Titanic Museum Tickets | Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

Why visit the Titanic Museum

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Immersive experience

The museum's audio tour enhances your self-guided tour with live commentary on the exhibits in front of you. Walk the Grand Staircase, steer the ship, touch an iceberg, learn Morse code, and more—truly transporting you back in time.

Experience the maiden voyage

Your Titanic Museum visit starts with you receiving a boarding pass of an actual passenger or crew member. You then get to follow their journey, learn their personal history, and find out if they survived the fatal sinking by the end of your visit.

Relive the ship's sinking

The museum vividly tells the Titanic’s story through detailed re-creations, including an iceberg, galleries of passengers' stories, and thought-provoking exhibits. One exhibit even lets you dip your hand in water as cold as it was on the night of the sinking. Learn about the ship’s construction, life on board, and the Titanic’s tragic sinking.

See authentic artifacts found on the ship

Get a peek at artifacts recovered from the Titanic wreck site, including personalized baggage of passengers and instruments used by musicians on board.

Movie buff’s paradise

If the film Titanic moved you, this experience is bound to be much more touching. Walk through the exhibits to see Jack and Rose's love story come to life right before you.

Things to know before booking your Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge tickets

Since the Titanic Museum has timed entry, book your tickets online in advance to schedule your preferred slot.
If you purchase tickets in person, you will be given a “boarding pass time” for the next available entry slot, which could mean a longer wait before you can access the museum.
Ticket time slots are available every 30 minutes, and to ensure a comfortable experience, only a limited number of guests are allowed inside at any given time slot.
Children aged 4 years and under get complimentary tickets, and kids between the ages of 5 and 12 years can get their tickets at a discount.
If you’re visiting as a family, opt for a family ticket that covers 2 adults and 4 children up to the age of 18 years.

Titanic Museum highlights

Interactive galleries

The museum features interactive galleries that explore the story of the Titanic from its conception to its tragic end, using special effects, animations, and full-scale reconstructions to bring the experience to life.

Plan your visit

Opens: Between 8:30am and 9am depending on the day.
Closing time: Between 8pm and 10pm depending on the day.

*The timings change monthly

Closed: Christmas Day

Best time to visit: Book your tickets to the Titanic Museum earlier in the day immediately after opening time when it tends to be quieter, allowing you to explore without the larger crowds that build up later in the day. Since this is an indoor attraction, visiting during winter (between November and February) is a great idea to avoid summer crowds.

Address: 2134 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863 | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Beyond the Lens! Family Fun ( 0.3 mile )

By bus: Take the M1, M2, M3, or M4 bus along Fifth Avenue to reach the nearest stop.
Nearest stop: Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud
By trolley: Take the Pigeon Forge Mass Transit trolley running on the North Parkway line.
Nearest stop: Titanic Museum
By car: The museum is 5.6 miles from the Gatlinburg Pigeon Forge Airport.
Parking: Complimentary parking is available at the museum.

Parking: Free parking is available at the Titanic Museum parking lot.
Restrooms: You can find restrooms halfway through your museum tour.
Gift shop: The museum has a gift shop with souvenirs, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, videos, and books related to the Titanic.
Elevators: There is an elevator to access the second-floor exhibits.
Audio guide: An audio guide is available for running commentary as you pass through the museum.

Wheelchairs are available for rent free of charge, and the museum is accessible with elevators and flat surfaces.
While motorized wheelchairs are not available at the museum, they are allowed inside.
Prams and strollers can easily navigate through the Titanic Museum.
You’re welcome to bring along trained service animals as per The Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines.

Photography and videography aren’t allowed in certain sections of the museum, such as the rooms where artifacts are kept.
Emotional support animals, that do not have special training to perform tasks to assist people with disabilities, are not permitted inside the Titanic Museum.

The Titanic Museum's expansive gift shop is a treasure trove of Titanic-themed souvenirs and memorabilia. Browse an impressive selection, from Titanic-opoly board games to replicas of the necklace worn by Rose in the classic film. Whether you're looking for the perfect keepsake or a unique gift, the museum's gift shop has something to delight every visitor.

You must reserve tickets at your preferred time to avoid long waits at the venue for the next time slot.
You will need to set aside 1.5-2 hours to explore the entire museum and its exhibits.
Make good use of the audio guide provided.
Wear a light jacket or sweater since some areas will be cold due to interactive exhibits that try to recreate the temperature at sea on the day the ship sank.
The premises have no dining facilities, so carry a light snack with you if needed.
The Titanic Museum is a popular attraction at Pigeon Forge, and many days are sold out, so purchase your tickets online in advance to secure your preferred date and time slot.

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Frequently asked questions about Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge tickets

What do Titanic Museum tickets include?

Your tickets include entry to the Titanic Museum, which provides access to a varied collection of Titanic artifacts, and an audio guide for a 2-hour self-guided tour.

Do my tickets include an audio guide?

Yes, your Titanic Museum tickets are inclusive of audio guides that will enhance your self-guided tour.

What is the best time to visit the Titanic Museum at Pigeon Forge?

Since the Titanic Museum allows a limited number of people to enter at a time and the venue is climate-controlled, you can visit the museum at any of the scheduled times for a great day at the museum!

Are there any special events or exhibits?

The “Jack” & “Rose” exhibit is a special exhibit that incorporates the film Titanic in the museum’s offerings.

Can I see original artifacts at this museum?

Yes you can! The museum houses over 400 artifacts retrieved from the Titanic. These items were either carried off the ship by survivors or recovered from the floating debris field after the sinking.

Is the museum suitable for children?

The museum is a wonderful place for children to learn about how ships work, and the interactive exhibits, such as shoveling coal and steering the ship, will make this historical experience all the more fun for them!

Do children have any discounted tickets?

If your child is 4 years and under, you do not need to purchase separate tickets for them.

Is there food available on the premises?

There are no dining options within the museum.