Visiting the Titanic Museum Las Vegas

Last updated on August 15, 2026

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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is a beautifully-designed, truly interesting museum located at the Luxor Hotel & Casino. This Las Vegas Titanic Museum showcases a world-renowned collection of more than 250 artifacts recovered from the ship, along with recreations of different decks and rooms that tastefully tell the story of Titanic’s fateful journey.

I’ve gathered up all the details to help you plan your visit to this amazing Vegas museum!

Titanic Museum Las Vegas Grand Staircase — Have your photo taken on the Grand Staircase at Titanic Museum Las Vegas.

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Experience Titanic Museum Las Vegas

I walked past this Las Vegas Titanic exhibit many times when visiting the Luxor Las Vegas, and on occasion considered going in. But for whatever reason, we just never did. Perhaps I thought it might be cheesy. Or maybe didn’t want to damper our vacation spirits with the tragic story of the Titanic.

Curiosity finally got the better of me, so on our most recent visit to Vegas I bought a ticket. Turns out, the museum is much bigger and better than we could have ever imagined!

Titanic Exhibit Las Vegas Entrance — Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is located at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas.

More than just a look at how Titanic struck an iceberg and sank, the Titanic Museum Las Vegas lets you experience the ship the way its passengers did before Titanic went down on April 12, 1912. The ship was on its maiden voyage, crossing the North Atlantic.

Even before Jack and Rose graced the big screen in 1997, there were plenty of ways to learn about the Titanic if you were really interested. Books, websites and documentaries. But visiting the Luxor Titanic exhibit in Las Vegas immerses you in the story and provides an opportunity to experience history, and that is such an impactful way to learn.

What You’ll See at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

Called the “Ship of Dreams” when it set off on her maiden voyage more than a century ago, Titanic was a floating palace – the biggest and most luxurious ocean liner ever to set sail.

A glimpse inside one of Titanic’s first class cabins on display at the museum.

Famous first class passengers included John Jacob Astor IV, who built the Astoria Hotel in New York, Benjamin Guggenheim, the Unsinkable Molly Brown and Isidor Straus. Also on board were numerous immigrants, sailing to New York to start a new and better life in America.

The 25,000-square-foot Titanic Artifact Exhibition walks you through their onboard experiences. You’ll travel down the ships corridors, see the crew quarters, peer into first class suites and third class cabins, and even see the different types of White Star Line dishes they were served in the dining rooms.

You’ll wander onto the deck at night and feel like you are under a starry sky on the last night before Titanic struck that iceberg and sank.

Luxor Titanic exhibit las vegas — Wander onto Titanic’s deck and feel the cold night air as part of this immersive experience.

The Titanic Museum showcases hundreds of historical artifacts recovered from 2.5 miles below the surface of the sea.

Artifacts on display at the Luxor Titanic exhibit include luggage, dishes, floor tiles from the first-class smoking room, a window frame from the Verandah Café, an unopened bottle of champagne with a 1900 vintage, and many other pieces – all with stories to tell.

Titanic Exhibit Vegas — One of many detailed displays at the Titanic Museum Las Vegas.

The Big Piece

Perhaps the most interesting artifacts are the actual pieces of the ship. The Las Vegas Titanic Museum is home to the largest piece of Titanic ever recovered – a 15-ton piece of the ship’s hull nicknamed “The Big Piece.”

“The Big Piece” is a 13’ by 30’ section of the hull, complete with rivets and portholes. It was raided from the wreckage in August 1998. This is definitely one of the most fascinating and sobering parts of the museum.

The Big Piece at the Titanic exhibit Las Vegas. — Get an up-close look at “The Big Piece.”

Here’s the other most fascinating and sobering thing about this museum:

At the beginning of your tour, you’ll receive a replica boarding pass with the name of an actual passenger. Of the 2,228 passengers on board, more than half died. The exhibit concludes with a memorial wall honoring all those who lost their lives. There you will find out if the person on your boarding pass survived or died on that fateful night.

Las vegas titanic museum boarding pass — All Las Vegas Titanic Museum visitors receive a boarding pass with the name of a real passenger on the other side. Learn the fate of this passenger at the end of your visit.

Titanic Museum Las Vegas: Is it Good for Kids?

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is one of several great must see museums in Las Vegas. It is interactive and filled with life-size displays and lots of visual story-telling, which kids love.

But it also tells the story of one of the greatest tragedies in history. So while the Titanic exhibit Las Vegas welcomes guests of all ages, at the end of the day parents will need to decide if the content is appropriate.

Las Vegas Titanic Museum Location

The Titanic Museum is located on the Atrium level of the Luxor Hotel & Casino, on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip.

The hotel’s address is 3900 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada.

To reach the Luxor Titanic exhibit from the parking garage, simply enter the hotel via the walkway. Take the escalators up one level and walk past the food court. You will see the entrance to Titanic Museum Las Vegas on the left. The box office is on the right, if you still need to purchase tickets.

If you enter the Luxor from the front, take the escalator near Registration up to the Atrium level, walk past Diablo’s Cantina and you’ll see the Titanic Museum on your right.