Titanic Museum
Titanic Museum
4.5
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
About
Everyone knows the name Titanic! Everyone knows Titanic struck an iceberg! And everyone knows Titanic was lost! She sat at the bottom of the ocean for 75 years before they found her in 1985. A second expedition to the wreck site went out in 1986 and that expedition was co-led by the owner of this museum. The artifacts you see throughout the ship are REAL and valued at over $4 million dollars. You'll be able to touch a growing iceberg, experience the 28 degree water, try and steer the ship and pay tribute to the 2,208 passengers and crew that were on the Titanic. You will enter as a guest and leave as a Titanic Passenger!
Duration: 1-2 hours
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- Carol K3 contributionsTitanic Museum - Must See!Our family viewed the Titanic Museum May 2024 and we highly recommend this attraction in Branson! Our granddaughter's 4th grade teacher was teaching them about the Titanic in school, so she was very excited to see this exhibit in person. The tour takes you through each area of this beautiful ship museum with an audio recorder for more detailed information. Take your time to read and absorb all the information about what each traveler must have endured on this perilous journey. There is also a Gift Shop at the end of the tour and the Titanic products are very nice and reasonably priced.Visited May 2024Traveled with familyWritten May 12, 2024
- James R21 contributionsSuperb MuseumThis museum is nothing short of FANTASTIC. We took our time and read most of the Display Plaques. We spent about 2.5 hours. This is well worth the time and money! There is so much to see, and there are several interactive exhibits which are nice for adults and children.Visited June 2024Traveled with familyWritten June 10, 2024
- jeanalyonBrockton, Massachusetts100 contributionsCheck it outThis museum is good for adults and kids. We did the normal audio tour. This is also a very sad historical event so it would be strange to say we had fun. But it was very informative, very well put together, and there were docents throughout who were knowledgeable and friendly. The whole city of Branson is more or less a tourist trap but this is a great stop for history or sinking-ship buffs.Visited December 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten July 28, 2024
- trophywestRedding, California827 contributionsLargest Titanic MuseumWe appreciated the vast array of artifacts on display, many of which are genuine items recovered from the wreck site or obtained from survivors. Interactive exhibits allow guests to engage with the history of the Titanic in an educational manner. Personal stories and biographies of passengers and crew members are shared, giving a human touch to the historical events.We so glad you appreciated the museum!Written January 13, 2025This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten January 12, 2025
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Dr_Xaos
Palatine, IL1,308 contributions
Aug 2022
Took my teenage daughter to this Titanic Museum, which was something she really wanted to see while we were vacationing in Branson for the week. We went on a Sunday afternoon, so the place was moderately busy but not overly crowded. The tour through the museum is mostly self-guided, which allows you to set your own pace to see what you want for how long you want. This aspect is very nice, since there’s a LOT of different exhibits to see.
As you walk through the museum, you travel through various sections of the ship, where you can see replicas of the original ship, various artifacts that were salvaged, and numerous plaquards with historic details. Additiionally, you are given an audio device from which you can access information as you pass through different areas. Many of these informational presentations are presented as if individuals from the Titanic were talking to you. Staff members are periodically stationed throughout the place as well to offer assistance or information.
Displays are well made and maintained. They’re also very respectful towards those who were on the Titanic (both the survivors and those who were lost). Tickets prices are on the higher side, but it’s well worth the money if you can take the time to thoroughly take in the entire complex. Daughter and I spent almost two hours from start to finish.
As you walk through the museum, you travel through various sections of the ship, where you can see replicas of the original ship, various artifacts that were salvaged, and numerous plaquards with historic details. Additiionally, you are given an audio device from which you can access information as you pass through different areas. Many of these informational presentations are presented as if individuals from the Titanic were talking to you. Staff members are periodically stationed throughout the place as well to offer assistance or information.
Displays are well made and maintained. They’re also very respectful towards those who were on the Titanic (both the survivors and those who were lost). Tickets prices are on the higher side, but it’s well worth the money if you can take the time to thoroughly take in the entire complex. Daughter and I spent almost two hours from start to finish.
Written August 17, 2022
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Allalexander official
Seymour, MO26 contributions
Mar 2021 • Couples
The museum was great, my only complaint was lack of coordination. Unless you're there on a day with only a couple other groups you will fill rushed. They send people through one after another there was at least a 100+ groups in there all at once. I would also like to state yes there is a coal furnace that is designed for kids to play with and intractable helm and ramps. I would suggest if your kids are not 11 or older this is a museum not a fun house. It was Very hard to enjoy the history and experience the tragedy of such a dark event with kids running around screaming and trying to touch everything. Some peices in this museum are worth over $80,000 not toys. So please out of respect of other humans wait for your kids to grow up before taking them to such a incredible and important museum.
Written March 21, 2021
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Patti P
Byron, IL52 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
Very informative experience. I liked how they focused on the passengers and really made you think about what they experienced. Nice collection of artifacts. It was a nice follow up for me as I had just been to a musical based on the Titanic. I liked the fact it was self guided with a device to listen to based on where you were. You could spend as much or as little time on each exhibit that you wanted. They also have guides at intervals that you can talk with if you have any questions as well.
Written October 22, 2023
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Jas R
7 contributions
Dec 2022
Overpriced for the amount of material there. Also, they pack people in so tight that even Disney would be jealous. No photography allowed on the lower floor, it was too crowded to see half the displays. Also , I was puzzled by the abundance of displays about the Jewish passengers and exhibits about the holocaust and Anne Frank ? No other religions were mentioned anywhere. This would have been a much nicer visit had the crowd been half the size. Warning- you wait in the open foyer, so if it is cold outside , bring your warmest jacket to wear !
Written December 30, 2022
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598jasr:
Thank you for your visit. We apologize for the crowding within the ship. Our management team is addressing this issue.
While our museum honors the 2,208 Titanic passengers & crew as a whole, we routinely aim a spotlight on a particular group of people that might otherwise be overlooked. In the past we have had displays focused on the Christian clergymen aboard (part of which is currently in the Memorial Gallery), the Musicians aboard (part of which is currently in the Music Gallery), the Irish, the Teachers, even the dogs. Recently we have been focusing on the Jews aboard Titanic and the connections to World War II and the Holocaust, as several Titanic passengers and crew were involved in those events. There was even a connection between two of the passengers and Anne Frank.
This year, 2023, we will focus on the 135 Children aboard Titanic, so many of our displays will include artifacts connected to those Children. We invite you to visit us during this special tribute.
Thank you for your time.
Titanic Crew
Written January 3, 2023
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
Joanne C
Enid, OK200 contributions
Mar 2021 • Family
Our grandson is very interested in the Titanic and I promised to take him. He is 8! We made reservations on line and the museum was very efficient in moving the crowd! It is very child friendly! We took our 6 year old too. They loved finding the information just for children! There is a hand held device for each person to listen to more information at different exhibits. One story for adults one for children! They strap around the neck so each person can easily keep track of their device! Every person needs one. There is a lot of walking. It took us about 90 minutes. The kids loved feeling the iceberg and the water. They also loved seeing the staircase and rooms. We stopped at the gift shop and purchased the group picture taken for $35. They did 2 poses and changed the background! It was a special memory!! We also left with a captain’s hat!! Fun times!
Written March 20, 2021
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Wendy R
Omaha, NE7 contributions
Jun 2021
Brought our young titanic enthusiasts and had a wonderful time. expensive collection of artifacts, lots to look at.... they really brought the perspective of passengers to the museum; we really felt like we got to experience it. Respectfully done. It was expensive, especially for a larger family, but we felt it was worth the money. Tour took about 2 hours which was perfect for the younger children- long enough to feel like we got our money's worth, but not so long the kids couldn't handle it.
Written June 15, 2021
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mhaller28
Pocahontas, IL226 contributions
Dec 2020 • Family
**Masks MUST be worn in this museum**
If you do not have one, you can purchase them at the gift shop $5 adult, $4 child size.
**NO photography or video**
This museum is worth the price and if you take time to read and investigate everything it will take you 2+/- hours. You can purchase advanced tickets online and a family pass for $95. During Covid-They will send you a text 30 minutes ahead to wait in your vehicle. When it's time to board they send you one to come on in.
Once inside we have our last name and they handed us remotes so you can hear extras at certain spots if you so choose. They also give you a passenger and you can read the history of your passenger and find their fate aboard the Titanic.
As you wind through there are photos and interactive areas to explore Titanic as she was built, floating, and sinking. Immerse yourself by walking through the bottom of the ship (boiler room) to the top (each class and Steering) learning how it was in each section all the way down to the dining of the ship.
There are artifacts as well from the ship, passengers, and lifeboats.
If you do not have one, you can purchase them at the gift shop $5 adult, $4 child size.
**NO photography or video**
This museum is worth the price and if you take time to read and investigate everything it will take you 2+/- hours. You can purchase advanced tickets online and a family pass for $95. During Covid-They will send you a text 30 minutes ahead to wait in your vehicle. When it's time to board they send you one to come on in.
Once inside we have our last name and they handed us remotes so you can hear extras at certain spots if you so choose. They also give you a passenger and you can read the history of your passenger and find their fate aboard the Titanic.
As you wind through there are photos and interactive areas to explore Titanic as she was built, floating, and sinking. Immerse yourself by walking through the bottom of the ship (boiler room) to the top (each class and Steering) learning how it was in each section all the way down to the dining of the ship.
There are artifacts as well from the ship, passengers, and lifeboats.
Written December 13, 2020
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Brian T
Hampshire, IL25 contributions
Aug 2021
The museum had relics from the Titanic that are priceless. The history and unknown facts are impressive. The museum is set up well and is easy to navigate. The additional handheld listening device is no extra charge but is worth it.
Written August 7, 2021
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Erin H
7 contributions
Mar 2023 • Family
There was so much meaning and intentionality put into this collection of Titanic items! We loved how the museum honored the passengers and crew members and made them come to life as people rather than merely victims. The Titanic artifacts were amazing and the replicas of the other aspects of the ship were also remarkable. The staff was also knowledgeable and had a passion for sharing about the Titanic. We spent a couple of hours in the museum; I could have spent more time , but my family was satisfied with the time we spent and it could be experienced in less time.
Written March 16, 2023
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Dave S
Centralia29 contributions
Oct 2022 • Couples
Worth the trip if you are interested in the history of the Titanic. Self guided tour with some interaction with cast. We went at 10:00 am during the week so the crowd was minimal. There is programming for children as well but we did not have any young ones with us. Nice experience
Written October 12, 2022
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I tried to call the museum but was on hold forever, thought I would post here. Coming 1st week in August do I still need to make online reservations or can I walk up to buy tickets when I arrive?
Thank you.
Written July 12, 2021
OfficerC
Branson, Missouri
Titanic Museum Attraction does require reservations as many days we are sold out.
Titanic tickets can be purchased on our website.
Travel Safe. Titanic Crew
Written July 19, 2021
purpat
Manchester, Tennessee
What time do you open and close? Can’t find that info anywhere.
Written July 1, 2020
OfficerC
Branson, Missouri
The Titanic opens at 9am daily. Closing time changes depending on the month or during special events. During the month of July, 2020, closing time is 9pm. Please call our Reservations office at 800.381.7670 for the hours on your chosen date of visit.
Written July 2, 2020
Hi I was just wondering if you guys would be open on the week of the 25th of June thanks.
Written June 12, 2020
OfficerC
Branson, Missouri
Thank you for your question. Yes, we are open seven days a week for the rest of the year, with the exception of Christmas Day. You can call our Reservations Department at 1.800.380.7670 for our specific hours on the day of your visit and to book your reservation.
Best Wishes,
Titanic Crew
Written June 12, 2020
Is this the same exact as the Pigeon Forge Titanic Display?
Written May 30, 2020
OfficerC
Branson, Missouri
Thank you for your question. The museums are owned by the same company and are very similar, but there are several galleries that are exclusive to each location and several different artifacts and exhibits for each location that change every year. These differences make it worth it to visit not only both locations, but each location multiple times.
Written June 1, 2020
I purchased tickets thru groupon. Do i need reservations for a time slot to see museum
Written July 22, 2019
OfficerC
Branson, Missouri
Hello Susan,
While we do highly recommend a reservation (we do sell out during some hours, especially during the summer, so we cannot guarantee that you get in that hour without a reservation), it is not required. Just make sure you can pull up your Groupon voucher on your phone through the Groupon App.
Thank you,
Titanic Crew
Written July 22, 2019
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