Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
Sunday-Thursday: 10:00-20:00
Friday-Saturday: 10:00-18:00
Last admission: 19:00
Last admission: 17:00
Closed on: Thanksgiving and Christmas Day







The Titanic is one of the most famous ships in the history of the world because of the tragedy that struck it back in April 1912. The 1997 film directed by James Cameron gave the world an epic reenactment of what took place on the night that the ship sank. If you’re fascinated by the story of this ship, then you should visit the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Orlando. Inside it is a massive collection of over three hundred recovered artifacts and items on display as well as full-scale recreations of the ocean liner’s rooms including the Boiler Room, the First Class Parlor Suite, Promenade Deck, and the Grand Staircase. As you marvel at the displays, you will learn more about its journey, the passengers and crew, and those who survived its destruction. There’s even an iceberg that has the same temperature as the waters on the night it sank. Take the opportunity to touch it and experience how cold it was.
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
Sunday-Thursday: 10:00-20:00
Friday-Saturday: 10:00-18:00
Last admission: 19:00
Last admission: 17:00
Closed on: Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
7208 International Dr

The Titanic is one of the most famous ships in the history of the world because of the tragedy that struck it back in April 1912. The 1997 film directed by James Cameron gave the world an epic reenactment of what took place on the night that the ship sank. If you’re fascinated by the story of this ship, then you should visit the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Orlando. Inside it is a massive collection of over three hundred recovered artifacts and items on display as well as full-scale recreations of the ocean liner’s rooms including the Boiler Room, the First Class Parlor Suite, Promenade Deck, and the Grand Staircase. As you marvel at the displays, you will learn more about its journey, the passengers and crew, and those who survived its destruction. There’s even an iceberg that has the same temperature as the waters on the night it sank. Take the opportunity to touch it and experience how cold it was.