Titanic: The Exhibition in Seattle
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Titanic: The Exhibition in Seattle
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Highlights
Explore a popular exhibition that offers a detailed look at the history of the Titanic through photos, letters, and personal items of the travelers. Witness recreated interiors of the ship, from luxurious first-class suites to simple third-class cabins.
Listen to survivor stories on your audio guide as you learn about the ship's journey and the people onboard.
What's included
INCLUDED
Access to Titanic: The Exhibition in Seattle
Audio Guide (English or Spanish)
An exhibition pint glass (if VIP ticket selected)
Customer reviews
Additional information
Must Know
Visitors typically spend about 90 minutes at this exhibition
Pre Purchase
Children under 4 enter for free
Usage
Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the entrance
Post Purchase
Professional equipment, selfie sticks and tripods are not permitted
If you have booked the last entry time of the day, please ensure you and your party arrive within 15 minutes of the entry time
Paid parking options are available around the venue. There is no free parking option offered with the ticket
Good To Know
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Audio Guide Languages: English, Spanish
Location
Venue
Maritime Building, 906 Alaskan Way, 98104
Meeting Point
906 Alaskan Wy
Penyedia
Fever Labs, Inc.
Jaminan harga terbaik
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- Dipercaya oleh jutaan wisatawan
- Jaminan harga terbaik
- Pilih lebih dari 200.000 aktivitas
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- Perusahaan grup Singapore Airlines
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Very intriguing and gives you a better, more humanised, insight to what took place on this fatal incident as opposed to just reading online with artefacts from both passengers onboard the Titanic and from its sister ships. Very surreal and gives those who perished a voice and identity. Worth visiting since it’s probably not going anywhere else other than Texas and Madrid (if I remember what the staff mentioned correctly)