Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge Admission Ticket

Overview

Step aboard a detailed replica of the Titanic with your admission ticket to the Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge in Tennessee. During your self-guided tour, see hallways, cabins, parlors and the Grand Staircase, which have been carefully reproduced as they were on the Titanic. The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge vividly recounts the story of the famous ship with exhibits that feature more than 400 artifacts that belonged to the ship and its passengers. You can also touch a real iceberg, stand on sloping decks that replicate the Titanic's final moments, and more.

City: Pigeon Forge

Sun 06 Oct

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Sun 06 Oct

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What's Included

Admission to Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge

Audio Tour - available in English, Spanish, German & Mandarin

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Pigeon Forge
2134 Parkway,

• You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
• Titanic Museum - 2134 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff

What To Expect

Titanic Museum Attraction

Face masks required. Spend as much time as desired at the museum, gaining insight into one of the most famous shipwrecks of recent history. Between July and Labor Day, The Pigeon Forge Titanic Museum will carry the costumes from the 1997 American epic romance movie Titanic!

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Heather_S

Mar 2022

Everything was amazing. The most shocking thing was how cold the water was. I could not even imagine.

azeneth_m

Mar 2022

Staff were wonderful and courteous. The museum is truly amazing and taught me so much I did not know about the Titanic. We took our time to walk and take in as much as we could. I would recommend some good walking shoes and taking your time to read the footnotes as much as possible. You are given a boarding pass upon arrival. Each one contains information about a real Titanic passenger. By the end you will know the fate of your person. It is a MUST stop when in the area.

carolinabartons

Mar 2022

The Titanic Museum. Wow. What an eye-opening educational experience this turned out to be. My goodness. . Upon arriving, you are given a 'boarding pass' and 'passport.' The passport shows a name of an actual passenger who had been aboard the Titanic. It gives you a bit of that person's story, and near the end of your tour, you will discover whether or not your person survived this catastrophe. . You make your way through a nicely built replica of a small part of what was 'the Third Class hallway' along with a 'Third Class cabin.' Be prepared. The idea of staying tucked away in this tiny cabin with more than one person is just, wow. For days? Reading about it simply does not capture the sheer smallness of it. You must see this tiny cabin. . You make your way up 'the Grand Staircase' and through a replica of a 'Millionaire's Cabin,' and through 'the First Class hallway.' . You have the distinct pleasure of hearing a piano throughout the upper floor--a friendly gentleman playing for the tourists; this was not a radio or record playing. He played such beautiful music. Along the wall in this room with him and his piano are large pictures of the men who played their instruments on the Ship as she was sinking. You learn their names, some of their life story, and whether or not they survived. . Throughout the entire tour, there are walls and walls full of pictures and more pictures--stories of crew members, officers, families, the captain. The photographer, Father Brown, has a room dedicated to him, for without him, we'd have no pictures. . The folks at the Museum were recognizing the Jews and Irish that had been onboard that awful day. . We also had the distinct pleasure of meeting Lowell Lytle. He was dressed as Captain Smith and telling stories: not only of the Titanic and some of her passengers but some of his own stories, as he was one of the few divers who got to see the sunken Ship and retrieve artifacts. Quite the storyteller, and a pleasure to meet. . The whole experience was just heartfelt and rather tear-jerking. My husband gets bored easily, but even he was just completely entranced with the entire tour. This place has a way of making you feel your mortality and; morality when seeing the difference between the 'classes.' . I would highly recommend this museum to pretty much anybody and everybody. If I had this place available to see as a kid, I would have understood so much more. It comes to life for you there--it's not just a story. . Tip: You may want to purchase tickets ahead of time. . Note: You're asked not to take pictures or videos on the lower levels. I apologize for not having many pictures to share with you, as my family are in most of the ones I was allowed to take. :)