2012 marks Titanic’s 100th year of her maiden voyage. This is the year to visit us. Every year we change exhibits and bring in new displays. Book your School Groups! Book your Church Groups! Book your Corporate Events! Book on line today! Be part of a historical event.

Welcome aboard Titanic Museum Attraction. You are now about to play a part in one of the greatest human dramas of all time. With your “boarding pass” in hand, you have “become” a passenger and are stepping into the world of Titanic.

View Third Class living quarters on Titanic. What was it like? How many shared a room? Was there a bathroom? What did it cost in today’s standards to travel in third class? Learn the answers during your voyage at the museum.

Built from original blue prints – for the first time you are able to walk the Grand Staircase. It cost this museum over one million dollars to build this most famous staircase – Titanic’s hand-crafted, wooden inlayed, Grand Staircase, which led First Class passengers into the heart of shipboard society where the rich and richer mingled before dinner.

Luxury living at sea had its price. Who could afford it? How much did it cost? What was it like? Did first class have a better chance at survival than the other classes? View a first class stateroom and hear stories from actual first class survivors.

“Iceberg right ahead.“ 37 seconds later, they hit the iceberg. Step into the Captain’s bridge and steer the ship. Learn of Titanic’s voyage from Ireland. Feel the chill of that starry night when Titanic met her destiny. You can steer the ship, will you miss the iceberg? Touch the iceberg. Feel how cold the water was.

Welcome to the Tot-Titanic where kids can be kids, while imagining they’re steering the ship, building their own Titanic model or scanning the horizon for icebergs, straight ahead. Hands on activities for every young person.

What does Titanic look like now, on the bottom of the ocean? Our owner, Mr. John Joslyn takes you on a journey of discovery 2 miles below the oceans waves to the resting place of the RMS Titanic. Take a virtual tour, see photos of the wreckage, hear stores from the research crew.

Often, guests have asked if they could somehow honor the passengers and crew. For the first time ever, when you visit each ship now and throughout the entire year leading up to April 2012, guests will be given an actual rose petal and that rose petal will be placed into a memorial case - which will then go out to sea this April 2012, by the United States Coast Guard International Ice Patrol at the exact site where we lost Titanic 100 years ago.