Titanic: An Immersive Voyage

Hop aboard the Titanic to walk through life-sized recreations, see artifacts, experience a virtual submersible to discover the wreck site and more. $32.90+; ages 4-17, $24.90+; ages 3 and younger, free.

Have you ever thought of what it would be like to be on the infamous ship, the Titanic? When I entered the Titanic museum, I got a ticket with a passenger on it. I was a first class, 10-year-old passenger from Germany. The museum had fun rooms that made it look like I was really on the ship. I got to steer the ship and go on the deck. Then, we heard the radio calls when the Titanic hit the iceberg. I also did a VR experience where we walked through the ship while it was sinking and swam around the shipwreck site underwater. The museum was very fun, and I loved it! A fun fact I learned was: When the Titanic was sinking, there was a ship called the SS Californian that was only 19.5 miles away. The SS Californian radio crew fell asleep at 11:30 p.m. and the Titanic sent the distress message around midnight.

– Corinne Eleanor Powell, age 11

The Titanic Exhibition at Exhibition Hub was amazing. It was so memorable and so fun! We began in a line and a picture was taken of me. Another thing there was a GIGANTIC model of the Titanic. Then, we saw a map of the scientific trail of the iceberg, then, we saw a bit where you board the ship. Later, you were inside the boiler rooms and steam blasted to my shorts. One of my favorite things was a projector room and it was cold in the projector room. Finally, there was a VR simulator, which was amazing! My rating is 9.99/10.

– Andrew Sykes, age 9