TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas

TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition is on the Atrium level, the second floor of the pyramid at Luxor Hotel & Casino, past the food court on the left. It is self-guided. Fever sells half-hour session times from 11:00 to 17:00, but the exhibition says a general admission ticket lets you enter at any time during opening hours on your chosen date. Most people stay 60 to 90 minutes.

The exhibition, run by RMS Titanic, Inc., shows over 350 artefacts recovered from the wreck site, among them jewellery, china and luggage that belonged to passengers, and Fever says none come from sister ships. The centrepiece is the Big Piece, a 15-ton section of the hull, which Fever says can be seen nowhere else in the world. Around the cases are full-scale re-creations of the Grand Staircase, the Promenade Deck, which Fever says is set to the temperature of that April night, and First-Class and Third-Class cabins, and there is an iceberg you can touch. The newest display, the exhibition says, is the stoking indicator master, from the machinery deep in the hull.

The extras are optional. A seated virtual reality journey puts you aboard the Ship in 1912 and ends with her final moments; it is not part of general admission, it is limited in number and Fever says it suits ages 4 and over with adult supervision. You can add it for 6.34 dollars at checkout or buy the VR VIP ticket, which also includes an audio guide and a commemorative gift. Audio guides come in English, Spanish, French and Chinese. Guided tours run on select weekends at 10:30 and 15:00 for 10 dollars more, the exhibition says, including a kids' scavenger hunt; Fever says its Omens, Premonitions and Superstitions tour runs through 15 November.

There is a gift shop you can browse without a ticket. BODIES... The Exhibition is next door, and Fever sold it as an add-on for 16.94 dollars on 10 November.

Las Vegas has several exhibitions you can book on Fever, and this is the one with the real object at its heart. It held 4.63 from 1,215 reviews on 11 November 2026, the same rating as Real Bodies at the Horseshoe (4.63 from 322 reviews, adult 40.09 dollars with fees) on about four times the reviews, and above Discovering King Tut’s Tomb, also at Luxor (4.29 from 471 reviews, adult 41.15 with fees). Choose Real Bodies, on our Real Bodies page, for anatomy on the Center Strip; choose this for history, especially if you are staying at the south end of the Strip. For art rather than history, see our ARTE MUSEUM page.

Direct is not cheaper on the prices we read on 10 November 2026. The exhibition’s own site lists general admission at 43 dollars including a 4-dollar service fee, seniors, military and locals at 38, and children 4 to 12 at 36. Fever charged 42.71 for adults, 35.22 for children and 37.36 for seniors, students, locals and military on the dates we checked, and on nine promotional dates (10, 11 and 17 November and 1, 2, 8, 9, 15 and 16 December) adults pay 37.12 and children 30.79 with fees. The exhibition’s Book Tickets button opens this same Fever listing. The one reason to go to the box office is the combo with BODIES, 58 dollars for an adult and 46 for a child, which the exhibition says is sold there only; Fever’s add-on is a different route to the same pairing.

Of our ten Las Vegas hotels, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is by far the closest: it is at Mandalay Bay, a 3-minute taxi ride or about 11 minutes on foot. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and Bellagio are 4 and 5 minutes by taxi, and from those the walk is 26 and 30 minutes.