Really great exhibit. To see pieces that were sitting on the bottom of the ocean for all those years, and belonged to people that most likely perished - it was moving. The 2nd to last room was the most incredible to me. I liked the walkway outside too with the wind and stars, very well done. The 3rd class passenger hallway was interesting too. To get to hear the noises they had to deal with and the cramped quarters.
I also liked the cards they give you with the info about the passenger and finding out if you live or die at the end. I was a 3rd class passenger woman and my hubby was a 1st class gentleman. I lived and he died.
The stories of the families and people on the wall, some of them made me tear up. Reading about the families that were set for other ships and decided at the last minute to change ships, or the other circumstances that brought them to the titanic and then such is their fate. Just moving when you take yourself outside of a hollywood blockbuster, stop picturing the movie and start thinking about the real people.