Boring for kids the first half, but they really like the last section, better for kids over 8 and that have an interest in history More

What an amazing recreation!! It was such a wonderful historical adventure, hands on activities, auditory activities, and visual! Would recommend this to everyone! More

The only thing I knew about titanic before coming to the museum was the movie. I learned a lot from the museum. It was neat to be able to touch an iceberg, and stick my hand in really, really cold water, I thought I could last a long time, I lasted only thirty seconds. More

This is not what I was hoping it would be, but I still enjoyed it. The price was a bit higher, which we could have saved on had we done "Ride the Ducks" first or used one of the many coupons and discounts available. I had visited one of the Titanic Exhibit displays back in about 1996. I enjoyed looking... More

If you are a buff as I am you have to see this to gather an understanding of what this terrible night must have been like. They give you a real understanding of things like how cold the water was and how each class of passenger lived and who lived and perished. It's not too harsh for the children and... More

It is a great way to see what was on the ship "The Titanic" before it went down. Lots of interesting things to see. Touch the iceberg! More

Possibly one of the best attractions in Branson! Interesting displays. Easy to find, just look for the ship on 76! Very detailed displays, if you are interested in the Titanic and history in general you will find the museum well worth the time. More

This is a first rate museum! I must of spent three hours there! It was fascinating the way it made you feel like you were right their on the ship that fateful day. I thought that it might be depressing but it actually was done so well that you just felt amazement. I have always been interested in the Titanic.... More

Steep yourself in the Titanic experience and walk hallways that are to scale reproductions of the ship itself. I've always been fascinated by the Titanic story, and this exhibit feed my need for a more visceral experience. It's every bit as good and better than the recent King Tut exhibit in Chicago. More