What a cool museum this is. We went late on a Friday and had almost the whole spot to ourselves. The building itself is super cool- shaped like the Titanic. When you walk in it's like you are entering the ship itself. They give you a self guided tour recorder where you can select what you want to hear about. They also give you a card of an actual passenger on the Titanic and you learn your fate at the end. The museum is full of real artifacts- clothing, silverware, menus, suitcases, pocket watches. Surreal to see it all. You can see how the staterooms were setup, sit in a lifeboat, and feel how cold the water was that night. They have an area where you have the view of the Captain. The way they have it set up gives a real perspective and you can't help but get a taste of what everyone felt that night. In the end, I...... survived! My passenger was a married woman on board with her husband and 4 year old child, and everyone lived due to her husband swift action. It was sad to learn they divorced after- who gets divorced after you survived your ship sinking in the frigid waters. Anyways, go check it out if you get a chance. It takes about an hour, hour and a half. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - Outside of the museum. - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

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Very cool tour. You get a phone type device to listen to for information about what you are seeing. So many artifacts and rooms to see how the people stayed. Interactive. read more

We really enjoyed the museum. I really leaned a lot about the people on the ship. I couldn't believe some of the artifacts and journal entries. Nicely Done! read more

I went there today and it was close to the size of the actual Titanic , I loved it so much

Wait times were short. Tickets were easy to book. All crew members were so happy, helpful, and educated about the facts of the Titanic herself. From their short speeches about different history of the Titanic to the gift shop, it was an amazing experience with absolutely happy crew members. So educational, eye opening, and truly a treasure read more

Informative .... 10/10 Diverse ..... 10/10 Cost. ...... 7/10 The museum was fully immersive with plenty of different interactive pieces. The curators took the time to make sure that every party aboard the Titanic has its recognition. I was very shocked to find out the connection between the Titanic and Anne Frank. Even the 10 dogs aboard the ship had their own part to play. I took away a star because of the cost to enter the museum. For 2 adults, in the off-season, it cost us over $80. In addition, the interactive narrator and almost every exhibit included how much the piece is worth. I understand discussing the worth, but not everything needs a price tag. read more

I thought the exhibit was very interesting, but I didn't like was all the kids running around uncontrolled. My belief is that nobody under 10 should be allowed in. read more

Definitely a must see in Branson. I spent three hours at this museum. I liked it very much. I was able to get to tell tickets at AAA took about 2 1/2 hours to go through with a nice gift shop. read more

They make you take photos so they can try to sell them to you at the end, which isn't too uncommon here. What is uncommon is that even if you explicitly say that you don't want to take the picture, they will force you to. read more

The titanic museum is one of the great attractions in Branson. They present the whole experience in an immersive and unique way. You really get a sense of the scale of the ship, and the history of the era. It is great for kids too - lots of hands on learning. read more

I really enjoyed the Titanic Museum!!! Very educational. Hey!! Did y'all know the founder of Macy's and his wife died on the Titanic?? Me either. I also learned that he and his wife was in the Millionaires Room( I think that's what it was called). Yeah, shoots no wonder Macys prices are so high geesh.I also learned their was NOO kids allowed in First Class. I loved the fact that the personnel was in true character, they spoke with British accents. The piano room/guy was very knowledgeable of the band that was in the boat at the time. He also told us the band played until the Titanic sank. After my visit and learning so much about the Titanic, I'm going to watch the movie. Now I was told by one of the personnel that I should watch the black and white version, idk about that but I'll sure watch the colored version. 5 stars!! Oh, my person died:(( read more

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Very immersive and the workers are knowledgeable. It was very neat walking through the museum from build to remembering the perished. Tickers per person are a little pricey and we really took our time to last only an hour. Overall, experience went well and we enjoyed it. Good place to stop by if in branson. read more

Much better than I was expecting. A great museum. Lots to see and read. May not be super fun for younger than 12 IMO. You can take free pics on the grand staircase. The ones they take of you are pretty pricey. Overall very enjoyable. read more

A must stop? I don't know. It was cool and I wasn't expecting all the artifacts from the titanic however I don't know if I would go back. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - The grand stair case - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

The Titanic Museum was a must see for me when visiting Branson, unfortunately, it was a bit of a let down. First and foremost, if you are the stop and read everything museum buff with no need of interaction, read no further. You will love this museum! For us, we like interactive museums where you get to "play" and create memories while moving through. While Titanic has fantastic displays and life size replicas that are amazing, we weren't even allowed to take pictures while inside. What little interaction they had was fun, but, was not worth the cost of the ticket. Due to COVID, the life size boat display at the end (where you normally would be able to sit in one) was roped off. The best part for us was being able to put your hand in water the same temperature passengers would have had to be in and see how long you can make it (kiddo #5 made it the longest at 1 minute). Another let down was the boarding pass. The Titanic Museum states you can find out if you are a passenger that lived or died at the end, unfortunately, everyone of our boarding passes gave away the ending. I know that's pretty morbid, but, that's what they advertise and they did not follow through on the mystery. If you are a child, or an adult child, you can get a captain's sticker which is supposed to mean you can salute any worker and they will salute back. One of the two workers I saluted (yes I was the child) saluted back. The one worker that saluted back did not seem pleased to have to do this. Overall, it was a good experience, but, not something we would do again. Happy learning Yelpers! read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - Boarding Pass - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

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Really cool and informative museum/replica. They give you a boarding pass with a persons name and you get to see (at the end) If your person lived or died on the ship. So many cool pieces of history here. Highly recommend! See how long you can keep your hand in the ice cold waster!!! Such a neat place. read more

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I'd say you'd need to be pretty interested in the titanic museum to really enjoy this. First off, it was like 80 dollars for two people. Seemed a bit extreme. Then when you enter you are told you can't take photos in the entire first floor of the place. Eighty dollars and no photos in half the museum? Hmmm..... There are some really cool replicas of some of the places on the titanic like the grand staircase and first class quarters and such, so it definitely makes it more realistic. The staff are very friendly, but I don't think I would take any younger kids in. The memorial portion is also nice that they honored those that lost their lives. If you are a major titanic fan or want to know everything about it, it's definitely worth going. I still think it's a bit pricey for what it is read more

I'm so glad this museum was open when we went in December 2020. It's one of the biggest titanic museum attractions with authentic treasures brought back from the wreckage itself. It is owned by the guy who headed the first expedition of the titanic's wreckage in 1987. Very neat to be able to see actual relics, experience replicas of the decks and classes of cabins, and really live the experience as a real person onboard the ship. The person I was assigned was Margaret Murphy. At the end of the attraction, you get to learn if "you" survived or not! Great for kids and adults alike! My wife and I went by ourselves and enjoyed it for a full two hours! read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - My character, Margaret, who survived the sinking of the Titanic and made it to the United States. - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

For the cost it was a bit pricey. Considering you can't take pictures AT ALL makes it a bit silly. We understood the copyright laws, but we should have been able to take a picture in the staircase and a few other spots. They did their best to send everyone inside in waves due to covid. You can not take your mask off, ever. Certain rooms or areas got crowded, which was uncomfortable and noisy. Just made it challenging to read and take in information when so many people were cluttering up the aisle ways, etc. it's an amazing journey through the museum and the facts, documents and artifacts are outstanding. They try to sell you photos that they take at the end of the walk-thru for $35. It was already pricey to get in, we weren't going to drop more money for photos. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - The only place you're allowed to take a photo. - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

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This place as cool but just not kid friendly. There's a lot of reading and it more of a true museum than interactive for the kiddos. It did have some cool stuff for the kids to do but 95% of it was just reading about the Titanic. read more

We completely enjoyed the shelf guided tour, along with the museum staff throughout the tour to answer questions. It was one of the better ( if not the best ) tourist attraction-museum we have seen in the 46 states that we have visited. read more

Excellent. Learned so much. Self directed tour with recorded information. Really enjoyed it.

Great place for family and kids. Took about 2 hours to go through all three decks can be done faster if your group isn't big. Get to play a game during the tour and learn a life of a passenger. A lot of interesting history and facts about the titanic I never knew. read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - Boarding pass - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

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Unfortunately Pics are not allowed inside the Titanic, but understandable. But this location is great and a must for the kids. Staff was very attentive and friendly, also they are social distancing, the customers for the most part did a good job of this as well. read more

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Learned a lot about the titanic and it was fun and the ladies at the front where nice

Very surprised at the extraordinary museum. From the moment you reach the entry port you are in for un unforgettable experience. Everything about the nearly 2 hour walk through 2 levels was great. Memorabilia was awesome and unforgettable. My wife and I love the James Cameron movie but this adds value in ways I can't find the proper words to explain. This was, honestly, a near last second decision to go and I have NO regrets. This museum is only second to the 9-11 Museum in NYC. It's that good! Top class from start to finish. Good for all ages (we're Seniors). read more

Pretty good but could be better. I'll assume genuine recovered Titanic memorabilia is speard all over the world. To make this the premier Titanic museum, I would want more real artifacts. They have some, but just not enough. I think the largest item is a deck chair. How about displaying the subs that discovered the Titanic? Sad to read survivors of the Titanic only to die years later in the holocaust. Maybe more on errors from the Titanic movie? Did not like that you cant take photos. I felt it was somewhat overpriced for what it is. It was good, but room for improvement. read more

This place was great to see all kinds of knowledge throughout and history. Just something great to visit in branson

This was an after-thought on our part and we are so glad we went. It turned out to be one of our favorite attractions. It is so well done, with actual artifacts like several sets of china and many many photos from the ship. The parts that were reproductions were things like the grand staircase, an actual size lifeboat, actual size cabins, cold water the actual temperature, an iceberg made of ice, and the boarding pass they give you on entering. It has the name and story of a real passenger. At the end you find out if you lived! It was quite an experience! read more

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I've been a huge fan of the Titanic since the 4th grade and this met my expectations! Due to covid, masks were required. Love that they provide you a boarding pass in the beginning with information of a real passenger and at the end of the tour, you find out if your passenger survived. I loved the displays they had. Apparently they swap them out every so often as some items were not on display as I had seen on the Ghost Adventures episode. The Grand Staircase was beyond beautiful! But the bad thing is that they do not allow you to take pictures on it so that you can purchase a picture package they offer (in front of a green screen). Highly recommend for any Titanic fan. read more

This is by far my favorite attraction in Branson. The life-like replica of parts of the ship were fantastic and the boarding passes were an excellent touch to the overall experience. This is definitely a place I will return to again and again. read more

Amazing! Only recommend for people who have patience . They give out things for audio and it's very amazing if you like history. It's also good for kids if you have any to see. They have a adult audio and a kids audio for the kids to learn. Good for learning and some fun along with it! read more

Titanic Museum Attraction - Beautiful stair area - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

Been 10 years since I've been here, and honestly it was better the second time!! Really enjoyed how they give you a name and at the end you figure out if you survived or not! Great updates, and would come again with family! read more

My seven-year-old son (a true Titaniac!) and I recently visited the museum three days in a row. The museum employees took note of how much he loves Titanic, so they made his final visit something that he will remember forever. Phyllis in the gift shop gave him a White Star Line flag, Stormi at the ticket counter gave him her crew member pin (that she had to earn as part of her job requirement), and Todd at the grand staircase took extra time to impart his extensive knowledge of Titanic. My son and I are so grateful. The people who work for this wonderful attraction are truly what make the museum so special. If you are ever in Branson, MO, visiting the Titanic museum is an absolute must! read more

What a beautiful tribute to the victims of this tragedy. They built part of the boat and the grand staircase to the specs of the original Titanic. There is a model inside that will amaze you. They tell the stories of as many passengers as possible, not just what happened on that tragic day. There is so much to see and learn there. We watched all the videos they offered along the way. The owner of the museum did a lot of exploration of the Titanic and owns many incredible artifacts from the Titanic. We did the 9 a.m. tour and bought the dual deal with the Dolly's Stampede tickets. We were there for just over 2 hours. read more

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I'm fascinated by historical events and this museum was amazing. A great collection of artifacts. You receive an audio device that you can click on the number associated with each display and hear more of the history of each item. I learned so much. You can walk on 3 different wood slants, experiencing the slant of the Titanic at 3 different stages of sinking, as well as put your hand in water that is the same temperature as it was the night it sank. It takes about 90 min to go through everything and experience it all. I would highly recommend. read more

Nice self-guided tour. Lots of information via plaques, interactive audio, films, host, and hostesses. No cameras except in specific areas, due to copyright protection. Two areas of particular interest were a tank kept at 28 degrees. This allows you to submerge your hand and set a timer, to see how long you can stand the temps of the sea, the night the Titanic went down. The other was the pianist playing and discussing the various bands and musicians aboard the Titanic. He knew the history of the various musicians aboard the Titanic, spoke about their lives and how they came to be there. He also plays well. Very interesting. read more

We checked this out on our vacation. If you like to look at pictures and read a lot, then this is for you! We enjoyed it, but this kind of thing is not for everyone......especially kids. They do have a hanging audio guide, but you still have to do a lot of reading in each room or you will zip through and not learn much. To be honest, $40 a piece is high for the length of time you are there reading. read more

Our favorite part of our Branson trip! All of the staff were super nice and there was a ton to look at and listen to! The tour starts but getting your boarding pass and your audio phone. Everyone receives their own audio phone which is great so you can listen at your own pace. Some people had their volumes up too high which was annoying but it worked well majority of the tour. The boarding pass included the name and background of an actual titanic passenger and at the end of the tour you learned their fate. We spent a little over two hours here! We went on a Thursday morning and thankfully it was on the slower side. The replica grand staircase was beautiful! And the different attraction type things were great at allowing you to gauge what that night felt like - including an "outdoor" part that had the temperature from that night, and a bowl of water showing the temperature of the water. Definitely a humbling experience. And a very sweet touch: we went during October and they had pink ribbons by each name on the survivor wall if that person later died of cancer. Very sweet touch! read more

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Place was vary cool. A lot to look at and see. Staff was nice and friendly. Place was not vary busy at all. They even have complementary wheelchairs if you need one. read more

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