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About Titanic Museum Attraction
The story of the Titanic has gone down in history - it will forever be known as the unsinkable ship that sunk. The Titanic Museum Attraction tells another story - one less heard. They tell the story of those children of the Titanic - for children of today. It is the first and only tribute in the world to Titanic's smallest heroes.
Kids can step into the shoes of those their own age and imagine what it would have been like on such a magnificent vessel! What were people saying? What sounds could they hear?
Kids can wander along the corridors, visiting the cabins, the hallways, the parlors - and even the Grand Staircase! They can be a real passenger, and even touch a real iceberg!
The museum even go so far as to let kids experience what it would have been like on that fateful night. Fancy putting your hand in 28 degree water and feeling how cold it was? Imagine what that would have been like! They can also try and stand on sloping decks - can you imagine trying to walk along there are the boat creaks around you?
You enter with a boarding pass of an actual Titanic passenger. What was your name? Imagine what you would have been like! There are over 400 personal and private artifacts on display - some of the detail is amazing! You might see a playing card, or a little dice still with its dots painted black.
For those captains under 8 years old, there is a Tot-Titanic section which is fully interactive so they can have a hands-on experience at the exhibition.
The whole family can then sit in an actual sized lifeboat and listen to passenger stories - actual ones!
Iceberg - dead ahead sir!
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Suggest editAdults $26 (includes tax)
Children $12.50 (includes tax) (ages 5-12)
Free Under Under 4 years old
Last Update 2022
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Titanic Museum Attraction FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
There is an elevator available for strollers.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Titanic Museum Attraction?
There are snacks available in the gift shop for you to purchase.
Any top tips when visiting?
You are unable to take photographs within the museum
Does Titanic Museum Attraction have a gift shop?
They have a gift shop where you will find souvenirs, toys and books on the history of the Titanic.
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There are a ton of teaching and learning opportunities for students. The Titanic experience can be linked to the curriculum and let students learn beyond the books in the classrooms. They have a Titanic Scavenger Hunt pack available to download that you can bring with you.
Do they have baby facilities?
There is an elevator available for strollers.
Is Titanic Museum Attraction fully accessible?
If you need any extra help, just give them a call and see what assistance they can offer you
Any additonal information?
Allow about 2 hours to see everything!
Directions
2134 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863, USA
They are located at 2134 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, just 10 minutes from Gatlinburg.
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Isaac St
10 years ago
AWESOME EXPERIENCE, EXCELLENT SERVICE & FRIENDLY STAFF!!! After purchasing discounted tickets through Groupon with my cell phone, I had bad connection on my phone and could not pull up the code. After about an hour of unsuccessful attempts to load the e-tickets, the manager on duty (Beverly), graciously let us in after 9:00pm even though 9:00pm is when they stop letting people in!!!
Lynna Baker
10 years ago
Have been there and really enjoyed the visit, I thought it was worth the money. You can go thru at your own pace, and can get information from the staff and its enjoyable. Like anything it is age oriented, obvioulsy a 3 year old would not get anything from it. I think tweens would enjoy it , as they can read and understand the tragic event and see that these were real people who lost their lifes, not just a good Movie.... I dont think you can spend the money on about anything else in town and get as much from it.....
Tracy Teegarden
10 years ago
We went to the Titanic Museum over spring break with my two kids (ages 11 and13). Absolutely loved it! Amazingly the kids read almost everything on the walls...they were so interested in everything. Very much worth the money to go. Be sure to go early before it gets crowded and plan a couple of hours at least to go through it. We even paid extra for the pictures at the end. They were expensive but we loved our experience so much it was worth it for the souvenir.
Easycomedy
10 years ago
Titanic lore has always been a fascination of mine. When I was in highschool, my mom bought me a Titanic replica ship bell among other delightfuls. I've read the books and poured over pictures...so I was overjoyed when my boyfriend told me there was a Titanic museum in Pigeon Forge where we were taking our vacation. It was awesome!! All the relics and the tour guides in costume and the beautiful grand staircase replica were wonderful!...All was like a fantasy until the Captain with a voice of doom walks into the Molly Brown exhibit where me and my boyfriend were looking at a deck chair from the ship and says we all should hurry because he has a story for us...we go into the control room of the Titanic and encouraged to come as close as possible...and then he unloads a barrage of religious blowhard statements throwing in ebola for good measure...hell and damnation were in no shortage here. Then he paints a picture of his wife's death room...all for the purpose of scaring the bejesus out of everyone in earshot...I was outraged...could not believe that a museum would be a platform for such nonsense...Everything was beautiful, but that man needs to either have a new script DEVOID of religious prattle or be fired altogether.