Experience an elegant evening aboard the Titanic without leaving Orlando. Dine like first-class passengers, enjoy immersive re-enactments, and celebrate a historic captain's retirement during this unique, weekend-only gala.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Wildlife
History
The gala honors Captain Edward Smith, the Titanic’s captain who retired shortly before the ship’s ill-fated voyage.
Conservation
The event uses digital tickets and local sourcing for food to reduce environmental impact and support nearby businesses.
EM Group - Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition - Orlando
Experience an elegant evening aboard the Titanic without leaving Orlando. Dine like first-class passengers, enjoy immersive re-enactments, and celebrate a historic captain's retirement during this unique, weekend-only gala.
EM Group - Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition - Orlando presents a permanent exhibition that transports visitors to April 1912. Located in Orlando, FL, the exhibition displays over 300 artifacts and features immersive full-scale room recreations that let guests walk in the shoes of Titanic passengers. Costumed historians and actors lead guided tours that include specialized experiences such as the Titanic Adventure for Kids Guided Tour, Heroes of Titanic Guided Tour, Ship of Dreams Guided Tour, and the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Orlando general tour.
Programming includes educational and community events: TITANIC Teacher Night with lesson-plan collaboration and certificates, a Night at the Exhibition commemorative event with documentary screening and real-time simulation, a Speaker Series with expert talks and book signings, and themed presentations like Standing Strong: A History of the Women on Titanic and Built in Belfast: Titanic and Her Irish Connections. The site also offers immersive dining and social events including Titanic Teatime and optional add-ons such as a First-Class Dinner Gala at select Speaker Series gatherings.
Exhibition features highlighted in Orlando include interactive elements like a touchable iceberg and the “Little Big Piece,” a large section of the ship's hull, along with artifacts recovered from the ocean depths. The exhibition balances education and immersion for families, students, teachers, and history enthusiasts. Clear program descriptions, scheduled events, and guided experiences aim to make planning visits straightforward for guests seeking historically focused museum-style presentations. Ticketing information, scheduled times, and accessibility details are provided on the exhibition's official Orlando event pages.
Location
Orlando, FL
Situated in Central Florida
Artifacts
300+ artifacts
Recovered items and exhibition highlights
Guided Tours
10 experiences
Costumed historians and actors lead tours
Events & Programs
Seasonal events
Teacher Night, Teatime, speaker series
Plan a guided tour, special event, or family visit — check dates, accessibility, and book tickets today.
Dress in period or formal attire
Elevate your experience by dressing to match the 1912 first-class fashion style or in formal wear.
Arrive early for a cocktail reception
Arriving early gives you time to enjoy pre-dinner cocktails and mingle with actors in character.
Book tickets in advance
Limited seating each weekend means early reservations are essential to guarantee admission.
Prepare for a multi-course meal
The gala includes several courses served over a few hours—light eating beforehand recommended.
Period-inspired costume or formal wear
Helps you fully engage with the immersive theme and create memorable photos.
Comfortable dress shoes
You’ll be seated most of the evening but might want to stroll around during intermissions.
Light jacket or shawl
Indoor venues can sometimes be cool, especially during autumn evenings.
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Camera or smartphone
Capture the elegant atmosphere and memorable moments throughout the night.