Titanic. The Exhibition in Seattle
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Titanic - The Exhibition in Seattle

Learn the true story of the ship with life-size reconstructions and passenger memorabilia.

THE EXHIBIT ON THE MEDIA

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'Titanic. The Exhibition' retells the famous luxury liner’s story in National Harbor, MD.

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Visitors can see a diary written on board the Titanic until the day of the sinking, letters, clothing, a life-vest, a life-sized replica of the water-tight doors within the ship and many objects that tell a detailed story.

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Visitors can even walk through a replica hallway of one of the cabins on the ship, providing the real feel of what it was like to be a passenger.

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While almost everybody has seen Titanic at least once, fewer can say they've marveled at authentic artifacts from the infamous ship.

THE EXHIBITION

Titanic Exhibition Experience

An audio guide will take you on a narrative experience describing the events on that fateful day in 1912

Titanic Exhibition Experience

Unravel the true story of the ship through personal belongings, photographs and other relics

Titanic Exhibition Experience

Walk through a recreation of the ship's interior—from a first-class suite to a humble third-class cabin

PRACTICAL INFO

  • Date:
    From July 2024
  • Duration:
    The visit will take around 80 to 90 minutes
  • Location:
    906 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98104
  • Age requirement:
    All ages! Children under 4 enter free of charge.

If you are a summer camp or a travel agency please feel to reach out https://titanicexhibition.com/seattle/groups/

THE EXHIBIT IN SEATTLE, WA

906 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98104

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TITANIC. THE EXHIBITION REVIEWS

How visitors felt about Titanic.

Jessica M.

My family and I really enjoyed this well organized and thought out exhibition. It was like walking through a documentary and we felt as if we really got to know some of the passengers personally by the end. We loved it!

Matthew M.

Riveting stories, expert layouts, and engrossing narration. This exhibit is excellent.

Hong C.

It was a fantastic experience. Definitely enjoyed the exhibits and the audio narrative was great too.

Leonardo T.

Great setting, full of original items from the passengers and crew. Audio is precise and full of information as well as curiosities. Definitely worth seeing.

Jane G.

The audio tour was excellent. Good timing. Interesting without any excess. Everyone working there was friendly and kind.

Douglas S.

A very well done exhibit, learned quite a bit which I did not know about the Titanic.

Amy B.

Exhibit was well done, nicely narrated with the audio guide and well paced.

Rebecca K.

Excellent! Very well done. My 14 year old son and I really enjoyed it.

Elizabeth M.

The Titanic Exhibit was definitely worth the trip into the city. It was very thorough and covered everything from the inception of plans for the ship to the last moments at sea. Loved every second of it.

T. Cohen

My husband is a Titanic fan and I got him tix to the exhibit as a surprise. I was a bit fearful that it might be a bit simplistic and tacky. It was neither! Very well done and the audio guide was excellent.

Josh A.

Great experience and well organized exhibition on the sunken ship. I love the real stories and learned many things about the Titanic, the people and the time in history. Most definitely recommendable.

TITANIC. THE EXHIBITION AT A GLANCE

Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle
Personal belongings of the Titanic passengers at Titanic: The Exhibit in Seattle

FAQS

Have any questions? You might find the answers here!

THE EXHIBITION

What can I expect from Titanic. The Exhibition? Explore the real story of the RMS Titanic through recreations and personal objects that will allow you to connect with the passengers and the crew in a narrative, emotional visit.
What is the estimated duration of the visit? The visit has an estimated duration of 80-90 minutes, however please note that doors will close 15 minutes after the last entry time of the day to allow guests sufficient time to complete the audio tour. Guests that are late past 15 minutes may be asked to reschedule for another day.
Will there be merchandise for sale? Yes, we will have an assortment of merchandise available for sale.
Will there be guided tours? No. The visit to the exhibition includes an audio guide which explains the exhibition room by room.
Do I have to pay extra for the audio guide? The Exhibition includes physical audio guides that will be free to use throughout the duration of your experience. The audio guide is available in English
I have a hearing impairment: how can I still enjoy the guide? In this case you can request the transcription of the audio guide (available in English and Spanish), which will allow you to experience Titanic The Exhibition to the fullest just like any other visitor. In these cases it is advisable to contact us in advance so that we can ensure the availability of the transcript.
Will there be strobe lights? No. This is a museum-like experience with no flashing lights.
Is there a lost and found? There is no official lost and found, but our management will hang onto any personal items that may be dropped around the experience. Please visit us during operational hours if you believe you may have left something behind.
Can I take photos or record the exhibition? Yes, feel free to take photos (no flash) and share them with the hashtag #TitanicTheExhibitonSeattle. When taking photos, please make sure not to disturb other customers. Professional equipment, selfie sticks and tripods are not permitted. If deemed appropriate, the possibility of taking photographs may be temporarily prohibited for the proper functioning of the exhibition and optimal conservation of the pieces.
Do you offer Press Passes? Yes, contact press-titanicexhibition@feverup.com

ACCESS

Can I bring animals? Are service dogs allowed? No animals are allowed, except for service dogs. Emotional support dogs that fit on a handheld bag can access the exhibition as well.
Is there parking available? There are many paid parking options around the venue, though there is no free parking option offered with the ticket.
What accessibility options are there for visually impaired guests? An audio guide is available in English. The audio guide tells the stories behind the objects, rooms and areas of the exhibition, taking you on a journey from one exhibit to the next.
Are there chairs available? Can I be seated during the exhibition? There are limited benches throughout the exhibition.
Is the exhibition suitable for children? Absolutely. In fact, many of our visitors are children. In the exhibition you will enjoy touring the interior rooms of the Titanic and learning about its true history, and you will even be able to touch a real iceberg.
Are strollers allowed? Yes. Please be mindful of other guests as this is a museum-like environment.
Do I need to arrive at the start of my scheduled session? It is recommended that you arrive as close as possible to the time stated on your ticket. If you have booked the last entry time of the day, please ensure you and your party arrive within 15 minutes of the entry time.
Is eating or drinking allowed during the exhibition? No.
What happens if I arrive late? Your ticket will still be valid but conditioned to the available space in subsequent time slots which means you will not be guaranteed a time slot and may miss your opportunity to attend. Please be punctual to avoid this.
Will there be a coat check? No.
What are the prohibited items at the exhibition? Flash photography, alcohol, water, food and any kind of weapon including knives and guns. Anything which may disturb the other patrons is prohibited.
Will restrooms be available on site? Yes.
Can I smoke or vape? No.
Is the exhibition wheelchair accessible? Yes. Please contact us if you would like more information or require further assistance.
Do carers have to pay a ticket? Carers are welcomed at the exhibition with free admission upon showing the appropriate documentation at the entrance.

TICKETS

Where can I get tickets?
  • On the Fever App, available on Google Play and Apple Store
  • Official tickets for Titanic:The Exhibition Seattle can only be purchased on Fever
What are the official sellers for this exhibition? Official tickets for Titanic:The Exhibition Seattle can only be purchased on Fever. Tickets are not available on any other website or ticketing platform.
What are the different ticket options and prices? Adult (13+) Child (4-12) Senior (65+), Student (13 to 26), or Military Group Tickets (for groups of six or more guests) Big Group Bundle (min. 30 people or exclusive sessions. More info here)
https://support.feverup.com/hc/en-us/requests/newCan I reschedule my tickets to another date/time, or upgrade/downgrade my ticket? Subject to availability, changes of date, time, or upgrading your ticket are permitted up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience. In such a case, please contact us indicating your ticket ID. Upgrades are only available online, and not possible at box office. For more information, you can refer to our T&Cs.
Can I transfer my tickets to another person? Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free. It is as easy as clicking "Transfer Tickets" on your ticket on the Fever App. Please contact us for additional help. Make sure to include your ticket order number.
What is your refund policy? Tickets are generally non-refundable. Ticket non-refund terms and conditions are agreed to before purchase. However, under special circumstances, you can contact us and our user support team will process your request. Make sure to include your ticket order number.
I don’t see a QR code. Is that normal? Yes, each ticket’s corresponding QR code will be available 24 hours before its date and time. At the entrance, simply access the Fever app to validate your tickets.
Do I need to print my ticket? No, your contactless tickets will be validated directly in the Fever App.
Do you offer group discounts? Discounts for groups and schools with a minimum of 30 people are available. Please contact us through this form.
I can't find my ticket. What can I do? You will find your ticket with the QR code in the Fever app, within the Tickets section. QR codes may not appear until 24 hours before your ticket's date and time. If you don't have the Fever app installed, you can download it from Google Play and Apple Store Remember to log in using the same account that you used when buying the tickets. If you still cannot find your ticket, please contact us.