once you arrive in the area you will be struck by the building spectacular and as the day goes on it gets better
undoubtly one of the the best places i have visited any where wow incredible place

The new Titanic Museum in Belfast Northern Ireland, is a truly worthwhile experience. The creative usage of modern photographic/ holographic/ visual projections as well as the informative historical data and wonderful authenic displays, create a very emotive experience from start to finish. As a OAP I found the price very reasonable considering the quality of the internal and external design of this museum. The staff were extremely helpful. informed and attentive to questions

This experience to this museum was interesting, educational and worthwhile. A fantastic place to take families and children alike. Very factual experience inside the museum regarding construction, building materials and the lives of the builders of this tragic ship. Excellent sound effects inside the museum, taking both young and old back to the year of 1912. One could also feel the hardship in constructing this ship for these workers and the dangers these men incurred also.
The admission price was well worth the money, as you could spend two hours in this museum, and even though it was very crowded when we visited in April, you did not seem to feel the crowds as we were enthralled in the experience. Plenty of readings and facts were written throughout the museum and our journey in the suspending car made us think deeply about the work that actually went into this magnificent structure.
All in all - a fantastic , worthwhile and educational experience for everyone.

This museum does a good job of showcasing what Belfast was like in 1912 (I'd have preferred a bit more about the contemporary politics to be honest, but I suppose the focus has to be on the ship and the industries surrounding the docks and shipbuilding), the immense labour and organization that went into building Titanic, and its well-known fate (as well as the aftermath, the cultural impact and the current state of the ship on the ocean floor). I'm not sure how good it is for young children, though I'm sure some will love it. My mum wasn't too enamoured by the thought of a 'museum about a disaster', but was pleasantly surprised by the focus on the workers who built it.