Titanic Pigeon Forge Video Tour

As the whole world remembers the world's most famous luxury liner, Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tn. will continue to open the door to the past in it's one-of-a-kind way -- letting "passengers" experience what it was like to walk the hallways, parlors, cabins and Grand Staircase of the Titanic while surrounded by more than 400 artifacts directly from the ship and its passengers. As visitors touch a real iceberg, walk the Grand Staircase and third class hallways, reach their hands into 28-degree water, and try to stand on the sloping decks, they learn what it was like on the RMS Titanic by experiencing it first-hand.

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[tanyapaniagua]

My boyfriend and I recently traveled to Pigeon Forge and we visited the Titanic museum after our tour of the Smoky Mountains. We were blown away. The museum takes you from the very beginning to honoring the passengers and crew. We loved every moment of it!

[erichoskins]

This is a promotional video. They are trying to sell it to you. On my trip to the museum it was handled tastefully and respectful. And I learned a few things. I recommend it

[slylover]

why does this music make it seem like a wholesome disney ride XD

[KYExtemper]

One of the best historical museums I have been to. I like how you work your way up to the deck level and they have simulated the night time conditions, which takes you back to that point in history.

[queencerseilannister]

I went to Titanic Exhibit in Vegas about 15+ years ago. It was unreal and very touching/respectful. They had an actual hull piece and many many other artifacts.

[crixxxxxxxxx]

New exhibit: test your corpse recovering abilities as you search through hundreds of floating frozen bodies and later attempt to identify the deceased.

[mattmosley]

This is the best museum I've been to yet. Very informative. Very sad too. It doesn't poke fun of the tragedy at all as some are saying on here. You leave this museum knowing more about the Titanic than you ever did know.

[govandals]

I literally came from Oregon to see this museum and even dressed up as a first class passenger. I stuck my hand in the 28 degree water and it was so painful that I could only handle 5 seconds of it.

[C_StewieDewie]

This museum was amazing! Very interactive filled with tons of facts and artifacts. I'll never forget that experience. Worth every penny.

[lemonade]

This looks really exciting but at the same time the video is so cheery, I'm sure it's more somber in person, but I'm getting like a really happy science kids museum from the video. It's kind of weird but exciting.

[navycpo]

This is one awesome place. We went in 2019 before the madness hit and really enjoyed ourselves. I had to sit down in the grand staircase area. It really will blow you away.

[ncg]

Went there last month. Liked the fact that the displays of artifacts change on a regular basis. All parts if the tour were very well thought out. Tour groups were kept small for ample viewing of everything on display.

[suprhyprxp]

I love the titanic it is my favorite ship ever I've always wanted to go to the titanic museum

[sweetpea]

I loved this video; of course to actually go to the Titanic Museum 5 days ago was even better. The museum made you think that you were an actual passenger. I was a stewardess, Violet Jessup and my husband was Sidney Collett, one of five ministers aboard; the strange thing being that my husband is a minister. We both survived to live a long life.

[TheCarlScharnberg]

There is something very Black Mirror-esque about how jolly this video is. 1, 517 people died while feeling absolute terror. I don't think any of them imagined a museum dedicated to their story would be promoted in this manner.

[panotsagouris]

1:08 looks like kate winslet herself in the boarding costume from TITANIC I am not kidding

[rayavila]

My wife and I took the Titanic experience and it was soooo well worth it. that a must do if your ever in Pigeon forge

[markushayes]

1:27 “test your balance on the sloping decks”. They can’t be serious! 🤦‍♂️

[jarimikkola]

This was an awesome exhibit when it was first assembled as a tour for educating the public on the Titanic. Loved every minute. My passenger survived...(on the ID card given to you when you check in).

[mahoneys]

Imagine this cheerful of an ad for a museum about 9/11 after 110 years of time.