Thanks to the movie Titanic, it is possible to really appreciate the visuals and artifacts presented at this exhibit.
As you enter, you are given a replica boarding pass of one of the actual passengers that was aboard the Titanic. It provides their name, age, where they were from and why they were traveling. Towards the end of the exhibit there is a wall that lists, in alphabetical order, the names of each passenger. The names are in two categories, Lived and Died. You can find the name of the passenger on your boarding pass to see if he/she lived through the ordeal or not.
It was a truly incredible experience to see how the room layouts are for 1st class through 3rd class passengers. There is a section that emulates being on the side of the ship, outside at night, stars out, with the sound of flowing water and ocean waves crashing against the boat.Amazing to see the various china and utensils used, some of their toiletries, clothes and so much more. There is a place, the grand staircase, that is from the famous scene in the movie where Jack meets up with Rose by the clock with spiraling stairs.
The finale was breathtaking! As you are getting ready to exit, there is an exhibit that has a huge section of the actual ship up on display! Wow! Nearby is a video showing the extraction of this section of the Titanic as well.
It is a must to come here and see this! It's worth it!