The immersive Titanic experience begins with a deep-sea exploration of the wreck aboard a submersible, followed by a temporal transition to life on board, where visitors encounter real passengers and crew members engaged in their daily duties. The experience culminates in the moments leading up to the dramatic collision with the iceberg.
The immersive Titanic experience begins with a deep-sea exploration of the wreck aboard a submersible, followed by a temporal transition to life on board, where visitors encounter real passengers and crew members engaged in their daily duties. The experience culminates in the moments leading up to the dramatic collision with the iceberg.
Iconic locations aboard the ship
The grand staircase provides access to the various decks with their numerous cabins and introduces visitors to the luxurious Parisien Restaurant, the First-Class Lounge, and the promenade deck overlooking the ocean.
Notable passengers
The modest third-class cabin—occupied by the young Mellvina Dean, the youngest passenger, and her mother, both survivors—stands in contrast to the first-class cabin of the Strauss couple, who enjoyed its luxury but perished in the disaster.
The crew at work
Visitors will encounter the maître d’hôtel Monsieur Gatti and orchestra conductor Wallace Hartley, observe Captain Edward Smith remaining at the bridge until the end, enter the Marconi Room with telegraphist Harold Bride, and climb to the crow’s nest with lookout Frederick Fleet to spot the fatal iceberg.
