Branson · 76 Country Boulevard · Ship-shaped museum
Titanic Museum Attraction
Board a half-ship replica on the 76 Strip, climb a full-size Grand Staircase and walk past more than 400 artifacts from the Titanic and its passengers.
Opens the museum’s booking page. Entry is by timed reservation, so pick a date and time online before you go.
Details checked October 2026
Type
History museum
Self-guided tour with a free audio app
Admission
$39.99 adults
Ages 5–12 $14.99; 4 and under free; plus tax
Hours
Open daily
Timed entry; slots from 9 am to 6:30 pm on Oct 31
Time needed
1.5 to 2 hours
The museum’s own estimate
Parking
Free on-site lot
No posted RV or bus parking rules
Artifacts
400+
From the ship and its passengers
What you’ll see
A ship on the 76 Strip
The museum is built as a partial replica of the Titanic’s bow, sitting beside an iceberg at 76 Country Boulevard and Highway 165. Inside are 20 galleries you walk through at your own pace.
Photo: Brad A. Totman on Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
Start here
The Grand Staircase
A full-size re-creation of the first-class Grand Staircase is the centerpiece, and it’s where you can start taking photos; cameras aren’t allowed in the galleries before it. Every guest gets a boarding pass with the name of a real passenger or crew member and learns their fate at the end of the tour.
RV tip: entry is by reserved time slot, and some rooms are kept cold, so book ahead and bring a light jacket even in summer.
More to see
- Touch an icebergA wall of ice you can touch is one of the hands-on exhibits, and you can test how cold the water was the night the ship sank.
- Captain’s Bridge and lifeboatTurn the wheel on an interactive bridge and sit in a lifeboat replica.
- Movie GalleryThrough December 31, 2026, a Branson-only gallery shows props from the 1997 film, including the carved wooden panel from Jack and Rose’s raft scene.
- Free audio tourA free audio tour app for Apple and Android phones is included with admission.
Why go
A two-hour story, easy to fit in
The museum opened in April 2006. Its founder, John Joslyn, co-led a 1987 expedition to the wreck, and the Branson building has a sister museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
For RVers it’s an easy half-day stop. Parking on site is free, the self-guided tour takes about one and a half to two hours, and it’s open daily year-round, which makes it a good plan for a rainy or cold day.
Tickets are sold for a date and time slot. Adults pay $39.99 and kids 5 to 12 pay $14.99, plus taxes and fees; children 4 and under are free but still need a reservation.
Photo: Roland Arhelger on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Why it made our list
- More than 400 artifacts from the ship and its people
- A full-size Grand Staircase
- Free on-site parking
- Open daily, year-round
- About two hours, rain or shine
For RVers
Taking the rig to the Titanic Museum
The practical stuff we wished someone had told us before we pulled in.
Mind the busy corner
The museum sits where 76 Country Boulevard meets Highway 165, one of the busiest corners on the Strip. Arrive early or late in the day, when traffic is lighter.
Call ahead about big rigs
Parking on site is free, but the museum doesn’t publish RV or bus parking rules. Call (417) 334-9500 before you bring a motorhome, or come in the tow vehicle.
Service animals only
Service animals are allowed inside, but emotional support animals are not. Leave pets at your RV park rather than in a parked vehicle.
Book your time slot
Reservations are required for a date and time, and mobile tickets work at the door. Children 4 and under are free but need a ticket too.
What visitors say about Titanic Museum Attraction
The visitor report card
We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked October 28, 2026.
Walk the Grand Staircase, touch an iceberg, and explore authentic artifacts.
Titanic Museum Attraction · titanicattraction.com
What visitors often mention
Recurring themes in Google’s review topics
Knowledgeable staffArtifactsInteractive exhibits
Google’s review topics point to the knowledgeable staff (568 reviews), the artifacts (463) and the interactive exhibits (256). Checked October 28, 2026.
Ticket prices
Prices from the museum’s booking page for October 31, 2026. “All in” includes taxes and fees. Children 4 and under are free but need a reservation.
Good to know
Adult (13+)$39.99 plus taxes and fees
Child (5–12)$14.99 plus taxes and fees
Ages 4 & underFree reservation required
IncludedBoarding passAudio tour appFree parking
Prices from the museum’s booking page for October 31, 2026, checked October 28; they can vary by date. The museum lists no senior or military discount.
Know before you go
Plan your visit
Titanic Museum Attraction
- Address3235 W. 76 Country Blvd., Branson, MO 65616
- HoursOpen daily
Timed entry; slots from 9 am to 6:30 pm on Oct 31 - Phone(417) 334-9500
- TicketsAdults $39.99, ages 5–12 $14.99, plus taxes and fees. Reserve a time
- Getting thereThe museum is on the 76 Strip (76 Country Boulevard) at the corner of Highway 165.
- ParkingFree on-site parking. No posted RV or bus rules, so call ahead with a big rig.
Hours are seasonal and capacity is limited. Pick your date on the booking page to see that day’s time slots before you go.
Where to stay nearby
RV parks near Titanic Museum Attraction
Branson KOA Holiday is just down Highway 165; The Embers and Branson View are a few minutes farther.
Branson KOA Holiday
140 sites with 50-amp pull-thrus to 75 ft, Patio sites and a pool near the 76 Strip.
The Embers Glamping & RV Resort
50 big full-hookup sites near Table Rock Dam, with pull-thrus to 90 ft and a heated pool.
Branson View RV Park
50 full-hookup sites with hilltop views on MO-265; fewer sites for rigs over about 35 ft.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
The questions RVers ask most before pulling in.
Open daily · timed entry, book online
Ready to board?
Reserve a time slot online, bring a light jacket for the cold rooms, and plan on about two hours.
Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Brad A. Totman (the ship-shaped museum; public domain), Cliff1066 (Grand Staircase, stateroom, Marconi room, boiler display; CC BY 2.0) and Roland Arhelger (the museum at night; CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons; the images were resized. Video: Travels with Nick on YouTube (Inside the Historic Artifacts & Exhibit Tour). Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.
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