Unforgettable Titanic Belfast: Explore Legend & Legacy

I had a 2:20 pm booking but arrived earlier and because it wasn’t “busy” that day I got in sooner. If you have time to read displays and it isn’t packed with people, I would skip the audio guide. It definitely provides a very condensed overview. I wish I had allowed more time for the last few rooms as I was most interested in that and I had to rush to be finished before 5:00 pm. Those rooms were also bottlenecked with people too. **A word of warning. I needed a cab to go back to the train station. I called for one downstairs where it would pick me up in the parking garage. It did not show up. I asked an employee and they advised me to walk to the Titanic Hotel and have them call me a cab. I explained to the front desk there what had happened and she said cabs will not pick up the calls because of needing to go into the parking garage. She called me one and I waited an additional 15 minutes on top of the initial wait which made for a stressful rush to get my train. So allow for extra time for a cab pick up if you need to be somewhere at a certain time**

We visited as a family of 6 adults. At £25 each I was not sure it could live up to the entry fee but we thought it was well worth it. It wasn't too crowded (we visited on a Saturday in early December so maybe not the peak tourist season) and we had plenty of time to look around. It was informative and enjoyable and interactive enough (the shipyard ride was a highlight) for us. Probably more for adults than kids in my opinion but we really enjoyed this.

overall superb experience, I have been several times now, bit cold in the cafe area and the lobby, the selection of food in the cafe could be improved up and maybe a bar. The staff are generally friendly and helpful, I found one of the tour guides talked over me when I was explaining I could find my own way around, seemed a little dismissive of me, but other than that it is a wonderful place that represents a landmark historic tragic event and it is worth seeing if you are interested in Titanic and all she represents.

It is an absorbing exhibition brought to life with genuine photographs & pictures. The history of Belfast & Titanic is so interesting.

A very interesting exhibition and well worth a visit. Very informative and knowledgeable. It is a must go to place. The moving carriages were very well done and showed an intimate experience of ship building at the time. The list of passengers who lived and died was very intimate and horrifying at the same time and what the accident did to change how ships were built, run and how it affected world shipping is very interesting. Recommended.

Great insight as to how the titanic was constructed and its regrettable downfall some great stories an videos

Very informative and well done exhibition. Very moving experience. All staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. Must do experience on a visit to Belfast.

My booking with Viator All went like clockwork on the day and the whole experience was stress-free. It were nice to be able to roam around at leisure; there was plenty to see and it was a fantastic insight into the history, not just the disaster, but the entire build preparation, the strict regime Haaland and Wolfe staff were given. There’s even a mini cable car ride indoors, with many personal accounts recorded. Even the discovery in 1985 was really interesting in how close mr Ballard’s crew came to running out of funding and time. Make sure you include the SS Nomadic tour across the road, to round off your visit. Very good.

My first visit with visitors from England. Really enjoyed the experience. We arrived about 11am (didn't pre-book) staff very friendly and helpful. Wasn't too busy, so easy to walk around and see/read the exhibits. The ride was great fun and we didn't have to wait. We spent about 3 hours in the museum, very informative. The list of names at the end was quite emotional. Gift shop was reasonably priced compared to many museums. Staff in cafe helpful and chatty, not expensive. Lots of toilets throughout the museum HMS Nomadic better than expected A great day out. Not sure it's a museum I would take young children, as mentioned lots of reading and I think we made a good choice going at a quieter time of day/year.

Loads of detailed information, very interactive starting from the very first drawing right through to the sad ending. Great for all ages.