Absolutely fantastic. Iv read the negative reviews on here and can only assume that those people are uncultured. It really brought alive the building of the Titanic and indeed how this important part of Belfast must have been like back in the day. I would also highly recommend going down to the pump room because standing in the dry dock... More

A visit to Belfast will not be complete without a visit to Titanic Belfast. This massive building displays everything you need to know about the Titanic: from its conception, through its construction, launch, and of course, the tragic maiden voyage. Although the displays are clearly marked, I would recommend paying a wee bit more to rent an audio guide for... More

Have been twice and both times blew my mind, you learn so much. You have an amazing day being there, especially if you include a tour of the pump house and dry dock,

My husband and I visited this museum with a friend who is living in Belfast. We were all a little worried that it wouldn't be worth the admission (we also had tea), but the place proved quite the opposite. The exhibit itself was intriguing, innovative and and expansive - but never boring. It tells the entire story of the RMS... More

We had a quick lunch at one of the cafes before we started our self guided tour (the food was good). We purchased the audio tour and it was information, but there are plenty of explanations without it. We walked through the exhibits at our leisure and felt that the museum was well done and interesting.

Quite enjoyed this aspect of the Titanic story. A must see if you are in Belfast. Trip for us lasted about 2 hours and it pretty muched covered what has happened in Belfast historically. No queueing as we has a 10am booking but very busy when we came out at 12pm. Cafe area a bit expensive as you have nowhere... More

When you book online the tickets are just under £15, less for old age pensioners and students. The car park is £4 and the audio units are £3. It is a great attraction and I do realise that it was an expensive creation but I feel that £20 is too much. If you visit the centre, parking should be free... More

If you go to this expecting artifacts recovered from the shipwreck, you will be disappointed. This might happen in the future, but I think the selling point of this attraction is its location, where the story of the ship began. It was a well done exhibit, with emphasis on the shipbuilding industry and its importance to Belfast.

Very nice museum thats tells much more than just the RMS Titanic story in itself. The museum is a giant interactive history book that brings us back through time, place and people in more than nine galleries of pictures, special effects, rides, film showing, etc. It is certainly worth the visit.