This can get very busy like the day we went. Make sure you get your tickets in advance. Even though it was crowded it was still very interesting seeing some of the real items from the ship and also all that you learn while there. Just give yourself time to enjoy it.

This museum is very interesting and lovely - even if you are only marginally interested in the Titanic. It is very well done, lovely and thorough. This is a must see for history buffs and Titanic movie lovers. The guides are all in period dress and the authenticity is off the charts. I highly recommend a visit here.

I went to the Titanic exhibit back in 1997 at the "Pyramid" in Memphis, TN. There is so much more here to see with its accurately recreated displays. All of the guides (in uniform no less!) were most knowledgeable. Kudos to Josh! A small disappointment was no book(let) of the exhibit available at the gift shop. If ever I'm in the area again, I would return.

My family and I visited the Titanic Museum last week while on vacation. We had an amazing time. Our youngest son is autistic and at first he was very confused and scared, but once he realized the museum was not scary with loud noises etc, he was fine and interacted with everything. There were so many engaging exhibits for our older two kids as well as ourselves. We loved how we weren’t rushed and walked at our own pace. Every exhibit was so tastefully done and I truly felt all casualties on the Titanic were respected and honored. My personal favorite was the piano room. The attendant (I forget his name) was so kind and engaging with many of us asking how our visit has been and what is our favorite exhibit so far! This attendant is blind and it was just nice to see the inclusivity of the staff. We loved it so much we almost went for a second time during our trip! Thank you for such an incredible experience! We will definitely be back!!!

This museum was the whole reason we can to Pigeon Forge and one of two positives (the other was out hotel, The Inn at Christmas Place). My daughter discovered this museum before the pandemic and we had planned to go and just got here in April 2023. The attraction did not disappoint. The only thing that would’ve made it better was playing the song. You are given a card at the beginning and it has a passenger that really was on the ship. It wraps up quite nicely at the end as you find out if you survived (similar to the Holocaust museum in DC). You see your passenger class and how you would’ve traveled and what you would’ve been able to do. It was easy to get through and could be longer or shorter depending on what you want to get out of it. There are great photo opportunities. I do wish they had a picture where you could do the « I’m flying » reenactment. Overall, we loved it. Two grandparents, two parents, and a 12 and 13 year old.

I love the Titanic Museum! It is full of real artifacts from the ship. It also narrated for you at your own pace through a transmitter each person is given at the beginning of your tour. (You tour on your own) It brings to life this great ship!

We learned so many incredible stories that we never knew. Our tour guide really made all of the difference! Grandma G was our guide, and she really knew her stuff! The whole experience was too incredible to describe!

Having been to the Titanic Event at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, England, I must say this collection is huge. It was a full day for us to see everything. We stayed 7 hours. I like that you are one of the passengers of the fated ship. You journey thru the exhibits and we did stop to read all the descriptions...we even had some time to speak with a docent that happened to be related to a passenger from the ship. He had donated items from his family and then became a curator and docent. He some really interesting things to tell us. At the very end of your day, you punch your ticket and it is revealed who you were on the ship and if you were rescued, how you were rescued and did you live. Also gives date of demise. All in all a great way to spend a very chilly and rainy day.

We visited the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee and it was a wonderful experience. Each guest receives a boarding pass of actual Titanic passenger or crew. The information was truly amazing, and the tour had audio to coincide with the self- guided tour as you traveled throughout the museum. The Grand Staircase is indeed grand. The galleries of artifacts and the history of the ship is truly remarkable. An excellent exhibit!

Having been to Belfast, Northern Ireland and visiting the Titanic attraction there built on the slip where the Titanic was built; we weren't expecting what we experienced here at Pigeon Forge. A fabulous job. Well thought out and well worth a visit. This is truly an attraction that you do not want to miss if you are in the area. Highly recommended.