Titanic Museum Attraction

The Titanic Museum is high on the list of favorites when it comes to attractions in Branson! Celebrating ten years here, it’s not simply a museum; it’s an interactive attraction that shares the stories of those who were onboard for the famous ocean voyage that has fascinated the world for more than a century. Those who were lost, as well as those who survived, are memorialized in the displays, special events, and holiday celebrations held throughout the year. It’s a wonderful two hour, walk-through interactive experience for the whole family; entertaining and educational, it features everything from authentic artifacts to news coverage from the time of the disaster, to personal items from families and loved ones of those who were aboard the Titanic. Guests are invited to play the Titanic Baby Grand Piano, dip a finger in the 28 degree water and touch a real growing iceberg.

There’s a reason for every season to visit the Titanic Museum, but it’s especially enjoyable during the Christmas and Winter Celebration in November and December when the ship glows with twinkling lights and holiday cheer!

No matter what time of year you decide to join the crew in their beautiful period attire aboard this lovingly recreated replica, you’re sure to leave with a new appreciation for arguably the most famous ship ever to sail the ocean! So come aboard one of the most unique attractions in Branson, the Titanic Museum. Step back in time to this fascinating moment in history!

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2019 Titanic World Exclusive!  

March through June 15, 2019 

See the World's Largest Collection of Titanic Life Jackets ever assembled.  There are only 12 KNOWN Life Jackets left in the world.  For the first time anywhere, 7 of these priceless artifacts will be on display.

FACT:  There were enough life jackets for the 2, 208 on board Titanic.
FACT: A lifeboat drill was never held.

 See crew dressed in 1912 period attire, receive a Titanic boarding pass. Plus on display over 400 artifacts valued at over four million dollars. Kids interactive areas.  Feel the cold 28 degree water, walk the promenade and try to walk the sloping deck.