held at the WXEL South Florida PBS Boynton Beach location; lots of free parking and outdoor seating for people waiting to get into the complex. We brought along bluetooth earbuds so was able to listen to the self guided audio from their website. Lots of artifacts from that journey and history. The animated VR experience was okay. We were shown into a hall where 3D projectors immersed us in the fateful journey. Very tragic; lots of mistakes piled on that shouldn't have happened heading to people losing their lives, way too soon. Very nice presentation. Looking forward to other immersive experiences. read more

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage - Museums Near Me - Boynton Beach, Florida

Great experience! I would highly recommend it if you're interested in the Titanic and its rich history. You're given a ticket with a passenger with some details. It is fascinating to see some of the artifacts from the ship. You also get to do a virtual reality headset as if you're going down to the wreckage site. If you wear glasses you may want to consider contacts. But I just had to hold onto my headset to make it more comfortable. Then you can go into the immersive experience which I'd suggest before looking at the list of those souls lost and saved. The immersive experience was great. I sat in the "lifeboat" in the middle of the room. The front of the main screen is on the starboard side of the lifeboat in the center so you can try to get the best view of the scenes. Some of the notices on the screen did move quickly. I'm a huge Titanic historian and I even learned a few new things that I fact checked and everything was true. Also I suggest after the event look up your person on the ship. My person was a crew member and he actually survived four ship sinkings. His name was Arthur John Priest. He was a crew member too. Only 24% of crew members survived so I was surprised he lived and have something to take away and do more research on. He is dubbed the Unsinkable stoker (he was a fireman and stoker). read more

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CQD CQD CQD Titanic to Carpathia... SEND HELP! I had an amazing time at the Immersive Voyage! It was easy to find, everyone was SUPER nice, and the exhibit was so cool. There was plenty of parking and great stories being told through the exhibition hub.(glad I brought my headphones). The underwater virtual 360 experience was beautiful. You could turn anywhere and see anything. My FAVORITE part was the actual Immersive show in the main room. It felt so real, almost as if I could feel the boat and elevators moving. I could feel the panic and distress by the story telling and visuals. Side note: after experiencing this... I will NEVER EVER forgive ROSE for not letting JACK onto that piece of door she was floating on! #NEVER read more

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Great way to learn about history of this epic tragedy. The staff were super friendly and approachable to answer any questions.

Although my headsets were not "synchronized " with the full immersion experience, I still enjoyed viewing part of the experience. I was hoping for a different seat, but it was not offered to me. It was extremely busy. Many people were waiting to be seated. The next part of the activity took place in another room with video walls to view the history of the Titanic from its inception to its destruction. Very interesting! read more

It was an amazing experience. This was well put together and very moving. I did not do the virtual tour. I was very disappointed with the only magnet in the gift shop. I always buy a magnet from every place I go. The design was terrible and hard to even figure out. read more

Plenty of free parking, which was a plus. The movie portion was nice, but with today's technology, it could have been so much more impressive. The immersive glasses felt very outdated and the images were blurry -- especially compared to experiences like Apple's immersive technology, which makes these feel almost 0-star quality in comparison. However, the staff were bubbly and friendly. I was also disappointed that they recreated the ship's deck but wouldn't allow the famous "I'm flying" Titanic bow photo opportunity. That seemed like a huge missed chance to make the experience more memorable for all! What I did love was that each guest receives the name of an actual Titanic passenger with a brief background story, and at the end you find out whether they survived or not. I became fascinated with my passenger and ended up Googling her afterward to learn more about how her life turned out. One issue was the earbud audio walkthrough (you must bring your own earbuds). The numbers that were to match your audio were no where to be found on some artifacts or not very visible, and because people were talking nearby, it was difficult to hear the first section. Overall, the experience had enormous potential but could have been executed much better to create a far more immersive and memorable visit. For me, it was about a 2.5-3 star experience. read more

Overpriced. Very disappointed at the cost point for what you get to see. There weren't any authentic artifacts and it was all movie props. Would have paid $25, but definitely not worth $45. read more

This amazing comprehensive exhibit was virtual and immersive. There was also a museum that featured genuine artifacts and photographs. A must see! read more

I was very excited for this exhibit but found myself a bit underwhelmed at times. There were significantly less artifacts than other exhibits I've been to, but I did enjoy all the displays and interactive components. However, several of the didactic panels (the posted wall text) had spelling errors - which is incredibly unprofessional. Misspelling Captain Smith's name was not only disrespectful but a bit dumbfounding as that's the simplest last name to spell. For such a large exhibit from a well known production as Fever, I'd expect proper editing - but this is now the third event of theirs that has had this issue. I also found the AI generated images unnecessary and vastly disappointing. I'd also suggest supplying more employees/security as I've seen at other events as there were many people touching things clearly labeled not to be touched. This is how things get broken and/or ruined for other visitors. What we did enjoy: the passenger cards handed out to every patron, the simulations for the Bridge and lifeboat room, the amount of information provided via wall text and audio, the dedication to passengers and crew at the end, and the gift shop had a nice selection. read more

The concept was good, the execution not so much. The narration was at times too fast to grasp details and the cinematography was a bit amateurish. It was entertaining but could have been a home run. Would I recommend it. Not so sure... read more

Disappointing. Of course, there are no artifacts. Overpriced. Audio does not connect with items displayed

We attended with friends and we all had a wonderful time! Very well presented! Thank you!

The titanic experience was amazing. Seeing a 3D World and virtual reality show was intense.