The elegance and spirit of an Edwardian Christmas have arrived at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, where guests are invited to experience the beauty and traditions of the holiday season as they might have appeared aboard the RMS Titanic. With glittering holiday decorations, nostalgic seasonal music, new artifacts and the new Titanic Dining Experience, the museum offers a distinctive way for families to celebrate the season while honoring the lives and stories of Titanic's passengers and crew.
“Christmas at the Titanic Museum Attraction is about more than beautiful decorations,” said Cole DeBerry, General Manager. “As we transform the museum with glittering lights, nostalgic holiday music and festive displays, we do so with the understanding that we're giving the ship and her passengers a glimpse of the beautiful Christmas they never had the opportunity to experience. It's a meaningful way to honor their memories while sharing the wonder of the season with our guests.”
Guests will be immersed in the holiday spirit, experiencing a breathtaking Edwardian-style Christmas that pays homage to the luxurious era in which the Titanic sailed. Guests are welcome to play an original 1906 piano and walk an exact replica of the Grand Staircase, all while being surrounded by the spirit and elegance of the holiday season. And visitors will marvel at the unique artifacts rich with historical significance located throughout the Pigeon Forge museum. New artifacts added this year to the Dining Salon gallery highlight Titanic’s dining culture, kitchen operations and onboard entertainment.
For those looking for a unique holiday evening at the museum, the new Titanic Dining Experience offers a special immersive setting that blends live entertainment, character interaction, museum exploration and dinner inside a hidden First-Class Dining Room. Guests will find themselves transported back to the year 1912 and become part of Titanic’s story as they explore re-created ship spaces, encounter historic figures from the voyage and dine in an exclusive setting inspired by the elegance of First-Class travel.
“Our mission has always been to honor the people who sailed aboard Titanic and share their stories in ways that connect with our guests,” DeBerry said. “With our new Dining Experience, visitors have another opportunity to step into the world of 1912 and discover the history, elegance and personal stories that make Titanic so remarkable. It's an especially memorable experience to share during the holiday season.”
The Titanic Museum Attraction’s holiday displays continue through Dec. 31. For tickets and information, visit our online ticket booth.
