Branson Titanic - World's Largest Museum Attraction

As you enter the museum, which itself is a half-scale model of the ill-fated ship, you'll be handed a ticket with the name of one of the Titanic's passengers. Make your way through the exhibits to the Memorial Room, where you'll find out if your passenger died or lived through the disaster.

Titanic houses many priceless artifacts and historic treasures and allows each visitor to encounter the personal heroic and tragic stories of its passengers. The showpiece is the Grand Staircase, where visitors will experience the beauty of the Edwardian era. This emotional journey allows guests to walk the Grand Staircase, see a first class stateroom, touch an iceberg and look back in time through an exclusive Father Browne photographic collection. In total, you will see 20 different rooms of the Titanic. 

As an added bonus, stop by and visit Molly and Carter, two King Charles Spaniels that have been added as a living exhibit to the museum in order to represent dogs that were aboard the ship when in sank. View highlights from Titanic, James Cameron's famous movie, that tells the story of a romance onboard this ship.

New to 2012, the Unsinkable Molly Brown exhibit boards the ship. Margaret Tobin Brown is one of the most well-known passengers of the Titanic ship. Born in Hannibal, Missouri, Brown made a name for herself in Denver, Colorado, and eventually around the world. Her strength and spirit were what helped her to survive the Titanic disaster. Actress Debbie Reynolds paid tribute to the survivor in the film "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," and now you can too. Explore the exhibit to find the costumes Reynolds wore in the film, as well as furniture, crystal glassware, artwork, photographs, memorabilia from the ship, and many other artifacts collected from around the world.

Exhibits

• Launch and Shipyard
• 18-foot Titanic Model
• Third Class Replica
• Grand Staircase Replica
• First Class Replica
• Interactive Bridge Area
• Iceberg Exhibit
• Interactive Children's Area
• Titanic Movie Exhibit
• The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Titanic Christmas and Winter Celebration

Beginning November 1st until the end of December, the Titanic will be aglow with the sights, sounds and joy of the Christmas season. There will be gorgeous decorations, sparkling lights, and the jolly Titanic crew will be decked out in festive holiday costumes. Bring the kids to visit Santa who is bringing along two of his special reindeer on November 24, 25, 26 and December 2, 3, 9, and 10 for them to pet and have their pictures taken with!  Be sure to stop by the Titanic Gift Shop for special Christmas gifts and collectibles.