Life on the Titanic - The many lives lost and it gives you an idea of what they went through and the devastation many families endured.

At how cold the sample... - At how cold the sample water was. also, all the treasures that were found. It was so easy to move about.

Must visit in Branson - For all the titanic lovers, this museum is so worth the visit! There are only 3 museums in the U.S. and this is one of them. The grant staircase is such a perfect photo spot. It took us about 4 hours to go through the whole area.

Last minute great decision - Very interesting Kids all loved it, things targeted youth. Displays and photos were incredible . Good value

Making it personal… - The iceberg, the lifeboat we could sit in and the person we were given (their picture, bio, which lifeboat they were in, and how few people there were in each).

Highly recommend it to go see - We had never been and had a wonderful time. We really enjoyed how we were someone on the ship. But sad at the end that no one in our group survived.

Strongly recommend for families with older kids! - After many visits to Branson and driving by numerous times, we finally decided to visit the Titanic Museum! We were definitely impressed! If you are at least somewhat interested in the history of the Titanic and have at least somewhat of a curiosity, this place is definitely for you. The crew members (employees) do an absolutely tremendous job of taking us back in time to what it was like aboard the Titanic! You learn about how it was built, the type of passengers who were on that voyage, what their living quarters were like, what food was served, all sorts of information and numerous extremely rare artifacts are also on display. They do pay full blown respects to all passengers who did not survive that fateful and very cold night. All military members who were on board are also honored. It goes very in-depth. It is very well laid out and just an impressive place! I don't recommend it for families with small kids even kids up to about 12 or so. This will not hold their attention very much and may start doing what kids that age do when boredom sets in. It was witnessed on our visit! Expect to spend about 2-2 1/2 hours on your self-guided tour depending on how you experience the place. It's very fascinating and very informative and educational! Strongly recommend!

So much fun! - This was such a fun experience! They issue you a boarding pass at the beginning of the tour of a real passenger. As you go along the tour, you can find additional information about your passenger and whether they survived or perished in the ship's sinking. The other really neat thing about this tour is that they give you a remote that you enter a code into that you find in each room and the remote tells you more information. They have so many great things in this museum that I want to go back again!

Summer trip - I rated it 4 stars because it was so very HOT and miserable. My oldest son wanted to go over the 4th of July, so we went. We saw 2 shows and my son went to the Titanic and other things. Plus, we went over into Arkansas to see a few things, then back to Branson. Also, there were tornado warnings all over while we were there. I have always enjoyed the shows.

Interesting - 5 of us for around $110, better price than expected, as they had a family package which included the audio device. I had a 16yo and 14yo who both seemed to enjoy the museum. My 16yo really wanted to go to this museum and loved it. I enjoyed the audio device as it’s hard to absorb it all with so many distractions (reading, looking and other people). Though other reviews complained about the different groups that were honored I found it interesting. By the end I was done with all the reading though. I enjoyed seeing the cabins- the sizes and costs of the suites, bathroom facilities, etc. Of course, it is sad too. The grand staircase is beautiful. Staff were all friendly..