Titanic Museum Attraction

There Are Always Reasons to Visit our Titanic Museum Ship!  In 1987 - Thirty-Five Years Ago, the owner of the Titanic Museum Attraction, John Joslyn, co-led a Titanic expedition. The team spent 44 days at sea and did 32 dives on the Titanic. Today, as owners of the Titanic Museum Attraction for 11 years, our hearts have been given to the ship. We thank our crew for being part of this Titanic family and for the compassionate and caring ways they interact with our valued guests. Facts about the Titanic Museum Attraction: The Grand Staircase was built in actual size from the blueprints. It cost over a million dollars to build the Grand Staircase. You'll be able to walk the Grand Staircase. Over 400 REAL Artifacts are on display. Our Guests can play our Titanic Baby Grand Piano. You can touch the 28-degree water. And feel a growing iceberg. KIDS enjoy the Titanic. They are our Future Titanic Storytellers! We have many interactive areas for them. They receive their Boarding Pass of an actual child passenger. You will enter as our guest and leave as a Titanic Passenger. 

Thirty-six years ago, the owner of the Titanic Museum Attraction, John Joslyn, co-led a Titanic expedition to the wreck site. The team spent 44 days at sea, and they did 32 dives. Every day the crew pays respect to the 2,208 passengers and crew who were aboard the RMS Titanic. * Receive a boarding pass of a real passenger or crew member

* Touch a growing Iceberg
* Crew in period dress attire
* Kids become Captain of the ship for the day
* Interactive areas
* Touch the 28-degree water
* See the world's largest Titanic model
* Over 300 artifacts on display

Tribute to the Children of the RMS Titanic A World Exclusive

Starting March 2023 

"There were 135 children on board Titanic, with ages ranging from 9 weeks to 15 years, each with a story to tell.  This is our mission for 2023, to shine a light on their young lives, to speak their names, and to honor their legacy.  A World Exclusive at our Branson Ship will be a pair of children's shoes worn on the Titanic.  The iconic image of the children's shoes serves to capture the spirit of this significant event and prepare our guests for a powerful new look into Titanic's final days through the eyes of children. 

Life begins with baby steps and innocents at sea; each pair of shoes were on a path lined with Hope, Courage & Resilience.