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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Las Vegas 2026 — Tickets, Hours & What to Expect

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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas displays over 250 authentic artefacts recovered from the RMS Titanic wreck site, alongside full-scale recreations of the Grand Staircase and first- and third-class cabins. Open daily 11 AM–8 PM (peak season); last entry 7 PM. Adult tickets from $38. Children 3 and under enter free. Wheelchair accessible. Audio guides available for an additional $5.

In the heart of the Luxor Hotel’s black pyramid on the Las Vegas Strip lies one of the most emotionally resonant museum experiences in the city: Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. More than 250 real objects — recovered from the wreck site on the floor of the North Atlantic — are displayed alongside immersive reconstructions that place visitors on the decks of the most famous ocean liner in history.

This is a quieter, more contemplative Las Vegas experience — but one that consistently leaves visitors moved. Here’s everything you need to plan your visit.

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What to Expect

A look into the poignant Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Vegas.

The Artifact Exhibition is a self-guided museum experience featuring 250+ genuine artefacts from the RMS Titanic — including floor tiles, jewellery, china, luggage, ship’s whistles, and an unopened bottle of Champagne recovered from the wreck. Full-scale recreations include the iconic Grand Staircase, first-class staterooms, third-class cabins, and a large section of the original ship’s hull known as ‘The Big Piece’. Each visitor receives a boarding pass in the name of a real Titanic passenger.

The exhibition follows a chronological narrative — from the Titanic’s construction and maiden voyage, through the fateful night of April 14–15, 1912, to the disaster’s aftermath and the search for survivors. Every object carries a story; the cumulative effect is deeply affecting.

  • Over 250 authentic artefacts recovered from the Titanic wreck on the North Atlantic floor
  • ‘The Big Piece’ — the largest section of the original hull ever recovered, on display
  • Full-scale replica of the Grand Staircase — the ship’s most iconic architectural feature
  • Recreations of first-class staterooms and third-class cabins showing the class divide
  • A genuine iceberg simulation — visitors can touch a wall of ice the same temperature as that night
  • Multimedia presentations covering the ship’s design, the sinking, and its aftermath
  • Each visitor receives a boarding pass bearing the name of a real Titanic passenger — at the end you discover their fate
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Tickets & Prices

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition tickets start from $38 per adult (2026 pricing). Children aged 4–12 receive a discounted rate. Children 3 and under enter free. A combo ticket combining Titanic with Bodies: The Exhibition next door is available at the Luxor box office only and saves $25 compared to buying separately. Audio guides are available for an additional $5.

Adult Ticket (13+)From $38 per person
Child Ticket (4–12 years)Discounted — check current pricing at booking
Infants (3 and under)Free
Audio GuideAdditional $5 (available at the Luxor box office)
Combo with Bodies ExhibitionSave $25 — available at Luxor box office only
Ticket ValidityValid for same day — purchase through MGM/Luxor box office valid 30 days from purchase date

Tickets purchased through the Luxor Hotel box office are valid for 30 days from the date of purchase, giving flexibility if plans change. Online tickets are for the date selected at checkout.

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Titanic Exhibition Hours

The Artifact Exhibition is open daily including all holidays. Peak season hours (March 9 – September 13, and November 16 – December 31) are 11 AM–8 PM with last entry at 7 PM. Non-peak hours (September 14 – November 15, and January through early March) are 11 AM–6 PM with last entry at 5 PM. The exhibition may close early for private events.

Peak Season Hours11:00 AM – 8:00 PM | Last entry 7:00 PM
Peak Season DatesMarch 9 – September 13, and November 16 – December 31
Off-Peak Hours11:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Last entry 5:00 PM
Off-Peak DatesJanuary – March 8, and September 14 – November 15
OpenDaily, including all public holidays
NoteMay close early for private events — verify before visiting

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Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings are the quietest time to visit the Titanic Exhibition, when you can linger at each artefact display without crowds pressing behind you. The exhibition is open during all holidays, which also means it draws larger visitor numbers during spring break, summer, and the festive season. Avoid weekend afternoons during peak season.

  • Arrive at 11 AM on a weekday for the most peaceful experience
  • Afternoons get busier — particularly Friday through Sunday during peak season
  • Allow at least 90 minutes; 2 hours is recommended to fully appreciate the exhibition
  • The audio guide ($5) significantly enriches the experience for history enthusiasts

How Long Does the Titanic Exhibition Take?

The self-guided exhibition typically takes between 60 and 90 minutes for a standard visit. History enthusiasts who read all exhibit panels and listen to the audio guide should budget 2 hours or more. The experience concludes with the discovery of your boarding pass passenger’s fate — a moment that tends to slow visitors down.

Getting There

Address3900 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119 (Luxor Hotel & Casino)
Exhibition LocationAtrium Level — enter from main entrance, take escalators up, past the food court
Location on StripSouth Strip — between Excalibur and Mandalay Bay
By BusDEUCE bus: NB Las Vegas before Tropicana stop (6-minute walk) | Bus 119: WB Reno after Haven (10-minute walk)
By MonorailMGM Grand station — approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km); take a short ride-share
By Car / Ride-shareLuxor Hotel has a large on-site parking garage; Uber/Lyft drop-off at main entrance

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition suitable for all ages?

Yes — the exhibition is appropriate for children and adults of all ages. The subject matter is handled with historical sensitivity, and the narrative format works well for both younger visitors and history enthusiasts.

Can I touch the artefacts?

No — authentic recovered artefacts are protected behind glass to prevent deterioration. However, certain specially created interactive elements — including a recreation of the iceberg wall at the same temperature as the night of the sinking — can be touched.

Where exactly is the Titanic Exhibition inside Luxor?

The exhibition is on the Atrium Level. From the main entrance, take the escalators up and proceed past the food court. Signs throughout the casino floor direct visitors to the attraction.

Is photography allowed?

Photography policies vary — the exhibition generally discourages photography of authentic artefacts to protect them. Always check with staff before photographing a specific section.

Are service animals permitted?

Yes — service dogs and guide dogs are permitted. Regular pets are not allowed.

Is the exhibition wheelchair accessible?

Yes — the Luxor Hotel and the exhibition are fully wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs are available on request. The exhibition does not contain strobe lighting or intense loud noises.

Is there a Bodies exhibition nearby?

Yes — Bodies: The Exhibition is located adjacent to the Titanic Exhibition at Luxor. A combo ticket saving $25 is available at the Luxor box office only.

Jamshed V Rajan

Jamshed is a versatile traveler, equally drawn to the vibrant energy of city escapes and the peaceful solitude of remote getaways. On some trips, he indulges in resort hopping, while on others, he spends little time in his accommodation, fully immersing himself in the destination. A passionate foodie, Jamshed delights in exploring local cuisines, with a particular love for flavorful non-vegetarian dishes. Favourite Cities: Amsterdam, Las Vegas, Dublin, Prague, Vienna

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