Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

The Basics

Listen to commentary about the British steamship’s tragic events as you explore the exhibition on a self-guided tour. More than 400 artifacts are on display, including some previously not seen by the public. Watch costumed actors portray notable passengers like Captain Smith and Molly Brown—and check out the 8-foot (2.4-meter) replica of theTitanic, as well as re-creations of the ship’s Grand Staircase, First Class Parlor Suite, and Verandah Café.

If you’re there on a weekend, join theTitanic’s first-class passengers for a gala dinner. There’s no dress code, but advance reservations are required.

Things to Know Before You Go

• Service animals are permitted at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.

• Cell phone usage and photography aren’t allowed inside the exhibition.

• The galleries can be chilly, so take a lightweight jacket.

How to Get There

Located off Highway 4, near Orlando’s major theme parks, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is about a 20-minute drive from Orlando International Airport and about 15 minutes from downtown Orlando. You can also get there on the I-RIDE Trolley, which travels along International Drive—hop off at stop #9.

When to Get There

The exhibition is open seven days a week during daytime hours. The gala dinner happens on Friday and Saturday nights.

What You Might See Inside the Exhibition

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is home to a range of historic objects, including what’s known as the “Little Big Piece,” a 3-ton section of theTitanic’s hull—one of the largest pieces of the ship ever recovered. For conservation reasons, artifacts such as fragile paper documents and textiles are rotated regularly between storage and the exhibition.

Ways to explore

Learn more about the British steamship’s tragic history as you explore Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition on a self-guided tour. More than 400 artifacts are on display, including some previously not seen by the public. Plus, you can check out an 8-foot (2.4-meter) replica of the Titanic, as well as step into immersive reproductions of the ship’s Grand Staircase, Promenade Deck, and Verandah Café.

If you’re there on certain dates, join the Titanic’s first-class passengers for a gala dinner. There’s no dress code, but advance reservations are required. Guided tours and kid-friendly adventures are also offered.

Accessibility

The exhibition is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Age limits

None

What to pack

Handheld bag, camera

What to wear

Wear comfortable layers and walking shoes—or opt to dress up if attending a gala dinner.

Not allowed

Food and drinks, large bags, pets, flash photography

Amenities

Restrooms, audio guides, dinner and drinks during gala events

Address 

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is located on International Drive, just south of Orlando proper and near its many theme parks and attractions. Getting there by car, taxi, or rideshare is the easiest option, though some public transit routes serve the area.

Driving

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is roughly 9 miles (15 kilometers) south of downtown Orlando; it takes roughly 15 minutes to drive there via I-4 W. Parking is provided on-site.

Public transportation

Select LYNX bus routes serve Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, including the 8 and 38 buses, both of which stop right outside. You can tap to pay at the farebox with a credit card, debit card, or mobile wallet.

Best times to visit

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is typically open from midmorning until evening. Book a specific time slot that works best for you when purchasing tickets online.

Best days to visit

The exhibition is open to visitors daily. Weekends are likely to be busy, while admission discounts are offered on Tuesdays.

Best months to visit

There’s no bad time to visit Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, though expect crowds to be busier in the summer months.

Special events

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition offers a range of events, including gala dinners and special tours; consult its calendar for more.