My grandson (9YO) checked out all the interactive exhibits - sending an SOS, checking the temperature of the water, etc.
I'll possibly be guilty of contributing to the mythology but the fascination with the Titanic was (and still is) to such an extent that I heard the following years ago.
Much like the brand name of "Coca-Cola" became universally recognized, utterance of the word "Titanic" was similarly known all around the world, across all cultural, linguistic and educational boundaries. It was a very big event in the early part of the 20th century, coinciding with the advent of wireless communications and mass media becoming widespread.
That sounds wonderful! Is it a permanent attraction?
Against my will, I also visited the same attraction.
I am glad my wife forced me to go as it was an INCREDIBLE experience!
The wife and I (along with some friends) also took the tour while in Branson a year and a half ago.
My boarding pass was for a “scoundrel and scallywag” that did nothing but play cards and got drunk in the first class smoking lounge. Of course being “first class” he was one of the few men that survived.
The wife’s boarding pass was of a maid for a first class passenger. And as you might expect, the “Matron” survived but her “maid” didn’t.
But the wife and I got our picture taken in front of the grand staircase.
Oh WOW! that sounds great and not too far from my home! I’ve always wanted to really see what the Titanic looked like inside.
Oh WOW!!!! All those history and museum classes I took and I never even heard of this!!! Added to the list of things I need to see!