A must do on your list to do in Orlando! - We took the guided tour with Jorge and it was amazing! He really made us feel that we were part of the crew. He explained with zeal and enthusiasm. The staff was very professional and knowledgeable. I’ll recommend this wonderful experience to anyone coming in as a tourist or leaving in Orlando. It took my knowledge of Titanic to another level, it wasn’t only about a movie but real people who lost their lives in a tragic accident.

The money is worth it - It is a beautiful exhibition with lots of brief information. Also the movie of the sinking is great done with the equipment in the room. At the beginning everyone also receives a boarding pass from a passenger of the ship and at the end you learn whether you survived or not.

Must see "Authentic" - All we could ask for! So many authentic salvaged items, amazing! Character (actor) was amusing, though we expected more than one. A must see, for sure!

Time well spent - Thank you to Avery for taking us on your guided tour. We were in awe of your knowledge, willingness to answer questions and include a young tween in your explanations and questions. I would h e happily chatted even more!We all learnt so much today. Thank you. From entering to leaving the titanic venue, we were greeted with warm, explanations given and you felt like the staff wanted to be there and wanted the visitors to be there.

Chris is Excellent! - We did the guided tour ---- The exhibit was excellent and we had Chris as our guide and he was EXCELLENT! Highly reccomend doing the guided tour as for a small additional amout of money, you learn so much. The characters we met during the tour were also very good. Very infomative and enjoyable!

It was amazing! I’m a... - It was amazing! I’m a huge titanic fan so this was a really good experience for me and I’ll do it again

Truly amazing experience - What a truly amazing place.. Ive always had an interest in the Titanic and this museum covered it all.. Fascinating. Especially seeing the pieces marked with a red flag that meant this had been brought up from the sea floor.. The actors walking around playing a scene each time they passed us was fabulous.. At the start you given a 'boarding pass' with the name of a passenger and at the end you would find out if they survived or not that was touching.. To hearing the sounds of the boilers as you walked what seemed like down into the engine room.. It all became dark and then suddenly it looks like you are looking into the watery depths peering up and seeing what looked like a lifeboat. It got really cold and we went into an area where there was an iceberg. Feeling the cold eminating from it and touching it for only a brief second couldn't begin to imagine how those passengers felt.. There was list of people towards the end of all the passengers and their fate. Both of ours did not survive and as we went to walk into the next area the male actor came through and started to tell us that my fiancé's passenger was his friend and told the story of how he didn't see him again.. He thanked him for being such a good friend then shook my fiancé's hand and walked away leaving us both quite emotional. Finally the piece de resistance was a huge piece of the hull and a piece on the side in a box that you could touch. The actress was playing The unsinkable Molly Brown she narrated in what you can only she could say that the hull popped open like a can of cat food 'pop pop pop pop' it was all done in such a respectful way and we left there truly amazed and moved.. Truly worth the admission If you have an interest in The Titanic... Go its a must.

Great tour for rainy day at the titanic museum Orlando. - Don’t judge this book by the cover. It is in a rundown looking building that may have sold Tshirts. Once inside it was first class tour! There was a great photographer if you wanted pictures. Many of the “real” artifacts were on display. The rooms made you feel like you were on the ship. The staircase area was spectacular. There were dresses up characters to talk about some fun facts. They went to great detail to talk about the individual passengers and ones that survived. Lots of small stories in all those people. You felt like you were on the ship. There was even a real iceberg in one room. And it was huge and cold. I recommend bringing ur jacket. So many little details captured in these rooms. Worth every penny. You’re at your own pace and it’s about 2 hours. Not suited for small children because it’s a lot of reading and you can only touch the one thing at the end. It’s like a museum.

If you have recommended extra time - Show pretty, it's a pretty quick visit There are authentic pieces and this has certainly increased the beauty of the exhibition.

Be careful purchasing your tickets online - In Orlando for the weekend and got 2 tickets yesterday. Was there in about 10 minutes after purchasing tickets to find out they are no longer taking people for the exhibition!! Not able to get ahold of anyone there so had to contact Trip Advisor to see what can be done and still waiting! There should be a cutoff time on when you can purchase tickets since they stop taking customers an hour before they close. Now I'm out the money! Hopefully someone does contact me about this. Very disappointed!