No pictures or videos upon entering the exhibit.
You can take pictures in the beginning with a green background and once more midway on the tour when you see the infamous staircase that jack and rose met. You can view it and pay for the fees if you decide to purchase it at the end.
Redeem your free audio with yelp check in. I did and you actually get more info than what you see/read.
Everyone gets a special boarding pass and at the very end, there's a list of 1st class, 2nd class, 3rd class names, last name first in alphabetical order, top portion are names of survivors and bottom are those that are deceased from the tragic event. You get to find out if the person on your boarding pass is alive or died. Mine was alive.
There are many artifacts within this exhibits that was directly from the titanic ship itself. Everything is preserved or placed in glassed cage so no one can touch it. Very cool that they were able to get a piece of the ships side onto display too, though it took many, many years to do so. This may bore kids under 10 but I had a blast since I'm a huge fan out this movie.
Everything you see are labeled with a description and photos you see of individual have a bio underneath or next to it