Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Orlando

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is at 7324 International Drive, the address Fever and the exhibition’s own site both give. It is a walk-through, at your own pace: the exhibition says most people take 45 minutes to 2 hours, and Fever says 1.5 to 2 hours. With a general admission ticket you can enter at any time during opening hours on your chosen date, and Fever sells half-hour session times from 10:00 to 18:30.

The exhibition, run by RMS Titanic, Inc., shows hundreds of artefacts recovered from the ocean floor alongside historical memorabilia. Fever says it is the only place to see Little Piece, a 2-ton section of the hull and the second largest recovered, and the exhibition is currently showing the newly conserved Black Glass Necklace for the first time in Orlando. Full-scale re-creations cover the Grand Staircase, a First-Class Parlor Suite, the Verandah Café and the Promenade Deck, and there is an iceberg you can touch. Some areas are kept at the temperature of the North Atlantic, the exhibition warns.

Two extras are worth considering. Guided tours with an Artifact Specialist run every day at 11:00, 13:00, 15:00 and 17:00, with 12:00 and 14:00 added at weekends, for 5 dollars more, the exhibition says. A seated virtual reality journey of 11 minutes, Fever says, puts you aboard the Ship in 1912 and ends with her final moments; it costs 6.34 dollars with fees as an add-on, or comes in the VR VIP ticket with a souvenir gift and 10 percent off in the shop.

The Titanic Dinner Gala that some older guides still mention ended on 30 June 2026, the exhibition’s site says. The gift shop stays open to anyone during opening hours, ticket or not.

This is the one exhibition of real Titanic artefacts in Orlando on Fever, and it held 4.62 from 587 reviews on 10 November 2026, with Fever’s label calling it a Fever exclusive. If you want a full day of history instead, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is on Fever from 71.69 dollars (5.0 from 22 reviews), but it takes a day out of the parks; this takes an afternoon. For an evening rather than an afternoon, see our Candlelight concerts and The Jazz Room pages.

Direct is not cheaper on the prices we read on 10 November 2026. The exhibition’s own site lists general admission at 37.36 dollars including a service fee, the same as Fever’s price from Thursday to Sunday, and 1.82 dollars more than Fever’s price from Monday to Wednesday. Its lists for seniors, military and Florida residents (33.08) and children (30.94) also match Fever’s Thursday to Sunday prices and sit above its Monday to Wednesday ones (31.48 and 27.95). The exhibition’s Book Tickets button opens this same Fever listing. Its page adds that its prices exclude taxes.

The location suits our Universal hotels. Universal Helios Grand Hotel, a Loews Hotel is 6 minutes by taxi, Universal Cabana Bay Beach Resort 7 and Loews Portofino Bay Hotel 9. From The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes it is 15 minutes. From the Disney hotels it is a real trip: Disney’s Pop Century Resort is 22 minutes and the Disney hotels near the parks 26 to 29, with 20 to 28 km on the road, so plan it as a half-day away from the parks.