NO CAMERAS allowed inside so don't try to snap a photo! I've read about the Titanic in the past and as we all know, it went down in the North Atlantic back in the early morning hours of 1912. Upon entrance, they give you a boarding pass of an actual passenger who boarded the Titanic. Towards the end, you will see if that passenger either was a survivor or perished with the doom liner. It's pretty cool to see real live artifacts from the actual wreckage, but The Big Piece is what I enjoyed the most. It weighs a couple of tons and was brought up from the Titanic. I saw socks that were stained (obviously from being underwater for many years), silverware, letters (surprising), jewelry, china that were still intact and other cool stuff. They also have a souvenir shop when you reach the end of your tour. BTW, my passenger did not survive. Oh yeah, can't forget the Grand Staircase too! Photo ops available there for purchase.