Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

Very unique exhibition showcasing some of the previously thought to never be seen again artifacts. Includes both artifacts that were brought back from the ocean floor and carefully restored and others that were meticulously recreated. I do think the exhibition is a little bit on the pricer side however.

If you're a fan of Titanic memorabilia, you'll find plenty to see at the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Las Vegas. However, some visitors may be disappointed by the limited number of real artifacts on display. The exhibition relies heavily on replicas and dynamic lighting to create an exciting atmosphere. While the experience may feel somewhat lacking in substance, the clever money-making strategy is evident. One highlight is receiving a boarding pass with passenger details that allows you to discover their fate at the end of the exhibition. Overall, some may feel that the exhibition is more focused on profit rather than providing a comprehensive historical experience.

This exhibit/dedication was truly amazing. It is definitely one of the best museums I have visited. The display of artifacts seemed endless and I highly recommend visiting if you are in Vegas. I also had the opportunity to purchase a unique souvenir - a coin with coal from an expedition. The employees were all very friendly and attentive. Thank you all for a memorable experience.

If you're a fan of all things Titanic, then you must visit the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Las Vegas. The exhibit is filled with a wide variety of artifacts and fascinating information about the ship, its passengers, and crew. One of the standout features is a massive 20' x 30' section of the ship's side that was recovered from the wreckage site after 4 years of effort. Seeing it up close is truly impressive. I highly recommend visiting this exhibit if you have the opportunity - it's definitely worth it!

I absolutely love this exhibit. I have visited multiple times and always have a great experience. There is something about the Titanic that is truly fascinating. The staff is friendly and they offer great photo opportunities that you can buy in the gift shop. I have purchased a few and they make wonderful souvenirs. Overall, this is an exhibit that I believe everyone would enjoy.

It was everything I hoped it would be. I purchased the audio package and it was well worth the extra money. I loved that you could move at your own pace and go back to look at something again if I wanted to. The gift shop has souvenirs priced from low to high. I purchased post cards, a bottle opener, two types of coffee cups to thank my host. We also purchased our photos taken in front of the blue screen and on the grand staircase. Picture pro: It was fun being on the grand staircase and having pictures done. We also stood in front of the green screen which was fun when they added us to a newspaper and a few other scenes. Con: I didn't dress up so I just had summer clothes on. I also felt rushed and the young man taking our photos shot a horrible pose of one of the four of us, and should have taken the picture again. I didn't notice until that evening when we got home. So dress to empress for your pictures. The staff was very helpful and made it fun.

Great museum. Liked the items from Titanic that they displayed. It was interesting to read about the people who were on the ship. The great staircase is amazing, but you are not allowed to take pics, as they want to sell you those photos! Was included in the sightseeing pass!

I enjoyed my experience with this exhibition. I think they did a great job seeing what they were able to restore from the titanic. It was also interesting and nice to see how they show some of the personal belongings of the passengers such as wallets or perfume cases. I would say it's a good place to definitely go when you have time on your hands to really get the full experience. Overall I feel that learned a lot but still had a fee questions and would've liked more details regarding the passengers and if they survived or not.

I am an avid Titanic enthusiast. I’ve been going to this exhibit since when Titanic was previously at the Tropicana. It’s now at the Luxor and in a great location. I love the experience, the feel is amazing seeing the artifacts and touching the iceberg. I have been numerous times and it’s always an amazing experience.

This exhibit was very interesting and educational! The Grand Staircase was nice, however, the downside is they won't let you take your own photos in the room. They want to sell you print photos in several areas for the exhibit including the staircase. You receive a ticket at the beginning and can find out if you survived at the end. The exhibit was very impressive.

Had lots of pieces that were not available in the Orlando Exhibit. Lots of info. Otto become a member of the ship to find out if you lived or died. Made for a more interesting tour. I passed. My wife didn't. Thought there might be a little more than there was, but I guess you can only have so much. It's definitely a place to visit if in town

My fifteen-year-old daughter and I were both excited to attend the Titanic exhibit. Having grown up in the nineties, with a love for the movie adaptation of the infamous ship, I had a personal fascination with the actual story. The organization of the exhibit was great; you are presented a boarding pass when it begins, and when it ends you could find out if your passenger survived. There is also a computer which tells you information about how their lives remained after the Titanic sunk. We were fortunate to discover that both our passengers lived! Additionally, seeing the recreation of the first class staircase was stunning, and our tour guide informed us that it was accurate to scale. The cabins were also stunning, and we were amazed at at the magnitude of the section of the hull that was brought up from the depths. For any individual who may have an interest in the Titanic’s history, I would highly recommend this exhibit. Though it was quite costly, the experience was worth every penny!

We visited the very first exhibition when it arrived in Vegas many years ago, amazed by the walls of exhibits; it was incredible! Sadly, upon relocation to this casino, the quality of artifacts deteriorated significantly. If you haven't visited this exhibit yet, you'll likely enjoy it; however, if you've experienced it before and now witnessing the major changes, it may be disheartening. We were fortunate enough to see the original exhibit in Missouri, where its beauty and grandeur was truly breathtaking. This has been our last time here, severely disappointed by the changes.

I love all things Titanic, and was excited to see there was an exhibit in Vegas. I'd recommend getting the 2 exhibit deal (you get admission for Titanic and the Bodies exhibit they have there). When you get in, they give you a "boarding pass" with the name and information of an actual Titanic passenger, and at the end of the tour you can see if "you" survived or perished. They have some really amazing things there: coins, clothes, suitcases, dishes, and more. My favorite was the actual piece of hull they have from the Titanic- pulled from the bottom of the North Atlantic. Overall, it was a really neat exhibit, and I'd probably go back again the next time I'm in Vegas.