Titanic The Artifact Exhibition 4.5 (reviews)

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About Titanic The Artifact Exhibition

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating story of the Titanic at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. This remarkable exhibition, located at the Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, offers a unique opportunity to explore the history of the infamous ship through authentic artifacts recovered from two and a half miles below the surface of the North Atlantic. With over 20 million visitors worldwide, it stands as one of the most attended exhibitions in history.

One of the highlights of the exhibition is the 'Big Piece,' a 25-ton section of the Titanic's starboard hull. This awe-inspiring artifact is complemented by more than 20 never-before-seen items, including a vintage 1900 unopened bottle of champagne, gaming chips, and passenger personal papers. As you journey through the exhibition, you'll experience the Titanic's historical voyage in chronological order, from its construction and launch to the tragic sinking and modern-day recovery efforts.

The exhibition spans 25,000 square feet and offers an emotional connection to the lives forever changed on that fateful night. Visitors can walk through meticulously re-created first and third-class rooms, stroll the Promenade Deck, ascend the Grand Staircase, and reflect on the recovery efforts that continue to capture the world's imagination. With its educational and emotional depth, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is a must-visit for families seeking a meaningful and engaging day out in Las Vegas.

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Adults $32

Children $24

Free Under 3 years.

Last Update 2025

Discount Group discounts available for 10+ guests.

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Titanic The Artifact Exhibition FAQ’s

How does Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition contribute to education?

The Exhibition provides educational opportunities by offering a Teacher's Guide that aligns with curriculum standards across multiple states, enhancing the learning experience.

What activities can families expect at the Titanic Exhibition?

Families can explore re-creations of Titanic's rooms, view personal artifacts, and learn about the ship's history through interactive and informative displays.

Are there facilities for families with babies and toddlers?

Yes, there are baby changing stations in the restrooms directly outside the Exhibition, making it convenient for families with young children.

What food options are available for families visiting the Exhibition?

While the Exhibition itself does not offer food options, the Luxor Hotel and Casino has a variety of dining choices, from quick-service snacks to full-service restaurants.

What are some top tips for families visiting the Exhibition?

Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially on weekends. Consider purchasing tickets online to save time. Plan to spend at least a couple of hours to fully enjoy the experience.

What souvenirs can families purchase at the Titanic Exhibition?

Families can purchase a variety of themed souvenirs, including tee shirts, key chains, books, replica china, and even authentic Titanic coal, allowing a tangible memory of their visit.

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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is a great catalyst for lessons in Science, History, Geography, Language Arts, Math and Technology. To receive your free Exhibition Teacher’s Guide, correlated to curriculum standards in Nevada, California, Arizona, and Utah, go online and submit your request.

Are healthy eating options available at or near the Exhibition?

The Luxor Hotel offers several dining options that include healthy choices to cater to various dietary needs for both adults and children.

What accessibility options are available for visitors with mobility needs?

Wheelchairs are permitted and can be rented at the hotel on a first-come, first-serve basis. Accessible restrooms with baby changing stations are also available outside the Exhibition.

What unique features make the Titanic Exhibition special?

The exhibition's chronological journey and authentic artifacts, like the 'Big Piece,' provide a deeply engaging and educational experience that captivates both children and adults.