Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Tours and Tickets

Q: How much does it cost to visit Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in 2026?

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.

Q: Is there a gift shop at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition?

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.

Q: What artifacts are on display at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition?

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.

Q: Are there any guided tours available at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition?

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.

Q: How long does it take to go through Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition?

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.

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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

Guarantee your spot at “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition” when you book your ticket in advance. See more than 250 recovered items from the sunken ocean liner on display, including luggage and an unopened bottle of Champagne found among the wreckage. Learn the stories of passengers on the doomed 1912 maiden voyage and see replicas of the ship’s opulent Grand Staircase and cabins, plus a large piece of its original hull.

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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

Wendy_D, Nov 2026

pre booked but still had...

pre booked but still had to queue. Was very informative and lots to see. We had an extra photo taken on the grand staircase as you couldnt take photos of it yourself. When we got to the end of the tour in the gift shop, we went to look at all the photos we had had taken but the grand staircase wasnt there, the only one we wanted as well. The assistants were not very helpful at all.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

Les_V, Sep 2026

Well worth a visit

Very interesting but sad obviously. Well worth the visit, the information was in the walls as you go around so lots of reading, some visual on tvs

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

Carolyn_M, Aug 2026

Very Well Done Exhibit

We really took our time going through. There was a combination of many artifacts, a few recreations (videos and displays), stories about average passengers and of course the famous ones too.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

Sue_D, Aug 2026

Really enjoyed the...

Really enjoyed the experience. Very informative, well planned and thought out. Took 1.5 hrs we started at 11am upon opening so very quiet. Boarding cards a great idea...... did you live or perish?

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

Christine_H, Aug 2026

Don’t expect it do be Denver

I have been to 3 Titanic museums. This one had a few things I didn’t know before but it’s virtual reality was not as good as the one in Denver. In Denver you actually walk around titanic in VR. In the Vegas, you are sitting and watching your own 3D movie. But still only $5 so you don’t lose - it’s just no way compares to Denver titanic VR which was also $5.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino

MELISSA_G, Jun 2026

Historically Amazing

We recently visited the Titanic Exhibition in Las Vegas and really enjoyed the experience. The exhibit is thoughtfully laid out, with each room telling a different part of the story and creating its own unique experience. Our group was all adults, and we learned a lot from the history, artifacts, and information presented throughout the exhibit. There are many authentic treasures from the ship on display, along with a few short videos that help bring the story to life. I had considered bringing my grandchildren last year, but now that I've experienced it myself, I think I'll wait until they're a little older. There is quite a bit of reading involved, and the exhibit moves at a slower pace. While older children who enjoy history may appreciate it, younger kids might lose interest. My youngest will be 10 next year, and I think they'll get much more out of it then. Overall, our group thoroughly enjoyed the exhibit. It was informative, respectful, and well worth the visit. We left with a much greater understanding of the Titanic and its passengers.