Wow! What a place. A fantastic museum experience. Amazing facts. A huge amount of work went into the Titanic. An equal amount went into this museum. Beautiful inside and outside. The tour is wonderfully detailed and when you get to a certain point, it would bring a tear to a glass eye. An absolute must-see if you're visiting Belfast.

I was disappointed that the museum did not have the infamous door that Rose so selfishly kept to herself during the sinking of the Titanic, casting Jack aside as easily as a temporary plaything. Now we may never know whether the door was large enough and buoyant enough for two adults. The mystery remains... one as important to our collective human history as how the pyramids were built, or what goes in a hot dog. Otherwise amazing museum, must do in Belfast!

They done a very good job with this exhibition. It's interaction and uses plenty of technology to help keep it interesting. There is a ride that takes you above and through the shipyard that's kinda fun. The view of the dock where Titanic was built is wonderful. There's plenty here to keep adults and children entertained for an hour or more. Several movies including one about the layout of the ship and one about the discovery of the wreck location. Overall I found this worth the money, but there is a lot of information and it's tough to process all of it. Very well done museum.

Brilliant place, full of history about industries in the area, such as linen and rope production. Very interactive, no need for the booked audio guide, perhaps it could be suggested for visually-impaired visitors? There were parts were voices were heard and the audio guide was redundant so I wouldn't recommend it. There's even a ride in the middle, covering the over 3 million rivets used to build Titanic, that was excellent. I don't do rides at all but it certainly added to my visit. Friends' asked me to take photos as they would like to visit, but there is more here than what you see. Experience is a very apt name. I was booked for 1.30pm entry and came out at 5pm, so there's a lot there to see and learn about. There was one part early in the Experience, where there was an interactive map showing areas of Belfast. This was very dark and didn't really work for me. There were some parts where there was lots of reading (about survivors) and it caused a bit of a bottleneck because of restricted space. I would like to see, particularly as social distancing is still in place, more spacing made possible at such points.

Really enjoyed our trip to Titanic Belfast today. The rain didn't dampen our enthusiasm and it certainly didn't affect out your guide Rob who made it a really enjoyable visit with his knowledge. He was clearly a man who enjoys his job so " Thank you Rob!" Our English visitor is returning home with some great stories and impressions of a really interesting and enjoyable attraction