Here, you can find links to blogs and photos from moms who have visited our museum with their families. Discover why the Titanic Museum Attraction is a Family Interactive Experience. We hope this information will be helpful as you plan your next family vacation!
Getting There
The Titanic Museum - A Must See!
February 8th, 2012
I have always been fascinated by the story of the Titanic. Long before the blockbuster movie caused a media craze and broke records, I sat captivated by documentaries explaining just what made that "unsinkable ship" sink. In the fifth grade, my favorite book was about a boy and a girl who traveled back in time and found themselves aboard the RMS Titanic on the very day that it would hit the infamous iceberg and sink to the bottom of the ocean. I longed to know more about what happened during the voyage, who the people were, where they were from, and how the lucky managed to escape what should have been certain death.
My 3 Ring Circus
New Exhibit at Titanic Museum
January 25th, 2012
The Titanic Museum in Branson, Missouri has a new exhibit: The Molly Brown Gallery. Molly Tobin Brown was one of Titanic's most popular, colorful passengers on the ship. She survived the sinking of Titanic and received the nickname: "The Unsinkable Molly Brown". In 1964, there was a movie made with this title. Molly Brown was played by Debbie Reynolds. In the more recent movie made in 1997, "Titanic", she was played by Kathy Bates.
My husband perished on the Titanic. Well, sort of.
Yesterday, Ted, our daughters, and I were invited to a Mommy Blogging Event at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, Missouri. It was a short drive from our home in Springfield and we thought it would be a good Saturday diversion. Who could have anticipated that our visit would leave me more moved by the life of the Titanic than its loss?
Something Catchy
Branson: All Aboard The Titanic! (The Museum, That Is!)
December 21st 2011
Jeff and I love museums! So much so that during our week in Branson we toured more museums than we saw shows! One of the museums was right down the road from our resort and was probably the most impressive one of all – The Titanic Museum. Before we went into the museum, I knew the following about the Titanic.
I don’t know what you think of when you think of Branson, but if you’re anything like me, you’d expect a museum for country music more than a world-class museum for the Titanic. But that’s exactly what’s there…and it was my favorite stop on our t7rip to Branson.
Fall in the Ozarks - Titanic Signature Events
September 26th, 2011
Fall is here. The air is crisp, the leaves are beginning to change colors, and our family is gearing up for a busy season of spending time with family, enjoying the outdoors, and you guessed it.....SOCCER. As usual, we have so much on the agenda. I want to share with you our fall line up in hopes that you might be able to join us in some of these fantastic events that have become part of our family's fall traditions!
Randomosity Blog
My week in Branson: THE GOOD! (Part 1)
August 11th, 2011
Now that I’ve gotten the “bad and ugly” out of my system, I’m ready to tell you about the good! Our first stop (before our van broke down) was the Titanic Museum. It is located on the strip downtown, so it is really convenient to walk to from most hotels. When you arrive, you are greeted by very friendly museum staff – all dressed as they would’ve been on the Titanic back in 1912. You are handed a boarding pass with the name and a short biography of the passenger you are going to be for this journey. They also give you a little remote control device that you wear around your neck. When you approach the displays, you press a corresponding number and you get to hear the captain talk about it.
Congratulations to Jennifer Pinson Evans - Winner of our Spring Break Online Scavenger Hunt Contest!
There was a SHIP, a great big SHIP....
March 9th, 2011
I live in a wonderful place filled with wonderful things to do and see, one of these happens to be the Titanic Museum Attraction, if you have been so lucky to visit Branson, I doubt you missed it. It is an amazing sight from the outside alone, towering 100 feet above the famous 76 strip.
Titanic Branson Contest & My Entry
March 8th, 2011
Titanic has always been such an interesting part of history for me. When we went to Branson I knew I just had to go to the Titanic Attraction in Branson, MO. I was definitely not disappointed. To see articles, letters and other things from the trip itself or people somehow connected to the trip was just amazing. When I heard they were having a contest I knew I had to enter it and hope somehow to win and be able to find a way to get there.
Branson’s Titanic Museum an educational attraction that’s great for families
November 26th, 2010
"The crew was amazing… very professional, kind and informative. They engaged the children and pointed out interesting things that would appeal to them. "
-Celeste Justice, Moms' Corner for ExploreBranson.com
Macaroni Kid - Fayetteville
August 10th, 2010
Have you visited the Titanic in Branson?
It's really kid-friendly! (And history buff dads will like it too.) We all know there's a LOT to do in Branson. But some attractions that seem really promising from the outside turn out to be duds on the inside, then you have bored kids and annoyed moms and dads trying to get their money's worth without feeling like they wasted their time. The Titanic Museum was definitely NOT one of those attractions.
Even though I just went through the museum less than a week ago I am already making plans to visit again with my kids this fall and I know my kids, (my 6 year old son especially) will love to see the Titanic Museum!
One museum I've always wanted to go to is the Titanic Museum in Branson. This Missouri attraction has been around for several years now, but just seems so out of the way, so I never even considered visiting. Titanic Pigeon Forge just opened, however, and Tennessee is only an 8-hour road trip away. A much more reasonable distance, if you ask me! Maybe we can keep going and visit Graceland as well. I've always wanted to go there, too!
Our first stop of the day for Saturday was the Titanic Museum! I loved the movie Titanic and I’ve seen a few shows on Discovery about what happened that awful night. I was very impressed when we visited. We came in time to see the new dogs of the Titanic. This is to remember ALL the dogs that were on the ship. They were so cute, and I didn’t get pictures but again I am able to grab from the site so photo’s will be in the full review of the Titanic Museum.
Titanic Branson
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