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Titanic Museum Branson

3235 W. Hwy. 76 • Branson, MO 65616
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The RMS Titanic collides with a large iceberg in the ocean under a partly cloudy sky, with an American flag flying atop its mast.
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Discover the Titanic Museum in Branson, MO! Explore over 400 artifacts, interactive exhibits, and personal stories of passengers and crew. Walk the Grand Staircase, touch an iceberg, and engage with hands-on displays. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts, this immersive experience offers a unique journey back in time.

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  • Plan for approximately 2 hours to fully explore the museum.
  • The tour is self-guided, allowing you to go at your own pace.
  • Helpful staff are dressed in Edwardian-era clothing.
  • View the artifacts valued at over 4 million dollars and walk a full-scale replica of the ship's iconic Grand Staircase.
  • Hear moving stories of Titanic's passengers and crew.
  • Located on Highway 76 strip in Branson, Missouri.
  • Personal photos are allowed inside the ship, so be sure to bring your camera!
  • Reservations are required.
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A woman in a maid costume stands at the bottom of an ornate wooden staircase with decorative railings and a statue at the center. A boy shovels coal into a large furnace replica while a man dressed as a train engineer kneels nearby, supervising the activity. A man takes a photo of a smiling family—two adults and a child—sitting together on a wooden bench in an indoor setting. Two young boys and a woman touch a textured, icy-looking wall. The boys are smiling and the woman appears to be guiding them. The scene is indoors with cool lighting. A man in a suit performs a card trick for a smiling family of three seated behind a wooden podium, with a ship backdrop in the background.
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Description

Step back in time as you experience the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, Missouri! This captivating museum offers a unique opportunity to relive the Titanic's maiden voyage through an interactive and immersive experience.

Discover over 400 artifacts directly from the ship and its passengers, displayed in meticulously recreated rooms. Walk the Grand Staircase, touch an iceberg, and feel the chill of the 28-degree water. Engage with hands-on exhibits, including the chance to steer the ship, send an SOS signal, and learn about the lives of the passengers and crew.

The museum's knowledgeable staff provide fascinating insights into the ship's history and the events of that fateful night.

Tour Highlights
  • Receive a boarding pass of a real passenger or crew member
  • Touch a growing Iceberg
  • Crew in period dress attire
  • Kids become Captain of the ship for the day
  • Interactive areas
  • Touch the 28-degree water
  • See the world's largest Titanic model
  • View the artifacts valued at over 4 million dollars and walk a full-scale replica of the ship’s iconic Grand Staircase

The Titanic Museum also hosts a variety of special events and exhibits throughout the year, including the following:

New in 2025: The Largest Collection of Titanic Life Jackets on Display
The Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, MO, features a rare collection of Titanic artifacts, including five of the 14 known life jackets and exclusive lifeboat plaques, some displayed for the first time. This exhibition offers a unique chance to see these historic relics up close. This new addition to the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson debuted on March 1, 2025, and will be available for a limited time.

Honoring the 135 Children on Titanic—There were 135 children on board the Titanic, with ages ranging from 9 weeks to 15 years, each with a story to tell. The Titanic Museum's mission is to shine a light on their young lives, to speak their names, and to honor their legacy.

Tribute to the Musicians Aboard Titanic—When you visit the Titanic in Branson, MO, you will learn about the eight heroic musicians whose comforting strains helped drown out the sadness and sorrow of that dark night. The stories of their gallantry captured the spirit of courage, duty, and self-sacrifice we honor every day at the Titanic. When the music stopped, the legend began.

Christmas Arrives at the Titanic Museum Attraction
November 2, 2025–January 1, 2026
As the holiday season unfolds, the spirit of Christmas arrives at the Titanic Museum Attractions. The captain and crew invite guests to an experience like no other filled with timeless beauty, festive splendor, and heartfelt tributes to the passengers and crew of the RMS Titanic.

Plan Your Visit
Conveniently located on the famous Highway 76 strip, the Branson Titanic Museum Attraction is easily accessible and offers ample parking. Be sure to visit the gift shop for unique Titanic-themed souvenirs.

Don't miss the chance to explore one of the world's most famous ships. Book your Titanic Museum tickets today!


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Jeffersonville, IN
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"Interesting Museum, Quick Visit"
December 2025 NEW
I already knew a lot about the Titanic (who doesn't probably!?) so a lot of this was repeat for me. I had not visited a Titanic museum in the US (I saw one in Nova Scotia) and picked this as something to do in Branson, rather than a bunch of rides or shows over the holiday week.
It was interesting and you can visit it pretty quickly. You don't find out about your person until the end. While this is a nice touch (luckily my lady survived) but it wasn't a big deal (to me) to have a card for an actual person because you aren't following THEIR story through the museum.
To me the most moving room was the one about the musicians playing as the ship went down. A guy plays the piano while you walk around the room. There are docents in some places to tell you stories and actual artifacts from survivors. I do wonder about the fascination with the Titanic, since many other ships have sadly sunk.
Overall a decent museum and something different to do in Branson.
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Dale Cochrane
Green Bay, WI
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"A walk through history"
October 2025
We really enjoyed our visit through the Titanic Museum. There is so much history in that museum and they do a good job of explaning everything from when the boat was built to the fateful end.There are a lot of artifacts and there are people on boat that go over various areas of interest. My wife and I thouroughly enjoyed our visit. We bought our tickets through tripster and saved money doing so. When we travel we always go to Tripster first to see what kind of discounts there are in the area.
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Tip: Unlike the summer months, there is really no wait time in October. Lots of standing so take your time.

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Nathanael M.
ARBUCKLE, CA
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"Very informative"
August 2025
My wife and I visited the titanic museum recently in Branson, MO and were pleasantly surprised. The old story of a so that sank over 100 years ago took on meaning with real the story of real people, and real stories of passengers beside and after that added a dimension that was moving.
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Tip: It did take some time, don't rush. Take in the details.

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St. Louis, MO
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"The best experience I've ever had!!!!! You must experience what I did"
August 2025
From the ticket line to the end - exceptional! Everyone was friendly and stayed in character. The way the entire process was, it made me want to stop in every room and actually read and want to learn. It was very interactive and the facts were compelling. I will definitely suggest to all of my friends and on Social Media - THIS IS WHERE YOU WANT TO GO WHEN YOU VISIT BRANSON!!
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Tip: Please remain open minded and enjoy all the experience that is provided.

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Tina Kalbacher
Alma, AR
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"Branson 2025"
August 2025
The staff was fun and engaging, got to enjoy my time walking through the attraction on my own time. Although my nephew was mistaken for a girl the whole trip. We went early so we got a few moments where it wasn't over crowded. The gift shop was fun and decently priced.
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Tip: It took us about 3 hours to go through the Titanic. Also you can't take pictures on the first floor due to copyrights.

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Bryan Schmidt
Ottawa, KS
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"One time only thing and overpriced"
August 2025
I’ve done this before somewhere else. But I thought my family would benefit from the experience and in the end we went through very quickly and they were quite bored. There are a few neat features, but overall the experience is overpriced and don’t buy the photographs cause they don’t even do a good job Photoshop and then they expect you to pay $50 for junk.
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Tip: Overhyped overpriced if you’ve done it once you’ve seen it

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Christopher Smith
Collinsville, MS
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"Titanic"
July 2025
My family and I really enjoyed the museum. To us it was by far the best thing in Branson
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Tip: They give each person a card of an individual that was on the titanic with all known information. At the end you find out if they lived or died

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Debra Edwards
PINE BLUFF, AR
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"History on display"
July 2025
When you first arrive you get your first glance of awesomeness, just seeing and thinking about the grandeur of what they must have experienced at that time. The costumed employees and their information help bring that experience to life. The beautiful and informative items throughout give you an idea of what life was like back then. This attraction is a must see !!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Titanic Museum Attraction

Where is the Titanic Museum?

The Titanic Museum is located on 76 Country Boulevard in Branson, Missouri, at the intersection of 76 and Highway 165.

What is the Titanic Museum in Branson, and why is it there?

Titanic Museum Branson is a self-guided, interactive museum tour with over 400 priceless artifacts and historic treasures valued at over $4 million. The museum brings history to life and shares Titanic’s story and gives each guest the opportunity to encounter the personal heroic and tragic stories of its passengers. You can see a first-class stateroom, touch an Iceberg, walk the Grand Staircase, and look back in time through an exclusive Father Browne photographic collection.

How long does the Titanic Museum Take?

Most visitors typically spend about 90 minutes to 2 hours, but the Titanic Museum is a self-guided tour so you can go at your own pace.

Is the Titanic Museum wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Titanic is fully ADA accessible. There is an elevator near the Grand Staircase and the hallways are all wide enough for wheelchair maneuverability.

Are wheelchairs available at the Titanic?

Yes, wheelchairs are free and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Are cameras allowed at the Titanic Museum?

Yes, the Titanic Museum allows guests to take personal photos inside the ship. You can take photos with your phones only, no flash, tripods, or videos.

Are drinks allowed in the Titanic Museum in Branson?

No food or drinks are allowed inside the museum.

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