First of all, we did not do a tour but visited the museum only. This museum is outstanding. The displays are wonderful. They explain how Belfast was chosen, for building this great ship, and spent a lot of effort on the planning and the key people involved. 9 men died on the building site and many more were injured. At the time , there was not the safety regulations we have today. As the museum progresses they explain why the ship struck the iceberg, it was a series of events that could have been prevented. The last part honors the people who died, you see their names displayed on the wall . If you are in Ireland, take the train to Belfast to see this wonderful museum of the Titanic

The Titanic experience (ie the museum) is excellent. I booked the discovery tour too which initially i thought was a mistake but in actual fact it was really good. The tour guides obviously know their subject, but it’s a real knack to make the subject come alive again and again! Included was to go onboard SS Nomadic, a short walk away - also really interesting. Overall we were there 7 hours!!

An incredible tour from start to finish. Such thought has gone into the design of the building and surrounding area that links in and tells of the amazing history of the White Star shipbuilding and the Titanic. The last room is a very moving experience and beautifully created to remember the ship and all those lost.

Group of 6 of us. We enjoyed the museum spent roughly 2-3 hours here. There was a lot of information to read and take in. Could do with more monuments and artefacts. We particularly liked the ride inside which we had not heard about before! That was a great experience. We took a lot of photos and even got to search if any of our relatives had been on the titanic. I wouldn't go back to the museum by choice but it was definitely interesting and something worth seeing.

An absolutely fantastic museum! Everything was so well thought out from the structure of the museum itself to the exhibitions. I would recommend the museum to everyone. The museum covered the history of Belfast and shipbuilding and the Titanic itself - from the launch right through to the discovery of the wreckage. Be prepared for some potential tears as you learn more about the people on the Titanic and the aftermath of the sinking. I would probably go as far as saying this is the best museum I’ve visited. I had an audio guide which I would recommend.

Disclosure: of course I'm familiar with the story of the Titanic but I'm not a huge fan or have an overwhelming obsession like many do. Having said that, the Titanic Museum is a wonderful place to spend a couple of hours whilst in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The architecturally fascinating building is huge. The way you're lead into and through the facility is quite exciting and full of amazing historical lessons. Knowing you are on the actual site of where this legendary ship was built is humbling. Well conceived and a must see when in Belfast.

Just amazing. Brings the story to life in way that has you in awe of the engineering and craftsmanship alongside the poignancy of the ships final hours and the tragic loss of life.

Really enjoyable and insightful day out, pleasant and friendly staff and a handy setting within walking distance of city centre.

The titanic museum experience was excellent. Great layout, detailed story telling, the cable car ride was unexpected but really good. Really enjoyed the end sections. Would definitely recommend. Takes 2-3hrs to enjoy properly. Nice cafe inside and lots in the gift shop.

Brilliant Museum and a must see for anyone visiting Belfast. Good value for money, excellent exhibitions and interactive displays. Sets the bar vey high and delivers.

I had been looking forward to this trip since it’s opening I was disappointed there were far too many boards of writing very little high tech interacting and a seemingly pointless carriage ride I expected to see documentation about stories of heroism which are well known Left after reading the names of lost passengers I would advise directors to visit the Yorvic museum which ticks all of the boxes

We have wanted to visit since it opened and it was so worth the wait, so interesting and informative and well laid out, can’t wait to visit again!

Before entering the building, walk to your right and walk down past the brown metal bollards, the brown bollards are the actual bollards that the Titanic sat on before she set off. Please try and book your tickets online as you'll miss or the queues, if you can purchase an audio set for £4.its a must for am information. A family attraction, lots of visuals and a ride, will take up to 2 hours.

Can’t comment on the tour as we didn’t do it but the museum is very well organised, laid out and very informative. Even at 64 years old, I learned so much more than I thought I knew. Staff very helpful and friendly.

The best interactive museum I have been so far. It takes you to a historic journey, starting with Belfast and get you all the way to the discovery of the ship wreck. It is a knowledge tip to the past and an emotional roller-coaster towards the end. Very well curated and presented artefacts.