The Titanic Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor is one of the largest in the world. Plan your visit to this hauntingly historical tribute to the Titanic Museum in Las Vegas.
You know the story, and now you can experience the wonder of seeing genuine artifacts, relics, and pieces of the ship up close at the Luxor Titanic Exhibit.
Hours
- Daily: 11 am – 8 pm
You can visit the Titanic Exhibit seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., but the last admission for the day is one hour prior to closing.
Ticket Prices
You can choose to tour one or both of the exhibits. You can purchase tickets online or at the box office. Combo tickets that include admission to both are $44 and are available on-site only. Admission ticket prices for a single exhibit are as follows:
TICKETS | PRICE |
General Admision | $34 |
Senior (Over 65) | $32 |
Military | $27 |
Children (4-12) | $26 |
Child (0-3) | Free |
Nevada Residents | $27 |
Combo ticket (BODIES and Titanic) | Adult: $44 Child: $38 |
Audio Guide | $5 |
You can also purchase an audio guide for your tour for an additional $5.
Titanic Artifact Exhibition
The tragic story of the Titanic has fascinated generations. The Titanic was an unprecedented luxury liner of its time in 1912, but its maiden voyage’s story ends as one of tragedy as one of the most famous wrecks in history.
Anyone with a curiosity about the Titanic can easily find pictures of the ship, passengers, and wreckage online. Seeing the artifacts in person is an entirely different experience. The Titanic Artifact Exhibition is where you can immerse yourself in the Titanic storyline and experience the history in an up-close and personal way.
The Titanic was once compared to a floating palace and was unlike anything seen before in its time. An air of wonder and awe surrounded it for its magnificence and opulence.
Before its maiden voyage, the ship was described as being built to be practically unsinkable, but a fateful night in 1912 proved otherwise. Today, we can get a glimpse of this magnificent piece of history at Titanic The Artifact Exhibition.
The Titanic Artifact Exhibition is 25,000 square feet of museum space devoted entirely to the famed luxury ocean liner. A collection of more than 250 artifacts tells an intimate and haunting story of the Titanic and the events that happened during its short maiden voyage more than a century ago. The Exhibition is one of the largest collections of Titanic artifacts in the world.
Exhibits
The Exhibition showcases historical artifacts that have been recovered from deep beneath the North Atlantic wreck site’s surface water. Artifacts on display include passenger luggage, dinnerware, an unopened champagne bottle, and floor tiles from the smoking room, among others, that tell the tale of romance and affluence that surrounds the Titanic.
Actual pieces of the ship have also been recovered and are on display at the Titanic Artifact Exhibition. On display is a piece of the ship’s hull, the ship’s whistles, and a window frame from Verandah Cafe.
You’ll also find full-scale recreations of the Promenade Deck, with a frigid atmosphere that mimics what the passengers felt on the tragic night.
A recreation of the Grand Staircase and other significant features gives a new perspective of what it would have been like to be aboard the Titanic.
Titanic, The Artifact Exhibition, is one of the more popular attractions at the Luxor in Las Vegas. It’s an experience that all ages can enjoy, with the detail of each grand re-creation and the artifacts that tell both a romantic and chilling tale of the lives and times of the ship’s passengers. A visit to this Vegas attraction is both an entertaining and educationally rich experience.
At the end of the tour, you get a ticket that you can see who your passengers was, where they were from, a short bio, why they were on the Titanic, and if they lived or died.
Location
Located on the Atrium level of the Luxor Hotel, the Titanic Artifact Exhibition isn’t hard to find. Easily accessible from the Luxor parking garages, you only need to head up the escalators to find the museum located right next to the food court.
Parking for Titanic
When visiting the Titanic Exhibit Hall, park in the resort garage and walk across the walkway, where you’ll find the Luxor entrance.
From there, take the escalators upstairs and pass through the food court. On the left is where you’ll find the Titanic Museum.
FAQs
How long is the Titanic Exhibit in Las Vegas?
The Titanic Exhibition tour is entirely self-guided, so you can take your time experiencing all of it. On average, it takes about 1-2 hours to work through the exhibit.
The Titanic Artifact Exhibition Las Vegas is one of the largest, most complete collections of Titanic memorabilia, combined with detailed recreations that tell the historical tale of the life, times, and tragedy of the famous luxury steamship. Experience the wonder and piece of history at the Titanic Museum at the Luxor in Vegas.
I understand the locket that belonged to Virginia Clark and the Clarks’ poker chips are no longer in the exhibition. Her husband was a relative of mine and I had hoped to see these these artifacts. Where are these items now?
Hi Dawne,
After extensive searching, I can’t find a solid answer on where those artifacts are now or if they’re still in the Luxor Exhibit. This exhibit is the last well-documented home of the artifacts, so they may still be there, but it’s impossible to say for sure without visiting the exhibit.
Went through the Titanic exhibit in October. Very informative and a well presented display. Have been to the Luxor many times and am glad we finally decided to go through.
I want to take a trip to Vegas to specifically see the Titanic exhibition. I need to know if you still sell the 1912 Legacy inspired Aldophe Saalfeld. I’ve been looking for this perfume over 10yrs now .
No, sorry this fragrance is no longer being sold anywhere