For those talking about the gift shop. I worked at a museum, and they rely pretty heavily on gift shop revenue. If they charged what they needed with the tickets, most people couldn't afford it. And having merch with their name etc helps spread the word about the place. That's actually how I found out about this place years ago when someone had a shirt I believe it was. Plus, little stuff helps kids remember the story through Association. The whole point of the exhibits is to help people, piticularlly children, learn more. Learn what they felt going in the water and why it was impossible for them to live. How steep the deck was and why no one could stay on, etc. Children learn the best through hands-on experience, and some adults. Way better then just reading a plague that doesn't give you the depth of connection that seeing and feeling does. And little children can't read, but they can touch, see and feel. It's been over 100 years. It is like any museum of history. Arguments could be made for or against any interactive exhibit or gift shop.
exactly my point. The titanic was tragic and they do a great job of honoring the victims and as someone who's been there it's not lighthearted all the way around.
Honestly, as an archivist, the giftshop seems more based on pop culture and hardly in poor taste for the people. The passenger cards are an incredible way of helping peiple relate emotionally as well.❤
In the national WWII museum in New Orleans, they give you a card with a random soldiers name. Throughout the museum you can find out more and more about your soldier by scanning your card at certain stations and at the end of the museum you find out if your soldier perished or lived and if they received any medals or not
In the gift shop they should sell actual chunks of coal brought up from the titanic. I remember when the movie Titanic came out, they were selling it in the movie theater. I still have it in a small black box. I wonder if it is real or not.
@@kellysnyder1405 I really couldn't care less if it's for kids or not. OBVIOUSLY slime is geared towards kids, but I'm not going to take my kid to the Salem witch museum and buy them baby's first noose.
I'd rather take the trip At least you'd see everything through their eyes once you've passed and it would be instant not like the 1,500 + that had to try and survive in that freezing water
I wondered which of the 3 (also one in Orlando, FL) it was. We live in Northeast Indiana and thinking I’ll add this to a summer trip for us & the kids.
I would want one of those sapphire blue heart necklaces. When I saw it in the movie, I immediately thought of how gorgeous it is. Even if it’s not real I would get one from the shop. I hope I don’t sound disrespectful I just really like how the necklace looks. I can see why people feel some type of way about there being a shop in general because of how it looks but as long as there isn’t any disrespect to the people who experienced this, I would buy something there to always remember the Titanic and acknowledge those who did and didn’t survive. I couldn’t imagine how scared and hopeless they felt. All the children that were lost, how unbearable it would’ve been to say bye to family members not knowing if you’ll see them again. The cruel temperatures, the freezing water, such a tragic accident.
Honestly I don't think some people understand that the whole point of the museum is to educate and pay respect to the dead So what if they are selling merchandise it's not insensitive its their way of letting EVERYONE experience it without paying like $500
@@gooseosessooeexactly, they have to make money somehow. Hell, the Anne Frank museum and auschwitz have gift shops lol, people act like this is a new idea
There was a similar exhibition in Boston a while ago. My passenger boarding pass said I was Mary Kelly. That was my mother's maiden name. I found out this passenger did not make it. She was 3rd class from Ireland.
Mary Kelly from Ireland? Holy crap. Mary Kelly was the name of Jack the Rippers 5th victim. She was from Ireland. Amazing coincidence. Thr Jack thr Ripper victim was slaughtered in 1888.
Its actually a pretty cool experience for the money. I got to see it back when a cut down version of it was in Montreal and it does give you a great idea of what this event looked and felt like. The gift shop is the gift shop but every gift shop is just as tacky, its how they get people to buy stuff. At least they werent selling Logitech controllers.
@GoldenPhoenix101 I'm not sure honestly. They might just sometimes set it up in other cities, but even still I don't believe it was as big. I'd much prefer seeing this one tbh. I do remember the ticket part vividly though, as well as a bear I got in the gift shop lol.
Jesus Christ, can you imagine a 9/11 museum where you get to experience what it would be like to jump from the tower to escape being burned to death in one of those fan rides and then it opens up to a gift shop where you get to buy miniature airplanes that hold red slime? And you get a card with a victim from 9/11 and at the end you get to see if they died or not? Who comes up with this shit? This whole place is psychotic. Edit: I don't have a problem with the museum. There are plenty of tragedy museums. And I don't have a problem with gift shops. But usually if you go to a gift shop for a tragedy museum, you don't see goofy toys. The 9/11 memorial doesn't have stuffed flaming planes. Tone is the issue. This museum should be less gimmicky and a little more respectful.
I’ve been here before. I love this Museum , I also really liked the room where you could feel how cold the water was the ship sank. Me and my family did a contest to see who could keep our hand in longest.
We visited the titanic museum in Orlando many years ago (at least 20!) and it was amazing. Touched a block of ice that was the same temp of the sea that night, I lasted like 5 seconds. Got to the end and found out the people on all our tickets died, kinda left on a sad note.
Visited the traveling museum in Las Vegas years ago. It was awe-inspiring. Found names of what could have been relatives. Then later finding out grandparents almost went on the ship. Ended up on different ship from south Hampton to nova Scotia.
I think the the theme for this museum is fantastic in that it makes the people who were lost more real in the sense that you become one of the characters who actually were on the Titanic. It makes it so much more personal and real and impactful about an important historical moment in Maritime history.
Loved the experience!! I got one of the musicians, can't remember which one tho. The mini replica of the Titanic, the cold pool thing(i lasted 30 seconds lmao), seeing the deck chairs, and the Grand Staircase were the highlights for me.
There is a multi millionaire (maybe billionaire) to that had plans to build an exact replica called the Titanic II, the only changes being gas not coal powered, and modern facilities like bathrooms and kitchens and stuff but other than that it was supposed to be an identical with the maiden voyage following the exact same route as the original Titanic but the project kept getting delayed over and over again, as far as I know the project was just scrapped because there wasn't enough funding.
@@itzy777 yeah idk I mean it was supposed to have it's maiden voyage in 2012 to commemorate the 100th anniversary lol like I said it keeps getting delayed over and over and over again. If it actually ever gets built, let alone sails at this point I will be absolutely, positively, completely, fucking astonished lmao
@@andrewbrinkworth1420 thats what i saw too. Then they had moved it to 2018 and now 2024… lol lets hope they do it then. It would definately be great to see it done
For me I say it’s good for remembering the people who lost their lives, and what they went through, also as human nature is always to cut costs in business when choosing a cruise line will make people think which ones are spending the most on safety, so this never happens again.
The person I got at the museum it was a Jewish baby and it was thrown overboard but then it survived and someone tried stealing me but then the mom got me back so yeah it was very fun
Iceberg slime goes hard, not literally, I just mean it's cool. I got a little ship in a container of a blue gel substance as water and the rest regular water to act as air. There's a mini titanic in there and an iceberg. I got some cool free stuff and our tour guide treated me and my brother like kings cause it was our birthdays. Really worth going, and the ship looks great when driving by at night.
Anyone that is going crazy about the gift shop, this place is a more of a interactive walkthrough/measumam where you learn what happened there with immersion looking rooms. This is designed to be a semi museum/walkthrough of what it would have been like in the titanic, this "museum" is not meant to be sad, it's meant to make you feel like you were there, I have been here in 2019, and i felt like there was nothing wrong with it, I enjoyed it, not grieving over that many people died. What I mean to say, this is not supposed to be a memorial, this is designed to be sort of fun. Also for the gift shops and the "Ice berg slime" was designed for kids, it is THEMED of an iceberg, not supposed to make you feel like "oh they are mocking them" no, wrong idea.
Read Psalms 109 verse 17 As he loved cursing, so let it come unto him:as he delighted not in blessing, so let it be far from him." There's other scripture too. Just try to break the habit. Not condemning you. The f word is just so overly used these days.
The first fucking class had to pay a lot of goddamned money, too, so I am sure their food was fucking scrumptious! Like, they probably ate that shit and were like “damn, that some fucking delicious food, like goddamn, that chef is a motherfucking genius!” And that gift shop is so fucked up. They just fucking want some money and that shit’s just messed up, especially that goddamned slime. The only explanation I can think of is maybe it is for the little kids; it would be way more fucking inappropriate if an adult got it for themselves.
He didn’t show the most impactful part of the museum though. Standing at the bottom of a staircase and it’s blocked with a gate (just like it was for third class passengers down below) and water suddenly starts rushing in, filling the steps up, and within seconds the water is above your head. It was very bothersome, it was like getting gut punched. I can’t imagine what those people thought being trapped like that.
@@Neotheaterr Thank you. I've been to the one in Branson actually but this was back in 2006 and they did not have the passenger cards or the water temperature thing. Maybe they've updated it since then.
People need to just leave it alone let these people rest in peace instead of trying to make a museum out of it. How would it be if I make a museum of someone's tragedy they wouldn't like it that much or at all so why do what about the Titanic just let them rest in peace without trying to do a money grab.
whilst i do think the gift shop is in poor taste and there are aspects of certain titanic museums that are in poor taste, the overall idea of a museum dedicated to a major event that changed the society and safety measures around ships is fine. the titanic happened over a hundred years ago at this point, it was such a massive ship, with such an interesting culture on board and that was luxury like most hasn’t experienced before. the way in which it sank and the senseless tragedy surrounding it all has interested ppl since it literally happened. a movie about it was put out only a month after the sinking. ppl have unfortunately been doing little money grabs for decades upon decades at this point. at least the bulk of the museums is meant to educate about the ship, the event and humanize the victims and overall be respectful. whereas on the flip side a literal survivor was forced to star in the movie about the titanic sinking just a month after it happened…talk about a cash grab and not being respectful…all survivors have since passed and whilst it’s important to respect the dead and respect the tragedy that took place, some of y’all need to understand that it happened over 100 years ago. some museums are a given and overall they aren’t disrespectful. again, the gift shop is another story but there’s many sombering and educational parts of the museum.
The museums in Branson & Pigeon Forge are very tastefully done. This is NOT some cheesy tourist trap. They highlight the very real human tragedy of the Titanic. Reccomended!!
We went to this museum in Branso n, Missouri last spring break. It was amazing! Loved walking around the replica areas and pretending to be on the real Titanic. So many actual artifacts to see.
My niece Tabitha went with her husband and two daughters to the museum and the dinner theater. They absolutely loved it they said it was wonderful the meal was superb the interactive dinner theater was riveting- I can't wait to go back to Florida and experienced this for myself with a herd of grandkids!
Museum is a good way for people to learn but the souvenir shop seems in bad taste
Why? It was 112 years ago. It’s history now
@@Stevie8654112 years ago is like yesterday in history. And they could have found more tasteful souvenirs regardless.
Dead people really don't care much about it.
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Exactly!
I have gone there actually the gift shop was quite good They had a whole section for titanic crew stories as books
For those talking about the gift shop.
I worked at a museum, and they rely pretty heavily on gift shop revenue. If they charged what they needed with the tickets, most people couldn't afford it.
And having merch with their name etc helps spread the word about the place. That's actually how I found out about this place years ago when someone had a shirt I believe it was.
Plus, little stuff helps kids remember the story through Association.
The whole point of the exhibits is to help people, piticularlly children, learn more. Learn what they felt going in the water and why it was impossible for them to live. How steep the deck was and why no one could stay on, etc. Children learn the best through hands-on experience, and some adults. Way better then just reading a plague that doesn't give you the depth of connection that seeing and feeling does. And little children can't read, but they can touch, see and feel.
It's been over 100 years. It is like any museum of history. Arguments could be made for or against any interactive exhibit or gift shop.
exactly my point. The titanic was tragic and they do a great job of honoring the victims and as someone who's been there it's not lighthearted all the way around.
THIS
Yup
I have little children, they read quit well
Well said.
“My guy sadly perished. Gift shop!”
Here's your Jack plushies
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Honestly, as an archivist, the giftshop seems more based on pop culture and hardly in poor taste for the people. The passenger cards are an incredible way of helping peiple relate emotionally as well.❤
I was at a Holocaust museum that did something similar. Really impactful.
@@jacobhargiss9909the Holocaust museum in D.C. gives out little cards with the story of someone who lost their life in the Holocaust
Stooping to a new low is nothing new for anything titanic... A gift shop, ice burgs, and cutting corners in submersible development 😅
They should have a door laying in some water, and you have to try and get two people to stay afloat
Yeah like how rose didn’t let jack on the door when he would have fit smh
*doorframe
@@future_pilot_nickJames Cameron did an experiment on it, the frame was unstable and there was to much weight that the frame got submerged.
@@future_pilot_nickliterally in the movie he tries to get on and it flips
@@maxkuzmeluk181ahh i am sure it could have worked if they tried again!! Or he finds something else to float on!!
In the national WWII museum in New Orleans, they give you a card with a random soldiers name. Throughout the museum you can find out more and more about your soldier by scanning your card at certain stations and at the end of the museum you find out if your soldier perished or lived and if they received any medals or not
Thats cool
Ye thats really freaking cool! And most be cool being a granpa and going to the museum and you get yourself on the card
same thing with the DC Holocaust museum. sad stuff but very fascinating
Is that a recent thing I don’t remember them doing that when I was there
Did you get yo soldier card? 🪦/ 🚫🪦
The water thing is actually pretty neat, along with the replica of the deck and what it felt like as the boat was leaning
I like the iceberg slime
In the gift shop they should sell actual chunks of coal brought up from the titanic. I remember when the movie Titanic came out, they were selling it in the movie theater. I still have it in a small black box. I wonder if it is real or not.
Probably not, because of the water pressure
I am fairly sure it is. They brought up a crazy amount of coal in a 90s salvage expedition, and if it was small then it is likely real!
The gift shop kind of feels gross.. especially the "iceberg slime"
Then dont buy it. Problem solved
@@sander4247really? People like you are the worst. That’s not the point, not buying it. It’s beyond disrespectful. You’re quite audacious. Js.
For kids, if that makes sense
@@kellysnyder1405 I really couldn't care less if it's for kids or not. OBVIOUSLY slime is geared towards kids, but I'm not going to take my kid to the Salem witch museum and buy them baby's first noose.
@@maddyrose80😭
That’s where I learned that the Titanic had linoleum floors. It was a new invention at the time and more expensive than marble.
Wow I didn’t know that. It was invented in my home town of Staines! 😊
It makes sense. Imagine how many tons a real marble floor would add, especially when the Grand Staricase has like 7 levels
LoL, Can you imagine getting complete marble floors because it's the "cheaper" alternative
Originally going to be carpet and polished timber. Linoleum, was lighter, cheaper, non-slip, and easily repairable.
Me too! Out in Branson. Such a fun museum
That iceberg just seems utterly tasteless. I love it. 😂
They need to expand the museum to make space for that ocean gate exhibit 😭🤣
Now that's cold... Not as cold as the water, but still cold
@@halosonar9248nah im not crying over some milionares
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I would love to go there instead of $250000 one way trip
I'd rather take the trip
At least you'd see everything through their eyes once you've passed and it would be instant not like the 1,500 + that had to try and survive in that freezing water
250000 and a risk of no return!
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@@dkwilljakego get therapy bro. Life gets better i swear🤣🤣🤣
For anyone that’s curious this is in Branson Missouri!!! And I think it would’ve been helpful to actually include that somewhere in your video??🤦♀️
They have one almost just like it in Tennessee as well!
Thank you soo much!! I was getting frustrated trying to search randomly
They have one in Mexico that’s ran by the Sinaloa Cartel it’s called El Chingon Titanic
Everyone has google, titanic museum & you find it within 30 seconds
Thank you! That was my thought at the end of the video.
They gotta now add the titan submarine to that museum too
Been here twice in my lifetime, if you’re a titanic fan definitely check it out!
The museum in Halifax has tons of stuff from Titanic on display. Alot of people were also laid to rest in Halifax too .
I will visit it one day InshaAllah
Yes I've been
This is in Branson Missouri
I’m from BC, would love to visit that museum one day.
@@kansasKentonI thought this was the one in TN?
this is in pigeon forge tn for anyone who was wondering
That’s so cool. I’m in the state next to TN. How come I never knew about this. I wanna go so bad!!
No this one's un Branson Missouri I think
I wondered which of the 3 (also one in Orlando, FL) it was. We live in Northeast Indiana and thinking I’ll add this to a summer trip for us & the kids.
Nah this one is Branson
Thank you!! I'm retiring overseas in October and want to visit this before I leave
Belfast was the place that ship was built. And that city's titanic museum has walls of the ship and doors and windows. It's purely just historic
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I would want one of those sapphire blue heart necklaces. When I saw it in the movie, I immediately thought of how gorgeous it is. Even if it’s not real I would get one from the shop. I hope I don’t sound disrespectful I just really like how the necklace looks. I can see why people feel some type of way about there being a shop in general because of how it looks but as long as there isn’t any disrespect to the people who experienced this, I would buy something there to always remember the Titanic and acknowledge those who did and didn’t survive. I couldn’t imagine how scared and hopeless they felt. All the children that were lost, how unbearable it would’ve been to say bye to family members not knowing if you’ll see them again. The cruel temperatures, the freezing water, such a tragic accident.
It’s a fictional necklace so I don’t think it’s in poor taste.
I’d get it too
@@ZandrickKroweit's a real necklace though.
Honestly I don't think some people understand that the whole point of the museum is to educate and pay respect to the dead
So what if they are selling merchandise it's not insensitive its their way of letting EVERYONE experience it without paying like $500
@@gooseosessooeexactly, they have to make money somehow.
Hell, the Anne Frank museum and auschwitz have gift shops lol, people act like this is a new idea
There was a similar exhibition in Boston a while ago. My passenger boarding pass said I was Mary Kelly. That was my mother's maiden name. I found out this passenger did not make it. She was 3rd class from Ireland.
Mary Kelly from Ireland? Holy crap. Mary Kelly was the name of Jack the Rippers 5th victim. She was from Ireland. Amazing coincidence. Thr Jack thr Ripper victim was slaughtered in 1888.
@@Styxswimmer
I'm sure there are tons of Mary Kelly's from Ireland. 😅
That third class menu actually sounds delicious.
To be fair, I’d be all up in that gift shop 😂
Its actually a pretty cool experience for the money. I got to see it back when a cut down version of it was in Montreal and it does give you a great idea of what this event looked and felt like. The gift shop is the gift shop but every gift shop is just as tacky, its how they get people to buy stuff. At least they werent selling Logitech controllers.
Do you know where it is now? Trying to find information on it but I can only find the museum that's in Ireland
@GoldenPhoenix101 I'm not sure honestly. They might just sometimes set it up in other cities, but even still I don't believe it was as big. I'd much prefer seeing this one tbh. I do remember the ticket part vividly though, as well as a bear I got in the gift shop lol.
Jesus Christ, can you imagine a 9/11 museum where you get to experience what it would be like to jump from the tower to escape being burned to death in one of those fan rides and then it opens up to a gift shop where you get to buy miniature airplanes that hold red slime? And you get a card with a victim from 9/11 and at the end you get to see if they died or not?
Who comes up with this shit? This whole place is psychotic.
Edit: I don't have a problem with the museum. There are plenty of tragedy museums. And I don't have a problem with gift shops. But usually if you go to a gift shop for a tragedy museum, you don't see goofy toys. The 9/11 memorial doesn't have stuffed flaming planes. Tone is the issue. This museum should be less gimmicky and a little more respectful.
It should just be a walk through museum with memorial.
I agree it is in bad taste
Sorry, I didn't mean to laugh
@@notsheepish8304 It's so absurd it's funny while simultaneously being horrible.
LOL
“ I lasted for literally 15 seconds”
"I lasted about 15 seconds." Story of my life.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’ve been here before. I love this Museum , I also really liked the room where you could feel how cold the water was the ship sank. Me and my family did a contest to see who could keep our hand in longest.
Is this the museum in Branson, Missouri?
@@JacobC479yes, it is, I’ve been to it! It’s a really good museum
Oh the one I went to is the one in pigeon forge
Oh I went to the one in pigeon forge.
@@ClaratheTorturedPoet yeah, this one was in Branson Missouri, the outside was the exact same and the inside
I want to go to this so I can see who my passenger is. That’s such a cool idea to learn about not just the boat but the people on it.
It’s located in Branson, Missouri
We visited the titanic museum in Orlando many years ago (at least 20!) and it was amazing. Touched a block of ice that was the same temp of the sea that night, I lasted like 5 seconds. Got to the end and found out the people on all our tickets died, kinda left on a sad note.
I love how they correctly use “breakfast, dinner and tea”!
Beautiful ❤ May all those souls lost have been transformed into Angels!
That's not possible. Human souls remain human and angel souls remain angelic, forever. An angel can never be human nor a human angelic.
@@Mandaxx25I was going to say the same thing. I recommend Bible study for most people.
@@Mandaxx25exactly
@@Mandaxx25Yes.
My man 😮😢😢 "you can pause to see the menu" and stops for seconds so you can do that!! That is a real friend right here ❤😂
For those whinging about the souvenir shop, the Alamo has one!
That's gotta be awesome to see the ship in scale, even if it's just a shell.
Visited the traveling museum in Las Vegas years ago. It was awe-inspiring. Found names of what could have been relatives. Then later finding out grandparents almost went on the ship. Ended up on different ship from south Hampton to nova Scotia.
I went to the Vegas exhibit years ago. I was assigned a passenger but he didn't make it, RIP ❤
I think the the theme for this museum is fantastic in that it makes the people who were lost more real in the sense that you become one of the characters who actually were on the Titanic. It makes it so much more personal and real and impactful about an important historical moment in Maritime history.
Its grotestque.
@@RustyAnchorno
"Become one of the characters" they were real people, not characters. The Titanic was a real tragedy not a movie.
Its a gravesite
@@HIMOTHYBULLso is Omaha Beach
People still go there
Ohhh I loved going there it was so fun!
the 5 dudes should've gone there
I’ve always wanted to go to the titanic exhibit. The titanic fascinates me and I try to learn all about it.
This looks like the one in Branson. I've been to that one quite a few times. LOVE IT!!!!
One of our crew was honored to have the opportunity to play the piano on display here. The tour guide was so informative & kind.
Looks really cool. Probably the closes I’ll eva get to experience what the Titanic was like
Unless you’re a billionaire
@@TheRealJeffBezos15Are you the real Jeff Bezos??? OMG Hi! 😋
Rip your guy
Loved the experience!! I got one of the musicians, can't remember which one tho. The mini replica of the Titanic, the cold pool thing(i lasted 30 seconds lmao), seeing the deck chairs, and the Grand Staircase were the highlights for me.
I went there! It’s a beautiful place
Can’t wait for the titan sub museum next door
This was good times had a blast when I went... Branson is awesome
It would be amazing if they can make an exact replica of the rms titanic that is working
There is a multi millionaire (maybe billionaire) to that had plans to build an exact replica called the Titanic II, the only changes being gas not coal powered, and modern facilities like bathrooms and kitchens and stuff but other than that it was supposed to be an identical with the maiden voyage following the exact same route as the original Titanic but the project kept getting delayed over and over again, as far as I know the project was just scrapped because there wasn't enough funding.
@@andrewbrinkworth1420i read the other day that they might start it in 2024? Not so sure though
@@itzy777 yeah idk I mean it was supposed to have it's maiden voyage in 2012 to commemorate the 100th anniversary lol like I said it keeps getting delayed over and over and over again. If it actually ever gets built, let alone sails at this point I will be absolutely, positively, completely, fucking astonished lmao
@@andrewbrinkworth1420 thats what i saw too. Then they had moved it to 2018 and now 2024… lol lets hope they do it then. It would definately be great to see it done
@@itzy777 I agree I really hope it gets done, but I'm not holding my breath that we will ever get to see it.
For me I say it’s good for remembering the people who lost their lives, and what they went through, also as human nature is always to cut costs in business when choosing a cruise line will make people think which ones are spending the most on safety, so this never happens again.
“I lasted for literally 15 seconds”
Relatable 😔
Fun fact a 3rd class ticket to the titanic used to cost around 10USD
That’s looks like an awesome experience, but we have got to talk about that damn gift shop😅. LIKE 😬
Why do I keep getting titanic related videos after the submarine-
And the best part is that I can breathe the whole time through the museum.
The real museum is in Belfast where the titanic was actually built.
Where is Belfast? This is America my doggg
@@triskits_mmmAnd yet, Titanic never was in America...
@@xthefordxespecially Tennessee. I really don’t understand why they thought Pigeon Forge would be a good fit
@@triskits_mmm Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland
@@Jade-ol7dxI've been to that one before. It was fun to go through
The person I got at the museum it was a Jewish baby and it was thrown overboard but then it survived and someone tried stealing me but then the mom got me back so yeah it was very fun
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Whaaat??!
Iceberg slime goes hard, not literally, I just mean it's cool. I got a little ship in a container of a blue gel substance as water and the rest regular water to act as air. There's a mini titanic in there and an iceberg. I got some cool free stuff and our tour guide treated me and my brother like kings cause it was our birthdays. Really worth going, and the ship looks great when driving by at night.
Yea, the slime is pretty "COOL" 🤣
@@halosonar9248 🤦♂️
"I lasted literally 15 seconds" Same, bro
This seems much more enjoyable than imploding in the ocean with 4 others. Not to mention, you can actually return for a second visit.
IDK. Don't underestimate eternal bliss.
@@Wolf-qh2lkRight now, dying is better than living for me
@@SamuelBlack84 I feel ya!
Always be respectful people died there leave it be where it be
This is a replica. None of this was from the original titanic
@@paisleyleo7094there are literally real artifacts from it tho
@@misterjjbrook
Amazing and heartwarming❤😢 the cold waters that killed 1500 people
"my guy sadly perished..." "But there is a gift shop!"
Their next gift shop item will be the collectable titan submarine
Or just the controller
i went there 2 years ago it was so cool!!!!
where is this?? ty
I found it. it's in Orlando, Florida and I only live 45 minutes away from there. this is a must for me and my husband 💕
@@soniadieguez1162There's two locations. I went to the main one in Branston, Georgia.
Fun Fact: the happiest person by 1912 was the person who lost her ticket for the Titanic 🤙✨️
The “never let go” cookie got me 😂
This looks amazing! Where is this ?
I went in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee! It’s a very touristy area
@@loveforjasmine huh, id expect it to be in Ireland or somewhere that was involved in its creation.
@mrminkman952 there is one in Southampton not as impressive as this but still quite good it has a driving sim and morse code things
Some say it's in Branson, MO. Some say it's in Pigeon Forge,TN. The latter is supposed to be the best
RIP to all 4 souls from the Titan.
Was one of the passengers soulless?
@@allendracabal0819the ceo got all 5 of them killed, he knew it wasn’t safe
F the ceo
I rember this museum it was an amazing experience I highly recomend
Anyone that is going crazy about the gift shop, this place is a more of a interactive walkthrough/measumam where you learn what happened there with immersion looking rooms. This is designed to be a semi museum/walkthrough of what it would have been like in the titanic, this "museum" is not meant to be sad, it's meant to make you feel like you were there, I have been here in 2019, and i felt like there was nothing wrong with it, I enjoyed it, not grieving over that many people died. What I mean to say, this is not supposed to be a memorial, this is designed to be sort of fun. Also for the gift shops and the "Ice berg slime" was designed for kids, it is THEMED of an iceberg, not supposed to make you feel like "oh they are mocking them" no, wrong idea.
Damn, I don't know what they ate back in 1912 but the third class menu ain't half bad. Also, wtf is they selling on the gift shop??
What is it with the popularity of the the f word?!
Read Psalms 109 verse 17 As he loved cursing, so let it come unto him:as he delighted not in blessing, so let it be far from him." There's other scripture too. Just try to break the habit. Not condemning you. The f word is just so overly used these days.
The first fucking class had to pay a lot of goddamned money, too, so I am sure their food was fucking scrumptious! Like, they probably ate that shit and were like “damn, that some fucking delicious food, like goddamn, that chef is a motherfucking genius!” And that gift shop is so fucked up. They just fucking want some money and that shit’s just messed up, especially that goddamned slime. The only explanation I can think of is maybe it is for the little kids; it would be way more fucking inappropriate if an adult got it for themselves.
@lisabaker9036 Yes, it's so overused it doesn't even have the same impact
@@lisabaker9036 is not the popularity, Lisa. Is what I want to use.
Oh I didn't know it was Christmas when the boat sank.
It was April 15th
@@laurad324 Thanks but it's called sarcasm.
They modeled it after a sister ship for Christmas 🎄 🤧
It was April 15th? Maybe they should permanently decorate it with a tax-filing theme.
i went to the titanic museum and i really enjoyed it! i want to go again!
Man , I wish there was a company that did tours down to the titanic to see it in person. I would pay good money to see it.
35 dollars entree????
Making money of Disaster 😐
looks like i just got to see more of the titanic in one video then the submarine did💀
As a titanic/ship enthusiast this looks like a must go
That's actually awesome.
He didn’t show the most impactful part of the museum though. Standing at the bottom of a staircase and it’s blocked with a gate (just like it was for third class passengers down below) and water suddenly starts rushing in, filling the steps up, and within seconds the water is above your head. It was very bothersome, it was like getting gut punched. I can’t imagine what those people thought being trapped like that.
This is actually historically inaccurate and a common misconception
Yeah that myth was already debunked, the gates weren't locked.
Where was this museum at?
There’s one in Branson, MO and London
@@Neotheaterr Thank you. I've been to the one in Branson actually but this was back in 2006 and they did not have the passenger cards or the water temperature thing. Maybe they've updated it since then.
There’s also one in Belfast where it was made that’s got a roller coaster and talks abd architecturally it’s quite interesting
Quite possibly the scariest museum a guy could ever go on, you just know how fucked you’d be if you were on the titanic when it sank.
The best moment by far is getting to stick your hand in the 28.5 degree fahrenheit water. I've never felt an object more cold than that
People need to just leave it alone let these people rest in peace instead of trying to make a museum out of it. How would it be if I make a museum of someone's tragedy they wouldn't like it that much or at all so why do what about the Titanic just let them rest in peace without trying to do a money grab.
I hope you pray for them, never forget the dead, there memories should be kept alive so that people pray for their souls.
whilst i do think the gift shop is in poor taste and there are aspects of certain titanic museums that are in poor taste, the overall idea of a museum dedicated to a major event that changed the society and safety measures around ships is fine. the titanic happened over a hundred years ago at this point, it was such a massive ship, with such an interesting culture on board and that was luxury like most hasn’t experienced before. the way in which it sank and the senseless tragedy surrounding it all has interested ppl since it literally happened. a movie about it was put out only a month after the sinking. ppl have unfortunately been doing little money grabs for decades upon decades at this point. at least the bulk of the museums is meant to educate about the ship, the event and humanize the victims and overall be respectful. whereas on the flip side a literal survivor was forced to star in the movie about the titanic sinking just a month after it happened…talk about a cash grab and not being respectful…all survivors have since passed and whilst it’s important to respect the dead and respect the tragedy that took place, some of y’all need to understand that it happened over 100 years ago. some museums are a given and overall they aren’t disrespectful. again, the gift shop is another story but there’s many sombering and educational parts of the museum.
The Christmas decor and gift shop has to go and how many ppl stuck their hand in that water. 😂
How many people dip their whole bodies into a swimming pool? They definitely change the water regularly.
@@AngerMaker413How many kids pee in a swimming in kids resorts?
The museums in Branson & Pigeon Forge are very tastefully done. This is NOT some cheesy tourist trap. They highlight the very real human tragedy of the Titanic. Reccomended!!
We went to this museum in Branso n, Missouri last spring break. It was amazing! Loved walking around the replica areas and pretending to be on the real Titanic. So many actual artifacts to see.
You people obsessed with that damn ship
Begs the question why YOU are here commenting
Ok and?
Nobody asked you to comment
What do you mean you people
@@Dctctxwhite people 😂
Where exactly is the Titanic Museum?
Tennessee
Pigoen tennasee
Pigeon forge Tennessee and Branson Missouri
there’s actually many through the country. i’m sure there’s one in your state or close
Brandon Missouri is one
Why couldn’t the billionaires in the submersible just go here 💀
I love that it’s complete with iceberg❤❤❤
Where is it?
Branson,Missouri
Most of this feels like a museum but there's also a "yay tragedy!" vibe to it.
My favorite museum ever, I’ve been to the one in Branson several times!
My niece Tabitha went with her husband and two daughters to the museum and the dinner theater. They absolutely loved it they said it was wonderful the meal was superb the interactive dinner theater was riveting- I can't wait to go back to Florida and experienced this for myself with a herd of grandkids!
"Iceberg slime" 💀
I would cry, that is such a sad circumstance
The neckless is the hope diamant.
It's based on it
That weird moment when a ticket to the replica costs the same as the tickets for the real one used to cost