Dive into history at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Explore the legendary ship's artifacts and stories. Buy tickets online!
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May 7, 2025
Worth the time and money! My family and I loved it! Recommend going! Gift shop is a little over priced and ice cream shop is goodFull review by Sarah R
May 5, 2025
This was a nice place to wander. Lots of actual artifacts from the titanic as well as plenty of historical facts and pictures. It’s neat to get a passenger and then find out if they survived or not a…Full review by Marissa C
May 2, 2025
I’m a major titanic history junkie and this was amazing. I’ve been to exhibits in Vegas, Boston, and NY and this was the best I’ve been to. Ver interactive, stuff for kids, and most of all the best a…Full review by Kristin M
How do i access the photo they took of me at the Titanic Museum?
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It's been awhile since I've been there but they should have had a kiosk at the end of the tour that you use to pay for whatever package you wanted. If you got the digital album then you …
It's been awhile since I've been there but they should have had a kiosk at the end of the tour that you use to pay for whatever package you wanted. If you got the digital album then you should receive an email prompting you to save the pictures you made at the museum. You need to make an account on the magjic memories website and then it will let you download your pictures to your phone and you can print them out later if you would like. I remember doing it that way, at least.
Where is the parking lot located and is it a long walk?
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We went in November on a Saturday evening, parked right in the main lot, walked 2 parking spaces over to the entrance. Getting there took about 60 minutes from 2 miles way, not …
We went in November on a Saturday evening, parked right in the main lot, walked 2 parking spaces over to the entrance. Getting there took about 60 minutes from 2 miles way, not even kidding, but the museum was amazing.
How is it the life vest on display is so much smaller than those shown in the photos of survivors. In the photos, the vests come down past their waist and just above the knees. The one on display looks to have been made for a small child or is it a replica? It's under glass and no mention of it being a replica.
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Believe that it is a child vest, not a replication
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