Titanic | The Artifact Exhibition

Step back into a time that we all have heard about. It was a tragedy in history that permeates the walls and artifacts of this building. Titanic | The Artifact Exhibition is a wonderful place to learn and experience a glimpse of what happened on that dreaded day of April 14, 1912.

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As you enter the exhibit you will be given a “boarding pass” from someone that was really on the liner. Make sure you hold onto this because at the end you will be able to see if this person survived or not. We also paid a little extra to get the audio portion of the exhibit and that made a huge difference!

Miss Annie Jessie "Nina" Harper on the Titanic

Make sure you take the time to read. Many people just pass by the exhibits, but don’t really learn anything. This is not a museum you want to rush through.

Here is an example of a man who they some information on that was on the Titanic liner. Real artifacts is what makes this exhibit interesting! Take a look at the photos below of all the real items they have on display. In this case, pictures really do speak louder than words!

Aside from real artifacts, Titanic | The Artifacts Exhibition tries to replicate what was on this liner. The below is a room of how it could have been and a life vest.

Remember the movie that came out on December 19, 1997? Here is one of those props!

I highly recommend Titanic | The Artifact Exhibition when you’re visiting Orlando, Florida. Orlando is not just all about theme parks, but there is so much more to do! Make sure you stop here. It won’t take you more than 2 hours to see everything here. For full details on visiting, visit their website here!