Was really disappointed with the Titanic. It's all style and no substance. There's too much information to read, and it's all in very small writing so you can only read it once you've queued waiting for all the people in front to move in. There's quite a lot of bottlenecks and often I started reading a section before realising I... More

It took us two hours to get around this and we never noticed the time passing. Well worth a visit. The two restaurants are lovely, we had lunch when we arrived and coff/tea when we finished the exhibition. It is a little tiring walking around but there are plenty of seats to rest on.

Great experience, made you realise how hard the life of a Docker was. Go to Youghal to see their exhibit too, then you have the full balanced picture of the titanic.

The Titanic Belfast is a great way to spend an afternoon- There was a ton of information, though I admit I didn't read it all, because I was running out of time. The many full-scale models and interactive displays were awesome! I could have easily spent a few more hours there, but it was getting close to closing time. I... More

This is a marvellous experience, very informative and extremely well laid out. I have three main gripes, we booked in advance but were never told until we got there that the dockyard ride was out of action, as this is a major part of the 'experience' I was very disappointed (as we had booked in advance it would have been... More

If you go to Belfast, you have to visit the Titanic Exhibition. We arrived on a rainy weekend and decided to visit the Titantic exhibition, it was well worth it and one of the highlights of our trip. The building itself is amazing to look at as is the surrounding areas. Car parking is cheap and very convenient. Queues were... More

It was a nice afternoon out . We had coffee in the centre before the tour . The tour it self was great . The gift shop was a little overpriced, Bought a book for £10 and then saw it in another shop in Belfast for £3.

Have visited titanic museum at Christmas and really enjoyed it ! Fantastic exhibitions and helpful staff. But was back today to visit the nomadic and a walk on the slipways. During my visit ,my grandfather must have dropped his wallet , and thanks to an American tourist and the titanic Belfast staff , it was handed in and returned to... More

Visiting Titanic Belfast was like stepping back into time. We were there on a Monday in May and found it to be very pleasant with no real crowds. The galleries were impressive and I call it the "Disney World of Titanic" due to the extreme creativity and fine attention to detail which is evident from the moment you walk in... More