USA Orlando Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Orlando Entry Tickets

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is at 7324 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819. Street-level parking is available nearby. The I-Ride Trolley Red and Green Lines stop within walking distance on International Drive. The attraction is approximately 10 miles from Orlando International Airport, accessible by rideshare, and within close walking distance of ICON Park and numerous International Drive hotels.

Non-flash photography is permitted throughout most of the exhibition for personal use. Flash photography is prohibited at all times as it can damage authentic artifacts. Photography is also not permitted at the Grand Staircase recreation. Videography is not allowed inside. A souvenir photo opportunity is available at the entrance and prints can be purchased from the gift shop.

The Titanic Dinner Gala is a separately ticketed theatrical evening experience featuring an immersive four-course dinner set on the ship's final night, with costumed actors portraying real passengers and crew, live reenactment of April 14 1912 events, and a champagne toast. The Gala runs on select evenings and capacity is strictly limited. It must be purchased separately from general admission and booked well in advance.

General admission includes full access to all 17 gallery rooms, a replica boarding pass assigned with the name of a real Titanic passenger, access to the Memorial Gallery where your passenger's fate is revealed, full-scale room recreations including the Grand Staircase and First Class Parlor Suite, the iceberg experience, and the 8-foot underwater wreck replica. Guided tours with an Artifact Specialist cost an additional $5 per person at scheduled times daily. The audio guide is available at an additional cost onsite.

Most visitors spend between 45 minutes and two hours depending on whether they choose self-guided or guided exploration. The 17 gallery rooms contain substantial content and visitors who engage fully with all artifact descriptions and passenger stories will naturally take longer. Guided tours with an Artifact Specialist run approximately 60 to 75 minutes and cover the full exhibition with additional historical context.

The VR experience at Titanic Orlando is described as the most historically accurate VR Titanic experience available. Using VR headsets in a seated format, visitors explore the interior of the ship in 1912 including passenger areas, crew spaces, and engineering rooms. It is a separately ticketed add-on not included with general admission, with limited capacity that can sell out on busy days.

Yes, the exhibition is family-friendly and designed for all ages. The iceberg, replica boarding pass, and full-scale room recreations are particularly engaging for children. The exhibition contains content relating to death and loss which some younger or sensitive children may find upsetting; parental guidance is recommended for children under 8. Children aged 4 and under enter free. The building is fully wheelchair accessible and ADA compliant.

Yes. Every artifact on display was recovered from Titanic's wreck site by RMS Titanic Inc., the only company legally authorized to conduct salvage operations at the site. Nine expeditions since 1987 have recovered over 5,500 artifacts. The Orlando exhibition houses more than 300 including china, jewelry, luggage, correspondence, ship fixtures, and a two-ton section of Titanic's original hull. None of the artifacts are replicas.