Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Tours and Tickets

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Titanic admission is US$38.25 for anyone 12 and up, US$31.50 for children 11 and under, US$33.75 for seniors 65 and over, and US$33.75 for military members. A 4-ticket family pack is US$111.38. Guided tours are about US$6 more.

Yes, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition has a gift shop at the attraction’s exit. You can pick up Titanic-themed merchandise and souvenirs. The attraction also has merchandise available online in The Titanic Store. It offers certificates of authenticity for all purchased coal items and has a 30-day return policy.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition has more than 300 artifacts and historical items, though some elements of the attraction are recreations. One of the main artifacts is a 2-ton (2,000-kilogram) section of hull, the second-largest piece of the ship ever recovered. There are also full-scale room replicas.

Yes, guided tours of Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition are available. An artifact specialist leads these all-ages tours, which last 60–90 minutes. Tours have specific themes, dates, and time schedules. Some tours are themed, like a romance-focused February tour, while the kids tour and Ship of Dreams tour are year-round.

The time you spend at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition depends on the experience you purchase. The guided tour lasts 60–90 minutes. The Titanic Dinner Gala is three hours, while the Titanic Teatime Experience is two hours. If you buy a general admission ticket, expect to spend about two hours.