Luxor Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition tickets from $36 — Lowest Price Guaranteed!
Vegas4Locals.com partners with trusted ticket providers to bring you the best available prices.
See Authentic Titanic Artifacts and Recreated Ship Interiors
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas examines the construction, maiden voyage, passengers, crew, sinking, discovery, and recovery of the world’s most famous ocean liner. The experience combines authentic artifacts recovered from the wreck site with full-scale room recreations, personal stories, photographs, historical displays, and atmospheric exhibit spaces.
Visitors can examine luggage, china, floor tiles, ship fittings, personal belongings, documents, tools, and other recovered objects. Each item connects the larger historical event to the people who traveled and worked aboard Titanic.
The 25,000-square-foot exhibition also includes recreated first- and third-class rooms, the Grand Staircase, a Promenade Deck, and a 15-ton section of the ship’s hull known as the Big Piece. The combination of original material and reconstructed spaces helps guests understand both the scale of the ship and the differences between passenger classes.
Visitors comparing this experience with other Las Vegas tours and attractions should allow approximately 90 minutes to two hours and consider whether they want standard admission or one of the optional audio, virtual-reality, guided-tour, or combination upgrades.
Quick Facts about Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
- Vegas4Locals Price: Tickets start at $36.
- Venue: Luxor Hotel & Casino, Atrium Level.
- Address: 3900 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89119.
- Experience: Historical walkthrough exhibition with recovered artifacts and recreated ship spaces.
- Exhibition Size: Approximately 25,000 square feet.
- Artifacts: More than 350 authentic artifacts recovered from the Titanic wreck site.
- Major Highlight: A 15-ton section of the ship’s hull known as the Big Piece.
- Typical Visit: Approximately 90 minutes to two hours.
- Current Hours Through September 13, 2026: Daily from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; last admission at 7:00 p.m.
- September 14–November 15, 2026: Daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; last admission at 5:00 p.m.
- November 16–December 31, 2026: Daily from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; last admission at 7:00 p.m.
- Child Ticket Ages: Official Luxor child tickets apply to ages 4–12.
- Children Age 3 and Younger: Complimentary admission with an accompanying adult.
- Minor Rule: Guests younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Best For: History fans, families, students, museum visitors, Titanic enthusiasts, and indoor-attraction seekers.
- Parking: Luxor offers paid self-parking and valet parking.
Reserve admission before visiting the exhibition at Luxor.
Titanic Exhibition Ticket Options
Vegas4Locals General Admission
Tickets from $36
Standard admission includes entry to the main exhibition, authentic artifacts, reconstructed ship interiors, historical displays, passenger stories, the Grand Staircase recreation, the Promenade Deck, and the Big Piece.
Child Admission
Luxor currently defines child admission as ages 4–12. Children age 3 and younger receive complimentary entry when accompanied by an adult.
The exact child price may differ from the Vegas4Locals starting price. Review the selected ticket details during checkout.
Titanic and BODIES Combination Ticket
Combination admission to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition and BODIES… The Exhibition may be available through the Luxor box office. Pricing, same-day rules, and admission times can vary.
Audio guides, virtual reality, guided tours, combination tickets, souvenir packages, food, merchandise, and professional photographs should not be assumed to be included with standard admission.
Major Titanic Exhibition Highlights
More Than 350 Authentic Artifacts
Recovered objects include personal belongings, china, luggage, ship components, floor tiles, tools, containers, documents, and other material raised from the North Atlantic wreck site.
The Big Piece
The exhibition’s 15-ton hull section is one of the largest Titanic artifacts ever recovered. Its riveted steel plates, portholes, and structural details provide a direct sense of the ship’s scale and construction.
Grand Staircase Recreation
The full-scale staircase recreates one of Titanic’s most recognizable first-class spaces and helps visitors picture the ship’s ornate interior design.
First- and Third-Class Rooms
Recreated cabins and furnishings demonstrate the sharp differences in comfort, privacy, decoration, and passenger experience among ticket classes.
Promenade Deck
The expanded outer-deck recreation uses cold temperatures and atmospheric design to suggest the conditions passengers faced during the final night of the voyage.
Passenger Boarding Card
Visitors may receive the identity of an actual passenger and learn that person’s outcome near the end of the exhibition, connecting the historical event to an individual life.
Construction, Voyage, and Recovery
Displays explain how Titanic was designed and built, how passengers lived aboard the ship, what happened on April 14–15, 1912, and how the wreck was eventually located and documented.
What to Expect During the Exhibition
The attraction follows a self-guided museum format. Guests move through themed galleries in sequence while reading historical displays, examining artifacts, entering recreated rooms, and following passenger and crew stories.
- Authentic Material: Many objects were recovered from approximately 2.5 miles below the North Atlantic surface.
- Recreated Environments: Full-scale rooms help visitors understand the ship’s dimensions and passenger accommodations.
- Historical Content: Displays cover design, construction, travel, class divisions, immigration, crew work, the collision, evacuation, sinking, discovery, and recovery.
- Emotional Subject: Personal possessions and passenger accounts may be moving or upsetting to some visitors.
- Cold Environment: The Promenade Deck area intentionally recreates colder conditions.
- Indoor Walkthrough: The exhibition provides an indoor option during extreme heat, wind, rain, or cold weather.
- Reading Time: Visitors who read most display text or use an audio guide may need more than 90 minutes.
- Security: Bags may be searched, and backpacks, luggage, and similar large items are prohibited inside the exhibition.
- Food and Drinks: Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
- Service Animals: Trained service animals are permitted.
Optional Titanic Experience Upgrades
Virtual Reality Experience
Luxor currently offers a seated virtual-reality add-on that recreates Titanic’s cabins, crew areas, engineering spaces, and final moments.
- Current Official Add-On Price: $5 at the box office.
- Format: Seated virtual-reality presentation.
- Availability: Subject to equipment, capacity, and current operations.
Audio Guide
Audio guides provide added historical narration and are available in multiple languages. Current Luxor information lists them as a separate purchase.
Artifact Specialist Guided Tours
Selected weekend tours are led by trained Artifact Specialists who add historical context, passenger stories, artifact details, and behind-the-scenes information.
- Tour Length: Approximately 60–90 minutes.
- Current Add-On Price: $10 per person in addition to general admission.
- Schedule: Offered on selected Saturdays and Sundays.
- Photography: Photography and video are restricted during the guided portion, with selected photo opportunities available.
- Arrival: Guided-tour guests should arrive approximately 10 minutes early.
Family and VIP Packages
Luxor may offer a family package, VIP admission, souvenir items, audio access, or other bundled upgrades. These packages can be limited to the box office or selected dates.
Accessibility and Family Considerations
- All-Ages Admission: The main exhibition welcomes visitors of all ages.
- Adult Supervision: Guests younger than 18 must remain with an adult.
- Strollers: Families should confirm current stroller procedures before entering.
- Mobility: The exhibition follows an indoor walkthrough route with extended standing and walking.
- Elevator Access: Luxor provides elevator access to the Atrium Level.
- Cold Area: The Promenade Deck may feel unusually cold for guests with temperature sensitivity.
- Emotional Content: Parents should prepare children for discussions of the sinking, loss of life, and recovered personal possessions.
- Audio Support: Multilingual audio guides may help guests who prefer narrated information.
- Specific Needs: Guests requiring particular mobility, hearing, visual, or sensory accommodations should contact the exhibition before purchasing.
Parking, Arrival, and Visitor Planning
- Advance Tickets: Booking ahead can help secure a preferred admission time.
- Arrival: Allow time to park, enter Luxor, reach the Atrium Level, and locate the exhibition entrance.
- From the Parking Garage: Enter the hotel, take the escalators toward the food court, continue through the second-floor area, and follow signs toward the exhibition.
- Last Admission: Entry ends one hour before the posted closing time.
- Self-Parking: Luxor provides paid resort parking.
- Valet Parking: Paid valet service may be available based on current resort operations.
- Rideshare: Use Luxor’s designated app-based transportation area.
- Large Bags: Backpacks, luggage, and similar items are prohibited inside the exhibition.
- Comfort: Wear shoes suitable for up to two hours of indoor walking and standing.
- Nearby Attractions: BODIES… The Exhibition and Discovering King Tut’s Tomb are also located within Luxor.
Parking rates can change. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting Luxor.
Guests arriving by app-based transportation can review the Las Vegas rideshare guide.
Tips for Visiting Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
- Check the date-specific hours: Luxor has announced a shorter schedule from September 14 through November 15, 2026.
- Allow up to two hours: Detailed readers and audio-guide users may need longer than the average visit.
- Arrive before the last-admission cutoff: The exhibition stops admitting guests one hour before closing.
- Travel without large bags: Backpacks and luggage are prohibited inside.
- Consider the audio guide: Added narration can provide context for artifacts and passenger stories.
- Add VR only when appropriate: The seated presentation includes Titanic’s final moments and may be emotionally intense.
- Prepare children: The exhibition addresses a real disaster and includes personal objects belonging to passengers and crew.
- Bring a light layer: The Promenade Deck recreation can feel cold.
- Do not rush the Big Piece: Its portholes, steel plates, rivets, and structural damage reward close observation.
- Pair nearby attractions carefully: Titanic and another large Luxor exhibition can require several hours together.
Walk through recreated ship interiors and see artifacts recovered from Titanic.
Video Preview of Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Las Vegas FAQ
Q: Are the artifacts inside the exhibition authentic?
A: Yes. The exhibition contains more than 350 authentic artifacts recovered from the Titanic wreck site, along with recreated rooms and interpretive displays.
Q: Is the 15-ton hull section real?
A: Yes. The Big Piece is an authentic section of Titanic’s hull recovered from the North Atlantic wreck site.
Q: Are photographs allowed inside?
A: Photography rules can differ by area, ticket, and special tour. Guided tours currently restrict photography and video during the tour, while selected photo opportunities may be provided.
Q: Is the virtual-reality experience included with admission?
A: No. Luxor currently lists the seated Titanic virtual-reality experience as a separate $5 box-office add-on.
Q: Are audio guides included?
A: No. Multilingual audio guides are available as a separate purchase.
Q: Is the exhibition appropriate for children?
A: All ages may attend, but the exhibition covers a real maritime disaster, passenger deaths, and recovered personal possessions. Parents should prepare younger children for the emotional subject matter.
Q: Does the exhibition stay open until 8:00 p.m. every day?
A: Not throughout all of 2026. Luxor lists 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. hours from September 14 through November 15, 2026, before returning to an 8:00 p.m. closing on November 16.
Discover Titanic through recovered artifacts, reconstructed rooms, and personal stories.
