Located on Branson's famous "76 Strip", the Titanic is a striking landmark attraction. Visitors to the museum are treated to an awe-inspiring sight: the building exterior was built to a faithful 1/2 scale reproduction of the original vessel. Upon entering the Titanic Museum, you will be given your Boarding Pass, which bears the name of one of the original 2200 crew and passengers who were onboard for the Titanic's fateful maiden voyage.

You've just begun an unforgettable journey into the past, and in the course of your tour, you will be brought face-to-face with the triumph and tragedy that the Titanic represents. You will see photos taken on the ship that can be found nowhere else. A collection of 400 artifacts and personal items are featured in the course of the twenty-room tour, each of which was taken off the ship by surviving passengers, each of which has its own story. Coming to the ice wall, stretch out a hand and experience what it is like to touch an iceberg.

The magnificent centerpiece of the Titanic is undoubtedly the Grand Staircase, an elaborate and painstakingly crafted replica of the original structure. As you climb towards the luxuriant accommodations of the Titanic's first-class passengers, take a moment to admire the astounding craftsmanship that went into the design of this signature feature, both as an original work and as an exquisitely rendered replica.

All of this and more await you at the Titanic. As your tour draws to a close, pause for a time at the Memorial Room and look once more at the name on your boarding pass. On the wall of the room, etched into glass panels, are the names of the passengers who survived their journey, alongside those who did not.