Titanic Museum VIP Guided Tour in Branson, Missouri

Highlights from a guided VIP tour of the Branson Titanic Museum. This is the sister museum to the one in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Anne Frank was in the museum as part of a special exhibit they were doing to honor Titanic's Jewish passengers and remember the Holocaust. The Strauses were two among the 69 known Jewish people aboard the ship and two of the 39 who perished. The Strauses' nephew, Nathan, was a college friend of Anne Frank's father, Otto Frank.
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[@lune78]

I love how there's a room dedicated to the band. These guys were true heroes. And I really like how immersive the museum is, you really get a taste of what being on the Titanic was like.

[@anonymous-ts6bm]

Iv seen survivers interviews where they said that was a myth they never kept playing it's just hollywood magic as they say

[@somersfamily]

​@@anonymous-ts6bmfalse

[@p-mac8413]

​@@anonymous-ts6bmI've also seen survivor interviews where men have said they distinctly remember the band still playing.

[@thepistolguy859]

What else could they do they was men. Men wasn't allowed on life boats so they played on

[@anonymous-ts6bm]

@@somersfamily false lol said with such certainty like you were there 😅 I'm glad you made it off

[@TheMindlessIntellectual89.]

Can you imagine how scary this would be to be on a large scale ship like that and it’s sinking in the middle of the night and it’s pitch black and all you can hear is the person screaming next to you in the freezing water 😱

[@abe_linc02]

Now try with a 5 year old. What do u tell the poor kid ? Smfh

[@grantmctaggart9942]

@@abe_linc02fuck she’s a coldie tonight hey?

[@cottoncandace7704]

I'd still wanna experience that.

[@gregjsinclair]

10 out of 10 stars for this tour guide,,, she is remarkable ,,,,

[@pleasedroses3811]

I visited this museum in 2018 and 2020. She was wonderful. She even got a bit temperamental with some customers who she thought were trying to cut in line. 😂

[@averagegalaxygamer4430]

Visited this museum last year and I had this same tour guide…she was amazing at explaining everything

[@belleurando]

she seems very educated id love to go see this

[@stevenadams3303]

The forth stack did function. It vented the interior of the ship and the kitchen stove, which were coal. In some pictures you can see smoke venting albeit not nearly as much as the other three

[@MrKite94]

Glad someone mentioned this

[@callumtaylor4132]

Also, there were previous ships with four stacks, the Lusitania, the Mauritania, and the Aquatania

[@stevenadams3303]

@@callumtaylor4132 True, Titanic could have gotten away with 3 stacks but chose to use four because of those ships. I am simply felt the need to correct one of the many errors the tour guide made. Not everyone are historians so I don't hold it against her, however I do feel it necessary to correct mistakes.

[@Ostheim]

No, the 4th stack was not a functioning stack like the others and that's what she meant. Was it used for other things? Sure like you mentioned but to see smoke ever coming out of it I doubt that.

[@stevenadams3303]

@@Ostheim I don't know what to tell you the simple fact is that it functioned, as in not a "just for looks piece. If you have a problem with what words mean there is always a dictionary

[@0V3CHKiN]

I did not know this existed! The Titanic and its history still intrigues me to this day.

[@WVclogger]

There is also one in pigeon forge TN highly recommend

[@NicolaMs007]

same ere, if I ever in the US I would definitely visit this place

[@MagnaVictus]

The guide is a gem, her attitude and her information is fantastic!

[@BTScriviner]

No, she gets a lot of information wrong.

[@heru-deshet359]

The musicians exhibit and music brought a tear to my eye.

[@robertcook5049]

They died like true professionals. RIP

[@steamerbv]

Ooops! The 4th funnel did function to eliminate exhaust fumes from the galley, so one could often see a small trickle of smoke from number 4, though not as much as 1 - 3. It was a dummy for boiler room purposes, but not unemployed on board ship. And I learned that from the Titanic Historical Society.

[@theheritagechanneluk1553]

She even says it's American. Hahahaha no it wasn't. It was British

[@picson]

​@@theheritagechanneluk1553youd have hoped for better educated people giving tours. She flew the American flag yes, but it was customary to fly the flag of the country you were arriving in, so she also had a French flag as well when she went to Cherbourg.

[@jameshunt2603]

The tour guide is so passionate about the Titanic that when she spoke about the men playing on their instruments she showed just a hint of emotion as she told this story. She has probably said those words many many times and yet because this was the 110th anniversary it again made an impression on her. 😢

[@jameshunt2603]

9:38 Hearing the famous song being played on the piano after the touching tribute to these men brought tears to my eyes. May those men rest in peace. 😢😢😢

[@fuckmyoldbootshellovera6280]

What about the the 4th chimney

[@craig8506]

So many mistakes

[@pommiebears]

She doesn’t know what she’s talking about. Do you honestly think an “American ship” would have RMS (Royal Mail Ship) on it….if it was American? It was owned by an American company, and a major shareholder was JP Morgan, but it was a registered BRITISH ship! And, the fourth funnel absolutely served a function.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

I knew a survivor of the Titanic. She is long gone now, but I have some memories that very few have.

[@RobColeFilms]

What was her name?

[@justanamateur1682]

Great now let her memory be forgotten by you and history for not sharing.

[@rickkinki4624]

This is now on my bucket list! But why the heck was a photo of Anne Frank included? Titanic sank before she was ever born!

[@tarynmiller-bell347]

@Rick Kinki. I had to look this up since it wasn't explained. They have a section where they honor Jewish connections to the titanic. This is a small part of what I found. Turns out Nathan helped get Anne's diary published. "What is the connection between Anne Frank and the Titanic? Otto Frank, the father of Anne Frank, was best friends with Nathan Straus, brother of First Class Passenger and Titanic victim Isidor Straus, both of whom co-owned Macy's."

[@LMGAries]

14:10 and they special honor only the Jewish passengers as seen on this wall.

[@zms8092]

I’ve been to the exhibition in Vegas twice, and one years ago in England. The “big piece” in Las Vegas absolutely takes your breath away. This museum looks very neat - those sloping decks really put in all in perspective I’d imagine. We will never stop being obsessed and fascinated with Titanic ❤️‍🩹

[@chuckkennedy5656]

I and a friend went yesterday 7/16/22. It was a spur-of-the moment thing. I had been wanting to go for sometime, but kept putting it off. It was a bit high priced, but again we just showed up. It was a self-guided tour. I got pretty emotional as I went through. I could feel the vibe of the tragedy. I've always been fascinated with the story of the Titanic. I wish we would have had a guide to walk us through. But nevertheless it was interesting and educational.

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

what passengers we’re you assigned to on your boarding pass? i was a steerage passenger that didn’t survive and I can’t remember the name of the man on my boarding pass

[@chuckkennedy5656]

@@ChairmanPaulieD I got Alberto Peracchio boarding pass, he was a waiter in the kitchen. Him and his 17 year old brother Sebastiano both perished. I don't recall who my friend got, but they survived.

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

@@chuckkennedy5656 do you know IF they we’re waiters at the Italian restaurant “Gatti’s” next to the Cafe Parisian on B Deck Aft? I’m going to research their names of his staff for the restaurant

[@chuckkennedy5656]

@@ChairmanPaulieDMy Boarding Pass says, Luigi Gatti picked Alberto to serve on the Titanic in the ultra-exclusive A la Carte restaurant after Alberto moved to England after working on the RMS Olympic. Before they sailed Signor Gatti asked Alberto if he could recommend someone to join the restaurant staff. Alberto suggested his 17 yr old brother Sebastiano. They never worked officially for the White Star Line.

[@eden20111]

Question. Did the gift shop have a replica of the Heart of the Ocean necklace?

[@Zach_eats]

Thank you so much for capturing this. I felt I was going along the tour with you. The tour guide was fantastic! She was very entergetic you can tell she has a passion for this. I definitely would have tipped her at the end. I’m curious to know how much the VIP tickets where?

[@attractionsmagazine]

Glad you enjoyed it. There was more to the tour we didn’t post. We were part of an invited media group, so we don’t know how much the tickets were.

[@Zach_eats]

@@attractionsmagazine thanks!

[@funnymishra7046]

My English is not good...so I couldn't get that guide....if possible then kindly add subtitles

[@augen_stern210]

The Grand Staircase is simply gorgeous ! 😍

[@alexisgreen-hernandez8604]

The story of Titanic is so sad 😞 when you think 🤔 of all the ppl 😢 that could have been saved on that day. Thanks 😇 for sharing. One of my favorite stories and movies 🎬.

[@farba7713]

Wow! I’d love to see this in person! Thank you for capturing this for us and sharing it! When the man began to play the piano, I have to admit I got teary eyed! The Titanic is always a true classic and something I can never get enough of!!!

[@craig8506]

I picked up on a few mistakes here by the artefacts expert and guide. The American flag was not flown as a result of being “American owned” (it was but this isn’t the reason). Titanic would have been flying the US flag (46 stars I believe at that time) to signify the US as her place of destination in addition to the Blue Ensign, the Blue Peter and the White star burgee.

[@windrunnerpaints6993]

Glad someone else caught this

[@mr.juniii5523]

Also a addition to this comment the forth funnel was stated to be “Fake and has no funtion once so ever” thats really somehow wrong it was a giant ventilator ment to vent the Kitchen galleys and the Smoking room

[@theheritagechanneluk1553]

She was British and owned by the British. Woman got that facts wrong completely, typical of Americans. White star line was British and owned her. She was NOT American and it's so offensive that this is even being suggested. This is the Americans won the war all over again.

[@snoopy4802]

Out of all the titanic museums I've been to this is the best one. They allow you the time to look around and on the second floor you can take pictures. Absolutely loved it, they give you a card about one of the passengers but they don't talk to you like crap like the people do in Gatlinburg Tennessee did. Those people try to make it like the movie. Gatlinburg folks could learn a lot of they came here. Branson museum was the best.

[@attractionsmagazine]

That's interesting to hear since they are owned by the same company.

[@shayesbel]

@@attractionsmagazine I had a very pleasant experience with the one in Gatlinburg just last week. Maybe the employers were different then?

[@kirstywhittington1759]

Great video.....my great great grandfather fredrick wardner was a stoker/fireman on the titanic, he was below deck shoveling the coal into the furnaces, my grandad told me when I was little, I thought it was one of those stories that your grandparents told you when you were little, many years later.....turned out to be true 😲

[@amyvedin251]

Visited this during the 100th anniversary in 2012. Fascinating!

[@pennwoman]

This is fantastic! Want to see this in person.

[@ragael1024]

handmade. Titanic was more than a ship. she was pure art. happy to see some key features were remade so that we could bask in their beauty.

[@Ballistics5X]

Visited the Museum on our summer 2022. Very nice representation of the interior and good layout for the history and event. A must go on your trip to Branson.

[@DFlemming]

She was a British ship. She flew the American flag as port of destination.

[@sionetonga6859]

Then why is rose and jack American ??? Hmmm

[@jiraphatsempian6497]

@@sionetonga6859 cause they came to britain?

[@AnythingGasoline]

@@sionetonga6859 movie dude.. movie.

[@mr.juniii5523]

Correct even tho the company is now owned by a american company White star still consider themselves British Its the reason why must of there ships where Requisitioned into British troop carriers and Hospital ships during the great war and the American flag shown in the front mast is indeed ment to show the ships destination and not what nation shes owned by thats the job of the Pole on the Poop Deck and of course being still considered themselves as a british company there ships are still manded by navy reserves of the royal navy and also flies the blue ensign on the stern refrencing its a british ship.

[@jiraphatsempian6497]

@@mr.juniii5523 and what is the company name?

[@aeneasremotemixing7381]

Went there this past summer. It was amazing.

[@starryeyeschick]

I loved this tour! I hope to go to one of the Titanic museums someday, so this is tiding me over nicely.

[@scottrussell6717]

Was there 2016... it was really neat to see.. well worth going

[@HottMessFishin]

This was an amazing video, and tournament. The tour guide did a great job! THANK YOU for bringing us along!

[@nabilm3ak502]

Dia duit, maidir le hábhar an Titanic, agus de réir mo staideanna is measa ar an ollscoil mar fhear óg Mharacó 🇲🇦 agus Mo chaidreamh leis an bhfarraige agus ag breathnú ar longa agus an chaoi a ndéantar iad agus mo shuirbhéanna faoin scannán Titanic, agus gan é seo scannán, úrscéalta agus sraith ,ní bheadh ​​​​a fhios ag na géinérations scéal na loinge seo , atá ar cheann de na longa is sábháilte ar domhan ,Deir cuid acu gur imigh an long ar a céad turas agus an turas deiridh. Southampton i dtreo Chathair Nua-Eabhrac go luath ar maidin an 15 Aibreán,1912 san Atlantach Thuaidh, is í an long Paisinéirí is mó ag an am, le 2224 duine ar bord, thart ar 23:40 am long agus 5:18 GMT nuair a tharla an timpiste go bás 1500 duine, rud a fhágann go bhfuil sé ar cheann de na ceathracha is mó ar an gcabhlach is marbh sa stair De réir mo thuairimse, ní féidir linn an fhírinne a fhios faoi dhul go tóin an Titanic, mar is scéal é a bhfuil go leor gossip agus faoi chuimsiú rúndiamhra ann. .an long, ach ní fhaca sé é cúis na dtonn , agus deir cuid acu gur bhuail sé le cnoc oighir agus go ndeachaigh sé in ainneoin go bhfuair an Titanic sé bhraon oighir farraige agus nach bhféadfadh sé a chúrsa a athrú de bharr neart a luais Agus deir cuid acu go raibh an Titanic ar siúl dul ar bord na ndaoine is saibhre san Eoraip, iomaitheoirí an rialtais agus agus comhraiceoirí bhunú Bhanc Feidearálach Mheiriceá,mar sin chuathas go fonnmhar chun fáil réidh leo.Báthadh beagnach míle paisinéir agus criú agus báthadh iad go léir nó fuair siad bás mar gheall ar éifeachtaí an tumoideachais uisce fuar RMS Carpatia tháinig an suíomh uair an chloig agus tarrtháil na marthanóirí deiridh ag 9:15 agus mar fhocal scoir mé ag rá gur chuir an cárta turraing an domhain agus isteach i brón agus brón gach duine a fuair an nuacht agus ba chúis go forleathan. agus fearg go forleathan mar gheall ar chóireáil mhíchothrom na ngrád Tar éis na n-imscrúduithe, rinneadh athruithe móra ar na rialacháin mhuirí , agus mar thoradh air sin cruthaíodh an Idirnáisiúnta um Shábháilteacht Beatha ar Muir , there ,wi ch fós sábháilteacht mhuirí inniu. Is é seo a fhios ag Dia an fhírinne

[@sunnyscott4876]

I thought that they added the 4th funnel to compete with the Cunard ships and it did have several smaller functions. It was not just decorative..

[@jennifernorth4110]

I think you're right. I have learned this and many other things from a KZbin channel that I'm subscribed to. It's called Historic Travels.

[@Steamaddict1603]

Lusitania was the first ship built with four funnels. It was added to the Olympic class liners to compete with Cunard. The funnel DID have a function, it was the dog kennel.

[@1989gibbi]

The fourth funnel was not solely there for looks. It was there for ventilation. the White Star line and indeed Thomas Andrews would never put something on one of their ships that had no use. It may not have been necessary but it needed to have a use

[@ErinMott09]

Oh man I got teary eyed when he started playing the piano

[@MartyMcFly88]

I love the Titanic. I went to the museum in Pigeon Forge which was amazing! I also went to the small museum in Key West which was pretty lame and not worth the admission price. Pigeon Forge museum is incredible.

[@AnythingGasoline]

The Titanic was a British ship. Registered in Liverpool, UK. White Star Line, a British shipping company owned Titanic. BUT White Star Line was owned by the American you are referring to. It is thought by many that the American John Pierpont (J.P.) Morgan, was involved in the sinking of Titanic

[@leeriches8841]

Yeah but you know what Americans are like 😂

[@greek9244]

And was built in belfast. So basically it’s all British…

[@LMGAries]

@@leeriches8841​​⁠and everyone knows an assumption maker such as yourself ..about millions upon millions of people you do not know, yet still foolishly label them _all_ under a feeble simple minded category. sod off, mate.

[@putypramesty7311]

Very good image quality,, Thanks for the tour..

[@mrsheatherteske]

I went yrs ago when it was an exhibit on the Queen Mary in Long Beach and it was cool to see it on an actual ship. Was self guided though.

[@joslinw9187]

Thank you. This is so much better and details than the one exhibited at Singapore.

[@libby2012]

Very cool. Glad to to know so many see the value in the Titanic story!

[@drw_predator]

Truly awesome and so admiring tour

[@mountainous_port]

Thank you for uploading this.

[@myknkat1]

I have been there many times... and would go back again

[@danielmoyer7095]

Wife and I were remarried their on our 35 anniversary. Eight years ago on the staircase

[@MyKiara12345]

in my past life regression I found out that I actually lived during 1912 and remember this tragedy fondly as it was covered on all the news papers and medias......i was shook because everytime i see something relating to titanic or the time period of 1912 in general- i cant help but feel this over whelming feeling of nostalgia and begin crying

[@CrovBomb]

Hahahahaha!

[@mountainous_port]

What.

[@iankirkpatrick1037]

Keep talking the tablets mate 😂

[@leeriches8841]

I wish I could be taking the same drugs you are 😂

[@heru-deshet359]

Fascinating! I have to put this on my bucket list.

[@carolmartin6719]

I loved the titanic when I went to Branson it was so awesome gotta go back again.

[@samanthajudd63]

Just wanted to warn anybody who sees this video if you go there and they have the costumes on display. Most of these costumes are J Peterman about the car is not the real screenworn costumes. I have tried pointing this out to them because they label them as the real thing and they blocked me from being able to comment on their page. Just keep that in mind when you pay the admission fee that you are not paying to see the real costumes, just paying to see replicas

[@_VickyToria_]

I go to Branson every year with my family every year we go to this museum 💕

[@batwings388]

I went to the one in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. If you have any interest in the Titanic at all, it is a must see.

[@glenstanley5576]

Its on my bucket list to see it

[@alessandracardoso7512]

Emocionante esse passeio, se eu morasse USA certamente iria nessa visita....a moça guia é excelente, meus parabéns a ela 🇧🇷👏👏👏👏

[@gieselats]

Thanks for the upload. It’s very interesting. Keep up the good work.

[@dan1elhalas]

Coolest Museum I've ever been to.

[@loisweimer6832]

I can't wait..I leave on the 3rd of July to tour this ...

[@rmannayr2129]

THIS IS A GREAT TOUR!

[@CluckleMan]

I’ve been here. I loved it

[@winsows11]

The Titanic wasn’t an American ship. It was a British liner otherwise said as Royal Mail Ship. Britain had little contact with America at the time, and held the British flag.

[@TarotTea]

“Titanic was a British-registered ship in the White Star line that was owned by a U.S. company in which famed American financier John Pierpont "JP" Morgan was a major stockholder.” -NOAA

[@firekip685]

After going to the exhibit at the Luxor, this museum is just ok-ish. The exhibit at the Luxor has many many more artifacts and the giant piece of the hull.

[@CaptWirg]

Now I regret not going to it when I was at the Luxor.

[@pumpkensdiapers1417]

That was the BEST one I’ve been to as well! I went for my 21st Birthday

[@adamsbriee6330]

@@pumpkensdiapers1417why’d you go there instead of drinking?

[@pumpkensdiapers1417]

@@adamsbriee6330 my mom doesn’t drink and it’s no fun drinking alone lol

[@aaronrnelson22]

This is why the titanic is cool

[@ryanmarkagustero5491]

I thought the man on the piano is a wax. 😅

[@dracarysMB]

LOL!

[@DylanLefever]

Lol

[@bretagnejean2410]

Dont touch him during the visit

[@elisabethhutchinson2987]

i feel for the guy that was tasked with turning the ship. when i went to the museum, there was a simulator to try and turn the wheel enough for the ship to clear it. I was going as fast as i could and my cousin still had to help me.

[@jlasf]

It's more tragic than that. They would have survived if they HADN'T turned the ship. In that case, they would have hit it straight on and damaged only the front watertight compartments. The ship could survive that. It was because they turned and the iceberg ripped a long gash on the side that it opened up more of the watertight compartments. That's what doomed the ship.

[@MauriceRivers415]

@@jlasf Exactly. The Carpathia would've saved them, and it's very likely that none would've perished. Sadly, hindsight is 20/20.

[@jlasf]

@@MauriceRivers415 Recently, I researched the Olympic, Titanic's sister ship. It was identical and was more famous at the time because it launched first. It had arrived in NYC a couple of months before and was greeted by 10,000 people. In fact, the myth of the Titanic is overblown on this point. People had seen a ship this size before. It wasn't as mind-blowing as it's presented. Because the Olympic was more famous, there are many photographs of the interior. These pictures are frequently misnamed as photos of the Titanic. In addition, many years later, the Olympic was involved in a serious accident that resulted in the front of the Olympic being crushed. In this case, the front watertight compartments held. It was damaged, but it did not sink. No such luck for the Titanic. Lastly, the legend that the Titanic was considered "unsinkable" was never stated by the White Star Line. It's unclear who originated that description.

[@jellybaby7]

Thats good they got that half of the boat from the depths to go on board, looks good condition especially the steering wheel

[@ryanlemon4372]

im going to see titanic next month cant whate see you in 4 weeks

[@Skubidubifub]

So interesting! Some day when I go to the US, I will go to this museum! Thanks for this video!

[@iankirkpatrick1037]

Go to titanic museum in Belfast, where it was actually built

[@LolliPopXD52]

Just came back so fun😆😆

[@Eryc001]

Every time I hear Nearer My God To Thee I get chills immediately.

[@robertsullivan3877]

Tennessee also has this same thing, near DollyWood.

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

I know there ain’t the original props and all that…but it’s amazing how they recreated all this stuff. Cheap made but but as they did when it was made.

[@Captain_Frank_Abagnale]

Aw man they changed the boarding passes. I have two of the older book style ones from when I went years ago(Captain Smith and JJ Astor)

[@jeffs-zw2zb]

Looks like a great museum. We will have to check it out.

[@varghesethomas7902]

Oh thank you Sister Colocasia for your great narration 👏🏻📿✝️

[@Maxson-_-]

i’ve been there before and it’s really cool!

[@FrigginCatsBruh]

The 4th funnel absolutely had a function and that was an air vent, venting for the galley

[@brianalford5754]

The 4th funnel was a multi purpose air vent for lower decks and it vented smoke from the kitchens

[@ThePrissy11]

Cool! Love to go this museum👍

[@ryanlemon4372]

im going to this museum in 4 weeks

[@MajorasSkullKid]

That replica at 2:00 is awesome! I would love to make one of those! Also, there’s a game that’s been in development since 2012 and should hopefully be out soon and is about experiencing the titanic and its sinking. It’s called Titanic: Honor and Glory, after the angel statues.

[@markofthenorth8918]

Great video going to plan on taking my class there.

[@silvertbird1]

I didn’t know this existed, although I’m in Texas, I may need to visit. I can’t imagine what it would be like to see some of these things in person.

[@cynthiamcgee4829]

I would love to go see this Museum and by the way he's playing Nearer My God to thee which they played as the Titanic sank

[@mikecarey9218]

Now I don't have to pay the ridiculous amount to get in. Great tour. Thank you

[@natalie_felts]

This looks amazing and would love to go! However, I don’t understand what ties this place has to titanic? Sorry if I’m being dim. I live in Southampton and we have a museum here and I’ve been to the one on Belfast as the ship was built there. If anyone could let me know I’d love to find out!!

[@Beatlesbec]

We’ll be there in October

[@ericluba6287]

Thanks for making this I've been Dying to go to the museum ever since they 1st opened But don't have the means to go So thank you

[@silviagertrudisperezaguila381]

No había visto éste vídeo me dejó impresionada es excelente 👌😮 No entendí a la guía porque solo hablo español🤔☹️ saludos desde Puerto Progreso Yucatán 🏝️🇲🇽

[@ebonylewis1680]

We was there last year.

[@Beretta2023]

Thank you for posting - look like i am be in tour so interested 😊 thank you 😊

[@levilingle9711]

I have been here like 50 times

[@killasjanitor]

Did they not have an iceberg room? I went to the one in Tennessee and they had a MASSIVE room at the front dedicated to the iceberg. It was honestly kinda terrifying how big the room was and how big the iceberg was. I remember I was little and the room scared me so much I ran back to the previous one.

[@ryanpalmer7854]

They had a room dedicated to being near the front of the ship at that time but it wasn’t huge

[@botheringu1595]

I like the tour guide style. Im willing listen to her speak the whole day 😂

[@robertmorgan8104]

I must take this VIP tour!

[@cordelljenkins3626]

I want to take a trip to Branson to see this in person

[@tickedoffsheikh8587]

Double thumbs up to this museum.... I don't have words to describe anything I've seen here....the concept is awesome...'the million dollars room'- so authentic and exacting...among the many other exhibits. Don't know about you but when the guy at the piano began playing that piece of music...my eyes just started watering,then came the sniffles! I remembered reading and seeing Cameron's Titanic how the band played on...! However, l have one concern and that is the tour guide - Jamie didn't mention the name 'R.M.S.Carpathia' - instead she just said a "small passenger liner"...why would she or the management of the museum do that? History has to be told as the whole truth without any biases (and please I am not pointing fingers that this might have been deliberate!)☮️. Just my humble opinion. Doesn't the 'R.M.S.Carpathia' and her venerated Captain Arthur H.Rostron and men deserved to be mentioned in any discussion of the 'R.M.S. Titanic' thereafter it had hit the iceberg and made contact with that ship? Wasn't the 'S.S. Carpathia' the first vessel to have reached the scene some three hours later after having sped through the dense ice floes at that moment in time through the 'blackness' of night and reaching to 'the scene' sometime just around the crack of dawn? Does anybody understand what great risk that was to be steaming through at full speed? Now, upon reaching 'the scene' RMS Carpathia men wasted no time, under the watchful eyes of Cpt.Rostron, they got to work immediately rescuing lives from that icy-cold North Atlantic waters...who lived to tell the fateful events that unfolded a 'few hours ago'...that has since being immortalised for all posterity into all sorts of media....and this awesome idea of a museum. May all of RMS Titanic souls that were tragically lost at sea Rest in Peace and to Cpt.Sir Arthur H. Rostron and his ship's crew all Rest in Peace too.☮️👍🙏🇬🇾.

[@pleasedroses3811]

The band’s tribute room was my favorite part of the museum when I visited it. I’m not sure why she didn’t mention the Carpathia.

[@pommiebears]

RMS TITANIC was a British registered ship! It was owned by American shareholders. Royal Mail ship….which should tell you it’s British!

[@craigmcneil3987]

The fourth stack was used for ventilation...It indeed had a function.

[@madaihernandez7954]

Woow que hermoso se mira ahi

[@ethanhensley9355]

Went here when I was like 9 was pretty fun

[@rmannayr2129]

LOOK AT THAT ICEBERG!

[@ladyshakari]

I need to make a visit there

[@muhammadshafeeque9264]

Fantastic noledge 😍

[@tinahardman8793]

The Titanic actually sunk 900 miles off the Nova Scotia coast. I also saw the episode of Ghost Adventures that did this episode where they inspected the museum.

[@DKrueger1994]

1:15 in actuality, it would be Olympic's smallest propeller. There were paperwork saying that Titanic received a small 3 bladed propeller for the center. HMHS Britannic, too did receive a 4 bladed center. Can you imagine having that propeller as a big ceiling fan since it's up on the roof?

[@larryoneill7432]

The one in Pigeon Forge Tn is pretty much the same, but slightly better