Titanic Branson Museum

3235 W Highway 76, Branson, MO. At the intersection of Hwy 76 & Hwy 165.

Open year round

You'll have to look up, way up, when you get to the intersection of highways 76 and 165 in Branson because that's where you'll find The Titanic Museum, towering 100 feet above street level. It looks just like a giant ship sitting right by the road. You enter the Titanic through an iceberg as you begin your 90-minute walk-through experience. Your collectible Boarding Pass is one of 100 different ones that let you "be" one of the passengers. Along the way, you learn about your passenger, and at the end you get to find out if he or she survived.

This is the world's largest Titanic Museum attraction. You'll see re-creations of more than 20 rooms including first-class staterooms, third class accommodations, the Grand Staircase (which can be rented for Branson weddings), plus an interactive area where you can touch an iceberg with 28-degree water, try to climb sloping decks and send an SOS message. There's even a life-size lifeboat to sit in and listen to passenger stories. Also on display is over 400 rare passenger and crew artifacts.

You know it's noon in Branson when you hear The Titanic's horn. Listen for it no matter where you are in town!

Say Hello to Titanic’s New Mascots - Molly & Carter - March 19, 2010! Join the museum attraction as it pays tribute to the dogs onboard the maiden voyage. The Titanic will honor them with the debut of the ship’s new mascots, Molly and Carter. When you visit, be prepared to go "overboard" for these two loveable King Charles Spaniels. They’ll be welcoming you aboard every day at the sound of the ship’s noon whistle.

The Titanic Museum opened in Branson in April of 2006.