Debra took a small group on a tour of the museum. her knowledge of Titanic's history, its people, and those it affected around the world was amazing. We really learned a lot. I highly recommend taking the tour and definitely try to get Debra. read more

It's a great experience and very educational. It's self guided and a lot of reading but very nice. My issue is with the organization of this exhibit. There's no reason you should be waiting 30 minutes on the line to be let in when you have tickets. The staff was also pretty rude when people were annoyed for waiting. I had a great time, but I would not return. read more

I wouldn't recommend this exhibition. My party found it to be quite underwhelming for many reasons. First, we had to wait about 15 minutes to enter the exhibit despite the ticketed time entry. This didn't bother me, but is just something to note. Upon checking in, you can take their physical audio guide or use the downloaded version on your phone. I chose to listen on my phone so that I could wear my own headphones. The exhibit itself wasn't immersive at all, as you are just listening to the long and somewhat boring audio tour while walking through many rooms with artifacts/photos, which are labeled to time with the guide. It was a completely individualistic experience, as the audio tour meant it was very difficult to discuss anything with your group. I found too many of the relics to just be photos of people or things, rather than actual interactive artifacts. This meant we were often standing in front of photos for an extended period of time as you listened to the guide. The place was a big warehouse with many rooms and I felt that the artifacts and storyline on the audio guide was a bit random. It was definitely a big place and we kept wondering if we were almost done! To top it all off, one of my friends and I both lost service on our phones near the end and couldn't get the audio guide to reload! read more

Although this is a self guided tour on your smartphone, it is still a nice place to visit with a friend and talk about it afterwards. The whole experience took 1.5 hours, plus a short visit to the gift shop at the end. If you go, you may want to bring a charger for your phone. We had to wait on line with our timed tickets bought online, but it didn't take too long. The queue for the line and ticket booths are indoors by the entrance. The price on the weekend was a bit pricy, at $44 when bought online. There is a hallway modeled after the first class hallways on the Titanic, so there are photo opportunities. I like seeing the replicas of the rooms of different classes and learning about the stories of the passengers of the Titanic. Although reception towards the end was spotty and the audio was cut off, I was able to finish the audio guide on my friend's phone. I like how you can touch a model of the iceberg in one of the rooms that shows a video of the ship sinking; it feels a little more real. read more

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I typically don't go to exhibitions, especially art ones but was intrigued by this one. First and foremost, the staff (particularly this man) was super accommodating, I think he was running the show? The entire staff had a very calm and chill demeanor midst the chaos on a Saturday. We were able to snag a last minute ticket on site even though it was sold out online. We had to wait in line for over an hour even though we arrived within our time frame. The exhibit comes with a headset audio tour that has 45 segments of about 2 minutes each. THERE IS NO TIMES SPEED!!! It would have been so helpful to move along the process! The audio tour guides you through each showcase and explains each picture, artifact and display. We didn't have time to listen to the entire audio and it was getting stuffy. You need the audio tour guide because there aren't many writings on the wall, it's primarily visuals. I think I'd really gain more of an experience if I listened to the entire audio. Most importantly, there was no Celine Dion playing! It would have set the mood. My favorite thing was reading the letters of the passengers that describe the Titanic. It was also cool to see the recreated rooms with furniture from the 1920s. read more

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This Titanic experience is about a 90-minute audio-guided tour that tells stories about the construction, voyage, and passengers (plus crew) of the infamous Titanic vessel. As you walk through, you'll see pictures and relics (postcards, clothing, accessories, etc.) that align with different numbered tracks of the audio tour. Though I thought it was interesting hearing some of the passenger stories, and the two model ships were incredible, I certainly think the Exhibit is overpriced for the experience. It's not a great group activity just because everyone is wearing headsets for the tour, which makes it hard to converse with anyone you come with. Also, besides an iceberg wall that you can touch, there aren't any hands-on pieces of the exhibit, so it doesn't seem very kid-friendly, and might seem long or boring if you aren't a guided audio tour type of person. My girlfriend (who LOVES the Titanic story) and I both enjoyed our visit, but agreed that it wasn't the most engaging experience and that we don't really have a desire to go again. read more

Not worth the price. $30 Pretty underwhelmed at the pop up museum. Upon enterance to the exhibition you are welcomed by graffiti covered doors, I thought the exhibition was closed but seems it was open. You are handed an audio guide as you scan your tickets and are then taken on the audio tour for the next 90 minutes as you go through 45 different pieces and learn about the stories of the White Star Line, artifacts of the Titanic, the people, and search afterwards. For such an incredible time in history I wish the exhibition did a bit more with more interactive pieces and reading and a greater delve into the time on board and tragedy . The audio tour made it difficult to discuss with your group and made it a very individualistic experience , which I did not expect. The exhibition also seems like it was a bit rushed to setup, based in warehouse with different artifacts and pictures numbered and simple explanations. read more

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The artifacts and layout of the exhibition were both informative and meaningful. The employees were a wealth of knowledge about the Titanic. My recommendation is to AVOID the exhibition completely when there is guided tour on the schedule. We elected the self paced audio tour, yet along the way were asked by employees to skip normal parts of the exhibition because a guided tour was present. Wish we could have seen the exhibition but were pushed out by the guided tour group! read more

Did the self guided audio tour and loved it! Super informative and I learned a lot about the ship, more from than the movie. Definitely recommend to anybody looking for a cool thing to do in the village. read more

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Absolutely Amazing!! The headset was such a great addition to the experience. I was kind of sadden the iceberg was out of service. The overall experience was phenomenal!!! A MUST SEE If you love the movie Titanic as I do, you don't want to miss this. read more

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I absolutely loved this. Loved it. I was in NYC for the half marathon and looking for random things to do and this popped up. Being the basic white girl I am that is obsessed with the Titanic, obviously, I HAD to check this out. I walked over to the exhibition hall and eagerly swiped my card to begin yet another museum exhibition tour. I love doing these tours because they're all a little different. This one's guided tour was really well done I thought. You can pause, rewind, etc as needed and that allows you to take the tour at your speed. Some of the artifacts that they have are really impressive and the stories are amazing. I'm very glad that I took the time to check out this exhibit. The only thing is that I wish they had more souvenirs to choose from. I know that it's difficult since it's a touring exhibit so that's truly no big deal. read more

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Underwhelming. Tickets are expensive for what you get. A pop up museum with some interesting things, but I remember an exhibit in Atlantic City with so many more artifacts. The iceberg wall was interesting- you can actually touch it and feel how cold the ocean was that night. Gives more insight to the suffering these poor souls experienced. Venue located in an industrial-looking space- a couple of recreations were cool (a few bedrooms, a hallway). Met with graffiti on the main doors into the exhibit which is such a shame. read more

An incredibly crass and tasteless end to an otherwise amazing exhibition. So I've come to peace with the idea of raiding a tomb for public entertainment. We exhumed poor King Tut's burial site but educated the world with the travelling exhibition of its artifacts. Same with Titanic. This exhibition was simply amazing and informative, despite the obvious financial motive. Stunning displays. Moving portraits of the passengers. Then you reach the gift shop. Titanic the beer? Titanic baby clothes? Just absolute cringe. The private equity people took this too far. If they need to maximize profits so desperately that they would have Titanic dog toys why not open or partner with a restaurant ant and serve the Titanic's menu? I don't know. There's a way to immerse educate, and recoup investment without being so bloody tacky. read more

This is not interactive, as advertised, with the exception of the ice luge that was built into the wall. It's truly just an audio tour with pictures on the wall and didn't have any of the real items -- everything was a replica. The most shocking part was the final room where they are showing videos of the titanic underwater and at the end it tells you all of that footage came from Oceangate. Yes, that Oceangate. read more

This exhibit was actually better than I thought. They have an audio guide included with your ticket, which made it easier to peruse the exhibition more leisurely and in an orderly fashion, since the guide was explaining where to go and explaining each section thoroughly and interestingly. This also made the experience a nice one for a solo visit, or for a visit with friends/family. read more

unfortunately the ticket service for this exhibit is a total disappointment. for some reason, even though i live in utah, i got ads for tickets in dallas. i didn't know it was in dallas, so i purchased tickets SO excited because the site said it was coming to slc and my nine year old is OBSESSED with the titanic. the ticket platform was unclear and i purchased tickets for a different state on accident (i promise the site is unclear), and i emailed in twice to transfer my tickets - both times rejected. terrible and insufficient customer service. sooooo expensive and we don't even get to go. would not recommend to anyone - it's set up to make you buy tickets and not get to use them. read more

I think what a lot of reviewers are missing is that you are seeing actual artifacts that were 2.5 miles deep in the ocean for 75 years. On the Titanic. It's amazing some of the stuff they have on display and were able to salvage. Just for that it's worth going. Although $46 without the audio tour was a little much imo. What was underwhelming was that there was a lot of information that is common knowledge to anyone who has seen the movie or read about the Titanic at all. Yes we know a lot or third class passengers didn't survive. We know about unsinkable Molly Brown. We know there were ice warnings. I was hoping for a deep dive on some lesser known facts. They did however have a nice display of a few passengers artifacts and accompanying stories which I had not heard about before. All and all, I would recommend. Just don't expect to learn too much more than you already know. read more

This was a museum/ showcase with some artifacts and very misleading photos online. Very little interactive video presentations. Most of what was presented can be seen online. An expensive mistake! read more

I loved this thoughtful exhibit. I could not believe all of the artifacts collected from the wreckage site.

We visited the Titanic Exhibition yesterday 2/19/2023 and we had an amazing experience. Although we'd purchased tickets for 3pm, we arrived a bit earlier but they allowed us in. We had the VIP experience which provides audio headsets, beautifully crafted Titanic booklets and black and white nice size I believe 4x7 size photo. (You can choose up to 5 of each). We waited maybe 15 mins before retrieving the headsets and then the experience begins. The narrator describes what happened and explained who were the people in the photos. You walk slowly throughout the exhibition. What we enjoyed was the background sound added to the narrator's voice giving that full on experience as if you were actually there. Remember to look at the upper left hand corner of each gallery photo for a number as it applies to when narrator describes each photo. It takes probably a little over an hour which we thought was more than enough time for the experience. We learned a lot of the details of Titanic and about some of the people onboard the ship. A couple of showcases had poor lighting (maybe a little spotlight would help) but overall most were lit up well. At the end you get to pick up your booklets and photos only if you have VIP tickets. Think it's only $10 more but definitely worth. We highly recommend the Titanic Exhibition !! read more

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Garbage. Terrible customer service and total ripoff. I signed up for presale tickets. The site redirected me to the NYC location when I wanted DC. I asked them to transfer my tickets but they wouldn't. I will not buy tickets again. read more

This was an amazing experience and well worth the time and money. I'm not going to get into specifics but anyone with an inkling of curiosity of Titanic should definitely hit this place up. It's awesome! read more

We drove 8 hours round trip to NYC to see this exhibit. Overall it was not worth the time or money. The venue was graffiti-ridden, the exhibits spartan, and overall we thought they were "dialing it in". For a true, emersive Titanic experience, go see the Titanic exhibit at the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas. It's stunning and chill-inducing. I'm sure comparing the two clouded my opinion of the NY exhibit, but there was no real comparison. NY seemed slapped together. Save your money. It's gone in two weeks anyway. read more

If you love the Titanic as much as I do, this place is a must!!! Visiting New York, as well as going into the past and feeling like a passenger on the Titanic, has been a breathtaking experience. read more

Long line despite ticketed time entry. Unclean. Bathroom were gross. Mice running around the exhibit. Staff unsympathetic

It was decent but not "life changing" as one review stated. There were some neat, handwritten letters written aboard the Titanic, replicas of the interior and original china from the Titanic which was fascinating to see. However, for the price of admission, I expected to see LOADS and LOADS of artifacts and sadly, that wasn't the case. It was an interesting trip for the family but I wouldn't have purchased tickets if I read the Yelp reviews first. Believe the reviews, Lesson learned. read more

I attended this exhibition at the National Harbor and it was just ok, and definitely not worth the $40 ticket price. It was narrated well, but the setup was done poorly. It was cramped, the numbers were somewhat out of order, and the information and pictures were probably things you could find by doing a simple Google search. After about 45 minutes, I was tired of walking, standing, and avoiding a bunch of little kids who were running around. (This is not an exhibit for small children.) I do not recommend this unless you get a half-priced ticket or better yet, get to go for free. I really wish I could request a refund. What a waste of money! read more

It was nice but a bit disappointing. Saw one years ago in NYC that had many more items brought up from the Titanic. The was mostly enlarged photographs and a few passenger items. This was a self-guided walk through tour with headsets. The narration was well done, but exhibit was a bit disorganized. Some of the numbers were not in logical order so you had to run to the back of the room to align with narration. The actual items need better lighting so they can be appreciated, or at least magnfied on a screen above. The recreated state rooms were worth it. Instead of snippets on a loop, I would have preferred a 15-30 min video on the discovery of the Titanic. read more

Do not waste your time. First there are hardly any items from the Titanic. You will see "similar" relics from its twin ship the Olympia but not from titanic itself. There are personal items displayed from passengers but that's about it. A lot of pictures of stuff but not actual stuff. The audio tour is long and boring. You stand in front of a picture or item for way too long as the audio drones on. I skipped ahead and had to fast forward a lot. The tour took us under an hour and that's with a bathroom stop in which you waited on line because there's 2 unisex, single stall bathrooms only. I would skip this one. So many other things the city has to offer and this is not one of them. read more

Waited online for 30 mins after scheduled time due to their not being enough headphones for the walk through. Didn't find this out until we got inside. You are also able to use your phone if you rather not. Place was very unorganized. Would not recommend. read more

We Loved this! It was a hard, rainy drive from CT to NYC, but worth it. I had been to other Titanic exhibitions (in Boston). This was wonderful. The way the exhibit flowed with info thru the head phones & pictures & the staged rooms & Olympic artifacts. So moving. Hearing accounts of the survivors. We were so grateful to get tickets & experience of the Exhibition. read more

10 minutes waiting for 1 bathroom for my child. Other bathroom out of order and no toilet paper in the one functioning bathroom! Ruined the whole experience for the family ... For the cost of the tickets this should never be an issue read more

The experience was quite underwhelming. I took my family and we all felt that it was neither an immersive experience nor presented in an interesting way. I suppose anything to make money goes. I go into the city frequently and we are usually happy with our experiences. This was expensive and disappointing. read more