I went there over Summer and stuck my entire arm in the water, and it hurt like a bitch. First it felt like a million knives repeatedly stabbing my arm, then after about 5 or 10 seconds my whole arm just went completely numb. I couldn't imagine my balls in that...
Guessing youre definitely not from the north or very bright lol we have polar plunges in colder water than 28 degrees lmao flipped a kayak once in the middle of winter on the river. Shit sucked
@@MrCatalina31768 that's not what I said, I said either hes not very smart or definitely not from the north.... Because up here in the north its just common sense not to stick your arm into freezing ass water
Went there a couple years ago. Honestly only went because my wife wanted to go. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the museum. Just beware that no cameras aloud inside. I highly recommend the Titanic.
i went to this museum last fall, and it was absolutely incredible. it was the most expensive museum in most of Tennessee, but it was so worth it. the people were great and stayed in character, and the inside was even more mesmerizing. i would 10/10 recommend this museum for titanic enthusiasts!!
If you are ever in the area of one of the Titanic Museums, please visit. Yes, everyone gets a "Boarding Pass" card. As you go through the exhibit, you learn about the ship & the passengers. Read your card and discover the story of the passenger you hold. It is definitely worth the trip. We've been 3 times to TN from MI. Worth every mile.
How come women seem to be more interested in Titanic? Is it because you would have probably survived? I mean I'm some what interested but it's in a more of a technical like innovation interest not a personal connection.
Leroy Hovatter Honestly that’s a good question. I’ve never looked at it like I would’ve survived. I mostly am interested in the titanic because I feel absolutely terrible for the every body who went through the sinking and I want to feel and understand what they went through and I am just interested how it all happened because it was said it that is was impossible for it to happen.
I got overwhelmed after going up the staircase and seeing the band memorial. I was crying and it was a little embarrassing. The LEGO titanic is very cool and the kid that made it is very talented.
When I saw the traveling version, I was a 3rd class passenger. I was born the day she died. My brother was the photographer who was going to photograph the ship coming in. He and my niece were both killed. My mom’s person survived.
We took our grandson there last year on his fall break from school. He reads and studies the Titanic and can tell me things I didn't even know about it. He was so fascinated with everything there, especially the grand staircase. Our host was amazed at how much Tyler knew when he asked him certain questions. There is a lot of interaction with the different exhibits; such as the water , shoveling coal , the ships bridge, etc. So much to take in it really takes about 2 hours to see it all. I highly recommend it even if you aren't a Titanic buff. The world's largest Lego Titanic model built by an 15 year old boy from Reykhavik, Ireland is on display at the museum.
We visited the titanic while on our honeymoon, it’s absolutely beautiful! They have the water in freezing temperature that you can stick your hand in, I didn’t last 5 seconds, it felt like needles and my arm was numb for the rest of the tour. They also have a door/window that shows the water coming up the stairs and lights flickering, and at the end the grand staircase gave me butterflies, made me feel dizzy and out of breath because for a moment I felt like I was on the titanic. I highly recommend this place! Such an amazing adventure
Distant cousins survived in Lifeboat #13. For my visit, I am both honored and humbled, to have been afforded VIP treatment, given the tour as complement, and was given all three cards, representing the 2nd Class, surviving, Albert Francis Caldwell family. Thank you, TITANIC Museum!
I went to a Titanic exhibition with a young child and I will never forget how heart felt it was. And respectful. At the memorial part, she went to search for her given passenger's name to know if she was in the group of the survivors. She was. I was on the dead's list. I couldn´t care about my "death" I truly felt an enormous happiness and relieve because SHE survived.
Such an amazing experience to walk through there with so many authentic artifacts including 6 lifejackets grouped together for the first time since the sinking over a century ago. (At least when I went there they had that display) They also recreated the first class staircase from the original blueprints used to build the Titanic which just gives you a sense of awe when you walk up those stairs. I definitely recommend checking this place out if you're nearby or passing through.
Living here in LA, I’m blown away how friendly and knowledgeable the tour guides are. Hollywood can’t recreate that. It makes me want to go there and leave this “me” city behind.
I went to the Titanic museum a few years ago. It was amazing and very touching. They had a matchbox that someone took with them onto one of the lifeboats. I highly recommend going there
Great museum. When you place your hand in that water your really get a understanding how cold it really was for all those people. It's a reality check. Yes the movie was absolutely amazing and a beautiful love story but it really was based off such a horrible tragedy. Feeling that water really hit me.
I went there about 3-4 years ago. I was talking to the Captain. Of course he wasn’t the real one, but still a cool experience. But wait, there’s more... So he asked me if I knew how long the Titanic was. I answered it correctly, and what I’m about to say is completely true, I wouldn’t write this whole comment. It was at Pigeon Forge too. Anyway, I got it right and he gave me this big speech in front of everyone, I was really embarrassed lol. At the end, he held out a little plastic container and put it in my hand. I asked “what’s this?” He said something I will never forget. “You, are holding a piece of the Titanic”.
I went last year and loved it. They give you cards of people who were passengers. I got Madeline Astor. It was cool to see different things from the ship. Nice staff too
I NEED to visit here! I don't care if I have to pay a few entrance fees to explore this place from top to bottom; Every penny will be totally worth it in my book: I want to see and experience EVERYTHING this museum has to offer!!!
More than likely he would've died even without the dog. It was considered impolite and unmanly to take the seat of a woman or child in a life boat. Ironically, when they found his body it appeared he'd been crushed, most likely by a funnel.
We came to Gatlinburg on our honeymoon in 2014 and this was a must see for me. I love the Titanic story and to come to this museum and see everything up close and learn more about the people was so worth it!
My hubby and I went there a few years ago...It is so interesting and beautiful...The part that got to me was the view into the water and personal belongings on the ocean bed...And standing on the deck with freezing temps...It is done so well.
Wrong, if you just want the attractions then yes go there, but if you want to experience the history then Southampton is the place to be, I've stood on the docs there and you can feel the emotion and if you close your eyes you can hear everyone cheering and saying goodbye as Titanic set sail, no museum can compare with that, but typical American's would rather play "let's see if I survive or die" at a stupid American owned attraction when clearly it wasn't a game to those who died on Titanic.
Was in a production of Titanic the musical a few weeks ago (I played Eleanor Widener). We had the wonderful privilege of performing at the museum. It was an amazing experience I will never forget!
@@weeblue4182 good to here, the one in Belfast is supported by the man who found her Robert Ballard, no artifacts from bodies 😢 or games for made from sloping decks. I became interested in the ship when she was found, I was four at the time. The 97 film seems to have been a mixed blessing, looting of the wreck had already Happened by then but sped up a lot after... People have got married in a sub over the ships bow. I believe its a graveside and should be treated as such.
Oh it’s great I would recommend. This is coming from someone who has been there. My favorite part was in the back there was the actual shipyard where the titanic was built. On the ground you can see an outline to see how big the ship was
TAKE ME IN THERE😭😭🚢 I just want to see 1st 2nd 3rd class Room and the 1st 2nd 3rd passenger and the Crew😭😭 just want to See all history about Titanic😢😢😭
Very well presented video. The actors were excellent. Being a native East Tennessean I have visited the museum. Viewing the artifacts made the hair on my arms and neck stand up. It makes you reflect on what the passengers experienced that most fateful night. The few who survived were blessed indeed.
The replica would have to be near 441 feet to be considered half scale. The Titanic was divided by it's expansion joints (Foward expansion, and Aft expansion.) Those expansions divided the ship into 3 sections: Foward, mid, and aft. The replica in Pigeon Forge ends shortly after the foward expansion. Plus they had to subtract the spacing in between the funnels to fit the desired look of two funnels.
I get that this is in the Us and all but they shouldn't really fly the US flag. If they are going to fly a flag then choose a northern Irish, English or the Union Jack as Titanic is very much a British ship.
Literally you can google why the US flag was on the front of the ship, that way when you get online to complain, you can stop yourself and not look like a fool, i hope within the last year you have learned why the US flag was in front
My husband, kids and I only got to take a few pics outside. We never got to go in because it was our last day in pigeon forge and we had to go back to our home state. It was beautiful from the outside, sure wish we could have got the chance to visit inside. I hope next time we can.
I met a lady with my Grandma at a antique store. She was a survivor of the Titanic she said . My Grandma talked to her for awhile but I was young and not all that interested. We’re from Michigan. I remember her First name only. Ruth was her name very sweet lady.
This is one absolutely beautiful place. I cannot wait to go back. Spoiler alert: the photo at the clock the offer is a green screen. At the end of the your they show the photo as if you're at the clock.
I am a Titanic fanatic. But the most annoying thing here is that (and yes I know she’s acting) but all the WE had and WE did. That’s something only survivors and victims can claim and you’re taking that away from them. The museum is very cool and amazing to see. But it’s turned from museum to fun house at the expense of 1000’s of people gravesite re-created. IMO.
I've been all over the world and love history, but not easily impressed. I've been to this museum at least twice and have been really impressed. A bit expensive but worth the money and the time. Very well done.
I've been twice. My first time was a birthday present to me from my sister when the Titanic Museum first opened. I was third class & i survived. My second time i went, i was first class & i also survived. I haven't died yet. 😁
I went to the one in Orlando FL. We all got names of people on board and at the end we would see if we survived. I died also did my dad,sister, and brother. My mom was the only survivor.
Serpentine Yes, you actually get to keep the passenger boarding pass, which they give you as you walk in. There is a gift shop at the end of the tour. :)
i am obsessed with the titanic feel so drawn to it for some reason,could it be that some of us were aboard the titanic when she sank in a previous life but we didnt survive so we are drawn to it in this lifetime 🌊🥺🤔💗🌌⚓️🌹💗
I have been to this place several times it is so amazing I would probably work here if I had the chance I am moving up this way in the next 6 months that would be awesome to have a part-time job here or full-time I am so obsessed with the Titanic since I came up here the first time one of the best museums ever I felt like I was actually on the Titanic truly amazing
I've been in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee the cabins are amazing also I've been in the TITANIC museum but I love the Great Smoky Mountains and the sun set even the Titanic and the Titanic museum.
PurPurs second channelled, and I will be in the UK. I have 7, I have a look at the moment. If you are looking for a while. I have a look at the moment. If you are looking for a while. I have a look at our end, and a bit. I'm a big fan. This
The pigeon forge TN is the first Titanic exhibit like this. There's another one in Branson MO. There's one also at the Luxor Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas. All very popular.
I knew there was a Titanic museum in Branson, Missouri and Belfast, Ireland, but I didn't know there was one in Tennessee. Hopefully someday, I can visit all three. I'm very interested in Titanic, and I always love learning more about it.
I've lived here now for 26 years and from the age that I can barely remember 1st visiting with my parents I think I was around 5 or 6 but I remember when Pigeon Forge was a one lane highway there was maybe 5 or 6 hotels a handful of race tracks and your old so famous Cherokee Indians whom were every where and nothing but farm land and off in the distance you would here the whistle blowing from Silver Dollar City that train roared through the mountains. Now with all the hustle and bustle there's nothing but pavement motels hotels racetracks,puppet, titanic, restaurants, Moonshine Distilleries, shopping and more things than you can imagine. The most fun thing you should do when you visit our beautiful towns is start out around 6am. Pick your favorite log cabin pancake house have Breakfast then hit the restroom then on the road to travel. Start out in Pigeon Forge into Wears Valley really take back all the beautiful scenery stop off along the way at shops and cabins and fudge shops then into Walland and Townsend enjoy the mountain streams and Beautiful waterfalls along the way swimming Wholes kayaking or tubing or just enjoy the drive its breathtaking as you travel into Cades Cove then Across the mountains and comeback down into the backside of Gatlinburg there are 10 + Waterfalls along the way just pay close attention and stop off along the way when you can and follow the streams if you can. Trust me. If you start out at Wears Valley traffic light and travel this route from 6am to 6 or even 8 pm you will have traveled one of the most prestigious and Beautiful Routes that Tennessee has to offer. If you have read i hope you get too enjoy your time here there's nothing more beautiful.
omg I was just at Smokey mountains for vacation. I wanted to go there I love history but we stayed and went to Gatlinburg. totally recommend going there to Smokey mountains so fun. we are going back to Smokey mountains again to see pigeon forge I will visit here I cant wait. the cabins are great and you can learn about Gatlinburg's experience of ghosts. Not to mention I am a fan of learning about titanic no lie. I am totally obsessed with the Titanic.
I visited the little Titanic museum in Cobh (Queenstown)in Co. Cork last year where the Irish departed on the tender boat out to the Titanic which was anchored in Roches point for 1.5 hours before setting sale for New York. The little dock is still there just about. Captain Smith didn't come into Queenstown because it would have cost time. We visited an exhibition near Dublin a few years back and got to put my hand on an actual piece of Hull.
took my son and daughter (2ish and 8 months) way back when. this museum was under construction at the time. i so wanted to go.. NOW we are going in april, and i will be taking the kids (now 12,10, and 8***8yr old was made the last time we were there***) i cant wait to experience this museum/attraction
I have been to the one in Pigeon Forge. It is very nice. Quite a bit of interactivity, great guides in period dress. Fun for all I guess you could say.
That is amazing. I would love to go visit that. I went to The Queen Mary [Long Beach, Ca.) when they had things there. It was pretty neat but sad at the same time.
How beautifully does the one who has taken the molly brown character explain u wont even feel like you r just in a museum by just watching it online I feel like I'm in actual titanic
I am obsessed with the Titanic
A Random Pigeon same
Aidan The Pigeon Me too
Aidan The Pigeon i can tell we will be great freinds
Me too
Eugene Krabs same bro I love it
wonderful video and the lady portraying Molly Brown is a lovely actress, very informative.
I really wish I could visit this brilliant place :)
Thank you!
you're welcome
Vintage Vlogger though the museum is nice, that is a grave site
Vintage Vlogger if you ever get the chance, you definitely should!! I go every time I’m on fall break
Same
I went there over Summer and stuck my entire arm in the water, and it hurt like a bitch. First it felt like a million knives repeatedly stabbing my arm, then after about 5 or 10 seconds my whole arm just went completely numb. I couldn't imagine my balls in that...
No shit there was a fucking iceberg in the water
Guessing youre definitely not from the north or very bright lol we have polar plunges in colder water than 28 degrees lmao flipped a kayak once in the middle of winter on the river. Shit sucked
CopenhagenCowboy Daugherty so if I’m from the south I’m not bright?
@@MrCatalina31768 that's not what I said, I said either hes not very smart or definitely not from the north.... Because up here in the north its just common sense not to stick your arm into freezing ass water
Dyslexic Batnam That's not nice, show some respect.people and children died
Went there a couple years ago. Honestly only went because my wife wanted to go. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the museum. Just beware that no cameras aloud inside. I highly recommend the Titanic.
Davie Dee73 stupid your not allowed cameras I’ll sneak mine in
i snuck a picture of me on the grand staircase! worth the risk!!
No cameras allowed.... not aloud.
Well that’s sucks it was the one thing I was wondering.
@@IAMBENNYBLANCO. he's country. They inbred
i went to this museum last fall, and it was absolutely incredible. it was the most expensive museum in most of Tennessee, but it was so worth it. the people were great and stayed in character, and the inside was even more mesmerizing. i would 10/10 recommend this museum for titanic enthusiasts!!
Noted
I heard they had a replica of the sloped deck that gives you an idea of what it was like as the ship was going under. is that true?
@@zerozerohero7189 Yes they do!
How expensive it was?
It's nice you stick in the water and it simulates how cold the water was when the Titanic sank like 28 degrees Fahrenheit
"You are special, but everyone gets a card..."
If you are ever in the area of one of the Titanic Museums, please visit. Yes, everyone gets a "Boarding Pass" card. As you go through the exhibit, you learn about the ship & the passengers. Read your card and discover the story of the passenger you hold. It is definitely worth the trip. We've been 3 times to TN from MI. Worth every mile.
And when everyone’s super, no one will be.
Every time I went, I was a third class passenger who died! Just once I like to be a survivor!
For $26.50, you can be super too! @@lordofthesandvich171
Paul Bucknall April fools, I presume?
Holy crap I live in Tennessee and never knew this existed I’m going to that
Mark Ottley sage
Same
Good luck Mark hope you have a good tour.
It's crazy I just went there.
This is one of my goals. I really want to go there.
Nicole Sowers Same😅
Go! You’ll love it
Rachel Marshall It’s for sure on my bucket list lol 😆
How come women seem to be more interested in Titanic? Is it because you would have probably survived? I mean I'm some what interested but it's in a more of a technical like innovation interest not a personal connection.
Leroy Hovatter Honestly that’s a good question. I’ve never looked at it like I would’ve survived. I mostly am interested in the titanic because I feel absolutely terrible for the every body who went through the sinking and I want to feel and understand what they went through and I am just interested how it all happened because it was said it that is was impossible for it to happen.
Every time I travel to the Smokey mountains, I go here!! I’ve been twice and my bucket list has EVERY Titanic museum on it. I can’t get enough!
I got overwhelmed after going up the staircase and seeing the band memorial. I was crying and it was a little embarrassing. The LEGO titanic is very cool and
the kid that made it is very talented.
That just means you have a Heart ❤️
When I saw the traveling version, I was a 3rd class passenger. I was born the day she died. My brother was the photographer who was going to photograph the ship coming in. He and my niece were both killed. My mom’s person survived.
We took our grandson there last year on his fall break from school. He reads and studies the Titanic and can tell me things I didn't even know about it. He was so fascinated with everything there, especially the grand staircase. Our host was amazed at how much Tyler knew when he asked him certain questions. There is a lot of interaction with the different exhibits; such as the water , shoveling coal , the ships bridge, etc. So much to take in it really takes about 2 hours to see it all. I highly recommend it even if you aren't a Titanic buff. The world's largest Lego Titanic model built by an 15 year old boy from Reykhavik, Ireland is on display at the museum.
I think you mean Iceland, not Ireland 😉
We visited the titanic while on our honeymoon, it’s absolutely beautiful! They have the water in freezing temperature that you can stick your hand in, I didn’t last 5 seconds, it felt like needles and my arm was numb for the rest of the tour. They also have a door/window that shows the water coming up the stairs and lights flickering, and at the end the grand staircase gave me butterflies, made me feel dizzy and out of breath because for a moment I felt like I was on the titanic. I highly recommend this place! Such an amazing adventure
I’m staying in Tennessee this weekend and I’m going to the museum!! So excited!
Luck for you really 😣
Sire yo are
Im going to the titanic museum my next birthday
I’m going to the queen Mary in California
Lucky, I wanna come!
Distant cousins survived in Lifeboat #13. For my visit, I am both honored and humbled, to have been afforded VIP treatment, given the tour as complement, and was given all three cards, representing the 2nd Class, surviving, Albert Francis Caldwell family. Thank you, TITANIC Museum!
I went to a Titanic exhibition with a young child and I will never forget how heart felt it was. And respectful. At the memorial part, she went to search for her given passenger's name to know if she was in the group of the survivors. She was. I was on the dead's list. I couldn´t care about my "death" I truly felt an enormous happiness and relieve because SHE survived.
Fã da TV I was upset my daughter didn’t survive but I did😭
Such an amazing experience to walk through there with so many authentic artifacts including 6 lifejackets grouped together for the first time since the sinking over a century ago. (At least when I went there they had that display) They also recreated the first class staircase from the original blueprints used to build the Titanic which just gives you a sense of awe when you walk up those stairs. I definitely recommend checking this place out if you're nearby or passing through.
Living here in LA, I’m blown away how friendly and knowledgeable the tour guides are. Hollywood can’t recreate that. It makes me want to go there and leave this “me” city behind.
I went to the Titanic museum a few years ago. It was amazing and very touching. They had a matchbox that someone took with them onto one of the lifeboats. I highly recommend going there
Great museum. When you place your hand in that water your really get a understanding how cold it really was for all those people. It's a reality check. Yes the movie was absolutely amazing and a beautiful love story but it really was based off such a horrible tragedy. Feeling that water really hit me.
I went there about 3-4 years ago. I was talking to the Captain. Of course he wasn’t the real one, but still a cool experience. But wait, there’s more...
So he asked me if I knew how long the Titanic was. I answered it correctly, and what I’m about to say is completely true, I wouldn’t write this whole comment. It was at Pigeon Forge too. Anyway, I got it right and he gave me this big speech in front of everyone, I was really embarrassed lol. At the end, he held out a little plastic container and put it in my hand. I asked “what’s this?” He said something I will never forget. “You, are holding a piece of the Titanic”.
No 💀
I went last year and loved it. They give you cards of people who were passengers. I got Madeline Astor. It was cool to see different things from the ship. Nice staff too
Traumatizing if you REALLY think about it.
I NEED to visit here! I don't care if I have to pay a few entrance fees to explore this place from top to bottom; Every penny will be totally worth it in my book: I want to see and experience EVERYTHING this museum has to offer!!!
Sorry, lady your "husband" did not survive he was "looking for his damn dog."
Named Kitty... And who may or may not have been crushed by the first funnel.
Alexander Kelly that's a way to go
More than likely he would've died even without the dog. It was considered impolite and unmanly to take the seat of a woman or child in a life boat. Ironically, when they found his body it appeared he'd been crushed, most likely by a funnel.
Why are you saying she's rude. ITS IN QUOTES SO SHE DIDNT SAY IT HE DID. so stop being triggered 😊
This is exactly why I love the ship herself 😍😍 I went to the museum for the first time and I fell in love with her story
Omg I love this we need a Titanic museum in San Antonio, TX.
We came to Gatlinburg on our honeymoon in 2014 and this was a must see for me. I love the Titanic story and to come to this museum and see everything up close and learn more about the people was so worth it!
Love this museum! It is INCREDIBLE!!!!! A must experience if you love the history of the Titanic! So realistic!
My hubby and I went there a few years ago...It is so interesting and beautiful...The part that got to me was the view into the water and personal belongings on the ocean bed...And standing on the deck with freezing temps...It is done so well.
This is one of my favorite attractions to go to! It really is the best place to go to if you love the Titanic.
Wrong, if you just want the attractions then yes go there, but if you want to experience the history then Southampton is the place to be, I've stood on the docs there and you can feel the emotion and if you close your eyes you can hear everyone cheering and saying goodbye as Titanic set sail, no museum can compare with that, but typical American's would rather play "let's see if I survive or die" at a stupid American owned attraction when clearly it wasn't a game to those who died on Titanic.
@@cosmicgames2232how can you speak for someone's else's experience? The truth is you're just jealous because the museum is in the US.
Was in a production of Titanic the musical a few weeks ago (I played Eleanor Widener). We had the wonderful privilege of performing at the museum. It was an amazing experience I will never forget!
Omg, I’ve been here like.. 5 times in only 2 years I think and it’s so sad but it’s so historical and I definitely recommend it.
i went here two years and it was AMAZING. super educational but fun at the same time.
I,d like to visit the Titanic Museum in Belfast. Where the ship was built.
Do its more respectful,
I served my time in the shipyards on the Clyde in Glasgow and have a genuine affinity with all things maritine.
@@weeblue4182 good to here, the one in Belfast is supported by the man who found her Robert Ballard, no artifacts from bodies 😢 or games for made from sloping decks. I became interested in the ship when she was found, I was four at the time. The 97 film seems to have been a mixed blessing, looting of the wreck had already Happened by then but sped up a lot after... People have got married in a sub over the ships bow. I believe its a graveside and should be treated as such.
Oh it’s great I would recommend. This is coming from someone who has been there. My favorite part was in the back there was the actual shipyard where the titanic was built. On the ground you can see an outline to see how big the ship was
I'm very proud to say that I visited this place just yesterday. Enjoyed every minute of it.
TAKE ME IN THERE😭😭🚢 I just want to see 1st 2nd 3rd class Room and the 1st 2nd 3rd passenger and the Crew😭😭 just want to See all history about Titanic😢😢😭
Dude it's so awesome you need to go someday
Galactic Wolf yeah I wish I could but I'm in philippines
If you’re a big titanic fan like me, you will LOVE titanic Honor and Glory, just look it up on here, it’s incredible!
There is one in Branson Missouri
I went to it.
Very well presented video. The actors were excellent. Being a native East Tennessean I have visited the museum. Viewing the artifacts made the hair on my arms and neck stand up. It makes you reflect on what the passengers experienced that most fateful night. The few who survived were blessed indeed.
Im planning to come from europe just to visit this amazing museum.
THEIRS NO TELLING HOW MANY TIMES I HAVE WATCH TITANIC. I LOVE THAT MOVIE . I AM VERY SAD FOR ALL THE LOST OF LIFE THAT WAS on THE SHIP.
I've been to the one in Branson Mo it's really amazing the history and everything
We went here while in Pigeon Forge. Absolutely captivating and haunting, all at he same time.
*"Is this full scale?"*
*GIRL...More than a third of the ship is missing What do you mean 'Is this full scale'*
Titanic Museum Attraction is built on a half scale.
The replica would have to be near 441 feet to be considered half scale. The Titanic was divided by it's expansion joints (Foward expansion, and Aft expansion.) Those expansions divided the ship into 3 sections: Foward, mid, and aft. The replica in Pigeon Forge ends shortly after the foward expansion.
Plus they had to subtract the spacing in between the funnels to fit the desired look of two funnels.
UpperRobin29 actually technically it is full scale to the ship BEFORE it sank, at least the forward half of it. Notice there are two funnels.
The staircase isn't accurate either.
Boi she said full scale INSIDE and she said half of it isn't and the whole thing isn't full scale. Listen.
Amazing! It's like a journey back in time!
Jacob Astor was the richest person in the world, so Jacobs wife was the richest girl on board.
she was half his age and pregnant
Yep
I got his wife.
@@goober208 quite the scandal
@@joewaldner6986 finally someone got it 🤣🤣
Traveled here this past summer. Amazing display of the Titanic!
I get that this is in the Us and all but they shouldn't really fly the US flag. If they are going to fly a flag then choose a northern Irish, English or the Union Jack as Titanic is very much a British ship.
Mackenzie Beaumont well on the front they had USA flag in the back they had a uk flag before the back the company’s flag
She’s built in Ireland. Solid as a rock
Literally you can google why the US flag was on the front of the ship, that way when you get online to complain, you can stop yourself and not look like a fool, i hope within the last year you have learned why the US flag was in front
@@chrisc1245 build in Belfast Northern ireland and then sailed from liverpool in england all the way to USA, so it's a northern Irish ship
When using the initials it's U.S.
My husband, kids and I only got to take a few pics outside. We never got to go in because it was our last day in pigeon forge and we had to go back to our home state. It was beautiful from the outside, sure wish we could have got the chance to visit inside. I hope next time we can.
I want to go to the one in Las Vegas with “The Big Piece.”
I met a lady with my Grandma at a antique store. She was a survivor of the Titanic she said . My Grandma talked to her for awhile but I was young and not all that interested. We’re from Michigan. I remember her First name only. Ruth was her name very sweet lady.
" the children love the Titanic "
Ummm I'm gonna go ahead and say NO, NO THEY DIDN'T
I think it's a wonderful thing you guys are doing honoring those who whent down with the titanic keep up the good work and God bless
I have been here! It was so cool!!!
This is one absolutely beautiful place. I cannot wait to go back.
Spoiler alert: the photo at the clock the offer is a green screen. At the end of the your they show the photo as if you're at the clock.
I am a Titanic fanatic. But the most annoying thing here is that (and yes I know she’s acting) but all the WE had and WE did. That’s something only survivors and victims can claim and you’re taking that away from them. The museum is very cool and amazing to see. But it’s turned from museum to fun house at the expense of 1000’s of people gravesite re-created. IMO.
Antler Assassins TV- Bowhunting Television yeah that just turned my stomach when i heard that bs. Like chill lady ,. You’re playing dress up.
@@breAnnasmama It's called first person acting. She is an actress. That's what they do Karen. Good grief
I was a Titanic crew member in Branson, Missouri. Well done in Pigeon Forge!
Omg I went last year and I loved it
Tessa Coffey was it expensive?
Great video and great hospitality from the lady!
IF BEEN HERE ITS RIGHTS NEXT TO THE UPSIDE DOWN HOUSE
Yea it is next to the upside down house
It's very convenient to those attractions on the Parkway
TheDjCatLover it's called WonderWorks
TheDjCatLover I love that place
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I have always been fascinated by the Titanic..seen every movie ever made. Hope to go to the Museum in Tennessee.
God Rest their Immortal Souls and may perpetual light shine upon them. More souls could have been saved with enough live boats.
More could have been saved IF THE BOATS HAD BEEN FILLED!
They barely had enough time to launch what they had I mean barely.
We made a trip there a few years ago. It was wonderful to see the history of the ship .
3:27 So, They do that at the museum!
I've been all over the world and love history, but not easily impressed. I've been to this museum at least twice and have been really impressed. A bit expensive but worth the money and the time. Very well done.
I've been twice. My first time was a birthday present to me from my sister when the Titanic Museum first opened. I was third class & i survived. My second time i went, i was first class & i also survived. I haven't died yet. 😁
Going on vacation to pigeon forge in the springtime and this is definitely on my list to go
When Im 10, I will go there and steer exactly how Murdoch and Moody Steered.
I went to the one in Orlando FL. We all got names of people on board and at the end we would see if we survived. I died also did my dad,sister, and brother. My mom was the only survivor.
Here is some questions do you keep the ticket is there any souvenir shops
Serpentine Yes, you actually get to keep the passenger boarding pass, which they give you as you walk in. There is a gift shop at the end of the tour. :)
Serpentine yes you get to keep it and there is a souvenir shop.
Loved visiting the museum this past September
I wish I could go here. I live In New York
you're not that far beauty
Ana Sugar I wish I can go to I live in sd
Lucky you l live in Calif 😞
Ana Sugar Me to though i live in Tillsonburg Ontario
The museum looks very well put together. Nice little walk through video! Thank you :)
Went there so cool
I will be coming to this museum on my vacation next year. It looks extremely grand!
where is the Titanic museum situated
The Titanic Museum Attraction featured in the video is on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge.
There is also one in Branson it is just a little smaller but in Branson MO I've been there
VisitMySmokies Ive seen it before
In Bronson
In the middle of the country... hundreds of miles from any ocean! How's that for ironic?
Been there in Pigeon Forge so many times. But never went into this Titanic. Will plan to do that on my next visit.
I whant to touch the water
Adealine Arguello you can't really.
We were there a year ago and you could touch the water. Very cool place to visit. You feel like you’re on the Titanic.
Adealine Arguello i did it when I was there, it’s FRRREEEEEZING
Adealine Arguello no
Adealine Arguello want* and good news! You can! Just turn on your sink (if you have one) and put your hands under the faucet. Done.
This is so interesting!!!! I will put this on my bucket list and visit.
Lucky and no fair😒😒
Fweet Flower I get to go yay!
i am obsessed with the titanic feel so drawn to it for some reason,could it be that some of us were aboard the titanic when she sank in a previous life but we didnt survive so we are drawn to it in this lifetime 🌊🥺🤔💗🌌⚓️🌹💗
I've been in the upside down house
Tamara Rice yeah there are lots wondering works in the us
That place is so cool!
I have been to this place several times it is so amazing I would probably work here if I had the chance I am moving up this way in the next 6 months that would be awesome to have a part-time job here or full-time I am so obsessed with the Titanic since I came up here the first time one of the best museums ever I felt like I was actually on the Titanic truly amazing
Bro, they turn the Titanic into a real thing
BuckSlinger02 Titanic IS a real thing wym
Lyrics 4 life r/woooosh
As if it was a fake thing
@@yqsminfonseca Well it is still around although it's a rusted mess.
FROM FRANCE....I TELL YOU ALL.....RESPECT ET " MERCI " FOR MEMORIES...
at least this ship existed...unlike that thing they built in Kentucky
Idiot
I've been in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee the cabins are amazing also I've been in the TITANIC museum but I love the Great Smoky Mountains and the sun set even the Titanic and the Titanic museum.
WHAT IT IS IN AMERICA
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The pigeon forge TN is the first Titanic exhibit like this. There's another one in Branson MO. There's one also at the Luxor Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas. All very popular.
My late wife and I loved our stay in Pigeon Forge and Ober Gatlinburg -- Unfortunately this exhibit didn't exist back then.. It looks very interesting
I knew there was a Titanic museum in Branson, Missouri and Belfast, Ireland, but I didn't know there was one in Tennessee. Hopefully someday, I can visit all three. I'm very interested in Titanic, and I always love learning more about it.
I've lived here now for 26 years and from the age that I can barely remember 1st visiting with my parents I think I was around 5 or 6 but I remember when Pigeon Forge was a one lane highway there was maybe 5 or 6 hotels a handful of race tracks and your old so famous Cherokee Indians whom were every where and nothing but farm land and off in the distance you would here the whistle blowing from Silver Dollar City that train roared through the mountains. Now with all the hustle and bustle there's nothing but pavement motels hotels racetracks,puppet, titanic, restaurants, Moonshine Distilleries, shopping and more things than you can imagine. The most fun thing you should do when you visit our beautiful towns is start out around 6am. Pick your favorite log cabin pancake house have Breakfast then hit the restroom then on the road to travel. Start out in Pigeon Forge into Wears Valley really take back all the beautiful scenery stop off along the way at shops and cabins and fudge shops then into Walland and Townsend enjoy the mountain streams and Beautiful waterfalls along the way swimming Wholes kayaking or tubing or just enjoy the drive its breathtaking as you travel into Cades Cove then Across the mountains and comeback down into the backside of Gatlinburg there are 10 + Waterfalls along the way just pay close attention and stop off along the way when you can and follow the streams if you can. Trust me. If you start out at Wears Valley traffic light and travel this route from 6am to 6 or even 8 pm you will have traveled one of the most prestigious and Beautiful Routes that Tennessee has to offer. If you have read i hope you get too enjoy your time here there's nothing more beautiful.
omg I was just at Smokey mountains for vacation. I wanted to go there I love history but we stayed and went to Gatlinburg. totally recommend going there to Smokey mountains so fun. we are going back to Smokey mountains again to see pigeon forge I will visit here I cant wait. the cabins are great and you can learn about Gatlinburg's experience of ghosts. Not to mention I am a fan of learning about titanic no lie. I am totally obsessed with the Titanic.
I visited the little Titanic museum in Cobh (Queenstown)in Co. Cork last year where the Irish departed on the tender boat out to the Titanic which was anchored in Roches point for 1.5 hours before setting sale for New York. The little dock is still there just about. Captain Smith didn't come into Queenstown because it would have cost time. We visited an exhibition near Dublin a few years back and got to put my hand on an actual piece of Hull.
took my son and daughter (2ish and 8 months) way back when. this museum was under construction at the time. i so wanted to go.. NOW we are going in april, and i will be taking the kids (now 12,10, and 8***8yr old was made the last time we were there***) i cant wait to experience this museum/attraction
This video media has navigated right into my heart💘
I have been to the one in Pigeon Forge. It is very nice. Quite a bit of interactivity, great guides in period dress. Fun for all I guess you could say.
That is amazing. I would love to go visit that. I went to The Queen Mary [Long Beach, Ca.) when they had things there. It was pretty neat but sad at the same time.
I been to it. you must go. it's huge! he experience is Amazing inside. what those people went through. they done a great job.
I'm going to surprise my husband with a trip to here and I'm thinking about us renewing our 10 year vows here
How beautifully does the one who has taken the molly brown character explain u wont even feel like you r just in a museum by just watching it online I feel like I'm in actual titanic