We visited the Titanic Museum with our three sons, ages 13,16,18. All five of us enjoyed it very much. They give everyone an audio tour speaker that you use at your own pace. It has both an adult and a kid story line you can follow. I listened to both! They also give you a card with a name on... More

I thought this was going to be some hokey tourist trap and was pleasantly surprised to find it a legitimate museum. Very educational and interesting for adults and children.

My wife and I visited this museum recently and were very impressed by the amount of Titanic material that was displayed and the enthusiasm that the "cast" put into their presentations. They provide communication units so you can listen to additional information at numerous locations throughout the museum as well as having extensive signage with historical information on them. I... More

Omg! I thought it was so neat to tour that I enjoyed that very much and if you have Kids it's a nice learning tool too. It gives you an idea what the folks went through while on the ship. But the stair case was amazing and it would be a great place to have a wedding too.

This was the first thing we hit up in Branson. It was fun to see everything in the museum, and at the beginning they give you a card with a person and a little bio on the person, and at the end of the museum, you find out if you lived or died during the Titanic.

I love this museum. I have been 5 or 6 times and it just gets better every time. They are constantly improving and adding. I discover something new every time I go. I live about 2 1/2 hours away and it is one of my favorite places to take out of town visitors. The staff are very friendly and very... More

This is an interesting stop for a morning or afternoon. If you go be sure to purchase the headsets. You really get an idea of what it would have been like to have been on the Titanic voyage. Your given the name of actual passenger; and when you leave you find out if that passenger survived. Very informative and worth... More

My wife and I were in Branson and went to the Titanic museum. It is in a 50% reproduction of the bow section of the ship and sits right off the 76 highway strip and is easy to find. The blue route also runs in front of it. The museum is a little expensive and doesn't give senior discounts but... More

My wife & I are not Titanic groupies but still found the museum very interesting. At $26/per person, it's a bit pricey, but the museum is nicely done. One thing we each observed and commented to each other later was that this was not a place to take a kid. Most of what is on display requires reading and/or listening... More