Las Vegas: Titanic Artifact Exhibition & Hull Piece at Luxor
250 Artifacts From the Wreck: Inside the Titanic Exhibition at Luxor
You get admission to the Titanic exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas, where you explore 250 recovered artifacts, a massive hull section, and replica cabins at your own pace. No guide, no fixed schedule—you spend as long as you want with each piece. Plan to arrive at least an hour before closing time.
Step-by-step itinerary
Visit Titanic Exhibition at Luxor Hotel
- Go to Luxor Hotel and Casino
- Enter Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
- View over 250 authentic Titanic artifacts
- Explore replicas of cabins and Grand Staircase
- Learn Titanic's history and personal stories
- Enjoy dining or casino at Luxor Hotel
The Experience
You walk into the Luxor and a staff member at the entrance asks if you're here for the Titanic—she's been working there for three years and can tell by the look on people's faces when they're about to see it. The exhibition sits inside the hotel, and you move through it at your own pace, no guide, no group, just you and the artifacts. That's the thing about this setup: you spend as long as you want in front of a piece of the hull or a passenger's luggage, and nobody's waiting behind you.
The exhibition holds more than 250 authentic items recovered from the wreck after it went down in 1912. You'll see luggage still bearing passenger names, jewelry, china from the ship's tables, unopened bottles of Champagne, floor tiles, ship's whistles. There's a large section of the hull itself—the actual metal that was underwater for over a century. The replicas of the first- and third-class cabins are built with original furnishings from the manufacturers, so you get a sense of what the space actually felt like. The Grand Staircase replica is there too, and the displays walk you through how the ship was built, what went wrong that night, and the stories of the people aboard. Less than half survived.
The Luxor is on the Strip, so after you finish the Titanic exhibition, you can grab food at one of the restaurants in the hotel or walk around the casino. Last entry is one hour before closing, so plan for that if you're coming late in the day. It's wheelchair accessible throughout, and families bring strollers without issue. You move through it alone or with whoever you came with, at whatever speed makes sense.
What’s included
- Your admission includes entry to the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas.
- You explore the exhibition at your own pace, viewing over 250 authentic artifacts from the wreck, including a large hull section, passenger luggage, jewelry, china, and an unopened bottle of Champagne.
- You also see replicas of the first- and third-class cabins and the ship's Grand Staircase, along with educational displays about the ship's construction, the events of 1912, and the personal stories of those aboard.
Operated by MGM Resorts International
Is this one for you?Right for anyone who wants to spend time with the Titanic story without a tour group or fixed schedule—you move through the exhibition alone or with your group, and the self-paced format means you can linger on the artifacts that matter most to you.
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How long does the Titanic exhibition take to see?
Most visitors spend 1.5 to 3 hours depending on how closely they read the displays. You set your own pace.
Is the exhibition suitable for children?
Yes, it's family-friendly. Strollers are welcome, and the content covers the history without graphic imagery.
Can I visit the exhibition whenever I want during the day?
Yes, you can enter anytime during operating hours, but last entry is one hour before closing.
Is there parking at the Luxor?
The Luxor has parking available. Public transportation options are also nearby on the Strip.
What exactly is on display?
Over 250 items including luggage, jewelry, china, ship's whistles, floor tiles, an unopened bottle of Champagne, and a large section of the ship's hull. Replicas of cabins and the Grand Staircase are also included.
Is the exhibition wheelchair accessible?
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
Can I eat at the Luxor after the exhibition?
Yes, the Luxor has multiple restaurants and a casino where you can spend time after your visit.
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