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Titanic Museum Tickets in Branson, MO

3235 W. Hwy. 76 • Branson, MO 65616

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Considered the “World’s Largest Museum Attraction™”, Titanic Museum Branson is a permanent interactive experience that is a true tribute to the iconic ship and its passengers. Enjoy a self-guided tour inside Titanic Museum, Branson, MO, featuring fully re-created cabins, parlors and the infamous $1-million Grand Staircase, as well as interactive displays and children's exhibits.

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Plan to spend about 2 hours touring the museum.
This is a self-guided tour, so go at your own pace.
Helpful staff dressed in Edwardian-era clothing.
Interactive exhibits throughout the museum.
Features a re-creation of Grand Staircase and fully styled ship cabins.
View over 400 artifacts on display.
Personal photos are now allowed inside the ship.
Reservations are required.

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There are always reasons to visit Titanic Museum Attraction in Missouri! In 1985, RMS Titanic was found, and in 1987 a second expedition took place. The team spent 44 days at sea and did 32 dives to the Titanic. The objective of the dive was to broadcast the first live television show from the wreck site. The entire expedition was led by the owner, John Joslyn. Today, the Titanic Museum Attraction pays tribute to the 2,208 passengers.

New in 2023—Tribute to the Children of the RMS Titanic
There were 135 children on board Titanic, with ages ranging from 9 weeks to 15 years, each with a story to tell. Branson Titanic Museum's mission for 2023 is to shine a light on their young lives, to speak their names, and to honor their legacy. New displays. New stories. A moment in time all guests can pay tribute to these young lives.

Must see...
Touch an iceberg, dip your hands into 28-degree water, and even try standing on the sloping deck as you get a first-hand experience of what it was like on that fateful night in 1912.

Everyone's talking about...
Walking the halls, parlors, cabins, and iconic Grand Staircase of the ship, all offer the perfect opportunity for an unforgettable experience. Plus, you’ll be surrounded by more than 400 real artifacts from the ship and its passengers. Book your passage so you don’t miss all this and more at the Titanic Museum in Branson.

Red Bears at Titanic—Starting November 4th
A massive gathering of huggable Christmas Red Bears can be seen and adopted at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson during the Christmas season! These critters, who will appear among the holiday décor throughout the attraction from November 4 through December 31, are a reminder that this is the museum’s “Year of the Titanic Children.” A special exhibit highlights the 135 passengers and crew members who were age 15 or younger when the Titanic set sail.

Titanic Museum Attraction Honors Veterans in November—Active, Reserve, and Veterans are invited! Come hear the Titanic Heroes’ stories and share yours too!

There were 48 military personnel on board the Titanic:

9 Perished
39 Survived
19 United States Military passengers and crew
25 Foreign Military passengers and crew
5 Known Wars
Personal Artifacts on Display

Titanic honors veterans! Active and retired military members receive free admission with a military ID and a driver’s license or residence card (1 free admission per transaction). Other guests in their party can receive the regular military discount.

Blackout dates apply. (November 23rd–26th). Reservations are required.

Giant, Red Christmas Tree, has risen at the Titanic Museum Attraction—A Tribute to the Children of Titanic
This Christmas season, a colossal, 25-foot, richly decorated red tree will dominate the Titanic Museum’s outside entrance, while 10 lavishly adorned green trees and hundreds of huggable Red Teddy Bears will be standing by to welcome guests inside. It promises to be an exciting, new Christmas experience for everyone.

Why Red? The RMS Titanic’s hull was painted in two colors: black above the water line and red below it.
Why Now? Red is the boldest color in the color spectrum. It has the power to express love, joy, and celebration. It encourages engagement and instills trust, hope, and confidence—just what the world needs now.

Tour Highlights

Receive a boarding pass of a real passenger or crew member
Touch a growing Iceberg
Crew in period dress attire
Kids become Captain of the ship for the day
Interactive areas
Touch the 28-degree water
See the world's largest Titanic model
Over 300 artifacts on display

Huge Announcement!
Titanic Museums will allow personal photos inside the ship! Times are changing, and so is Titanic!

The exterior of the the ship shaped Titanic Museum at night with a giant red Christmas Tree and stars made of wires and light in front of it.

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Close up of a Christmas Tree Decorated with American Flags, red ornaments, and a teddy bear on display at the Titanic Museum.

A memorial display with a large photo of an ice burg with a table in front of it and white bare trees with ornaments on them on either side.

A passenger cabin exhibit with bed on the left and right set up like someone is staying there plus several different items of Christmas decor.

An exhibit with black and white photos of the musicians that died on the Titanic with bright red Christmas poinsettias in front of them.

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Titanic Museum Attraction is located at 3235 W. Hwy. 76 • Branson, MO 65616

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Frequently Asked Questions about Titanic Museum Attraction

How long does it take to tour the Titanic in Branson, Missouri?

Most guests typically spend about 90 minutes to two hours, but the Titanic Museum is a self-guided tour so you can go at your own pace.

Is the Titanic Museum wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Titanic is fully accessible. There is an elevator near the Grand Staircase and the hallways are all wide enough for wheelchair maneuverability.

Are wheelchairs available at the Titanic?

Yes, wheelchairs are free and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

What is the Titanic Museum in Branson, and why is it there?

Titanic Museum Branson is a self-guided, interactive museum tour with over 400 priceless artifacts and historic treasures valued at over $4 million. The museum brings history to life and shares Titanic’s story and gives each guest the opportunity to encounter the personal heroic and tragic stories of its passengers. You can see a first-class stateroom, touch an Iceberg, walk the Grand Staircase, and look back in time through an exclusive Father Browne photographic collection.

Are cameras allowed at the Titanic Museum?

Yes, the Titanic Museum allows guests to take personal photos inside the ship. You can take photos with your phones only, no flash, tripods, or videos.