On a calm, April night in 1912, Titanic, "the Ship of Dreams", struck an iceberg and slowly sank in the freezing water of the North Atlantic. There were 2,228 passengers on board, including Titans of commerce, artists, leaders of countries, immigrant dreamers, mothers, fathers, sons and daughters. More than 1,500 died.
Hundreds of artifacts recovered from the ship-wreck site tell Titanic's tragic tale, and offer haunting, emotional connections to lives abruptly ended or forever…
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LuXor Atrium Exhibits
3900 S. Las Vegas Boulevard Las Vegas , Nevada 89119
On a calm, April night in 1912, Titanic, "the Ship of Dreams", struck an iceberg and slowly sank in the freezing water of the North Atlantic. There were 2,228 passengers on board, including Titans of commerce, artists, leaders of countries, immigrant dreamers, mothers, fathers, sons and daughters. More than 1,500 died.
Hundreds of artifacts recovered from the ship-wreck site tell Titanic's tragic tale, and offer haunting, emotional connections to lives abruptly ended or forever altered.
In the past 10 years, 15 million people have seen this powerful exhibition in major museums worldwide. The 25,000 square foot exhibit takes you on a chronological journey through the life of the Titanic. You can walk through authentically re-created first and third class rooms and even press your palms on an "iceberg" to sense what it was like for passengers thrown into the frigid water that night.
Schedule:
Varies by season; Last admission is 1 hour prior to closing.
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