Have you wondered how it feels like to board the RMS Titanic? Titanic is now docking at Singapore for a limited time period – TITANIC: THE ARTIFACT EXHIBITION. Titanic will be celebrating its 100th aniversary on April 2012. The Exhibition is designed to tell the incredible human stories from the legendary RMS Titanic’s maiden voyage
Located at Art Science Musuem. From 29 Oct 2011 to 29 April 2012.
For Tourists: Adult: $24 Senior: $21 Child: $14
For Singaporean: Adult: $20 Senior: $18 Child: $13
Upon entering the ship. Each will be given a boarding pass with the real passenger details. It will show you who you travelling with and which class cabin you stay throughout the journey of Titanic. At the end of the journey, you can check if he/she survive the tragedy.
Highlights Of Titanic Exhibition
Do note that photography are not allowed in this exhibition. However, I manage to snap some photos discreetly to share it here
Showcase of a recreation of a First Class Cabin (Top) where the rich and famous stayed on Titanic. For 3rd class traveller (Bottom), this is how it looks like. 2 double bed in a cabin. 
First & Second class dinnerware found in the wreck
3rd class dinnerware
Personal belongings found. Amazingly still in good condition.
(Left) This is a full-scale recreation of Titanic’s famous Grand Staircase. (Right) long third-class corridor.
From the ship’s porthole, big wrench. These are some of the artifacts that had been recovered from the wreck.
(Left) The infamous iceberg whereby visitors are allowed to touch and feel the coldness at the time titanic sank. Most of the passengers died of hypothermia. (Right) A replica of Titanic.
At the end of the journey. Visitors will take their boarding pass to the Memorial Wall and discover whether their passenger and traveling companions survived or perished. Unfortunately, the passengers on my boarding pass did not survive the tragedy.
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Lonely Travelog 
We saw this exhibit in Long Beach and we were fascinated. Amazed us how those items survived salt water for so many decades. Equally fascinating was the process used to reintroduce the items to the world, basically weaning them out of the salt water. Now, I wish I had taken the time to see the exhibit again when i was in Singapore in March.
Different country has different artifacts displayed throughout the exhibition. Just recently i heard about an australian billionaire to build a high tech replica of The Titanic which will be ready in 2016. Maybe they call it Titanic II?
Thanks for visiting Raglan Castle with me! It was a show castle in its day; we enjoyed the time spent there and the sunshine was kind to us.
Your Titanic blog is amazing; what a great way to do the entry passes. I am almost wishing I could go there too!
Liz
For secret photos, these are awesome!
Hah! at least my trip there is worth the visit with these photos! Thanks for dropping by
great…. also have been there last week, wait until i have some time to post my impressions:)
i am soooo far behind my postings…. cheers
Waiting for your post soon!
This is a wonderful post. I love to go to historic exhibitions and if I’m locky take pictures also. I also like your narritive on the photos. One thing I wouldn’t want is the boarding pass with the passagers name on it. That would make it too real for me and grieve me more to learn they died in the end.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
True. Pretty sad tragedy indeed!
Haha! U need to teach me to take great pictures discreetly :P
LOL sure :)
Thanks for the visit to my blog and the ‘like’. I’ve just been to The Titanic exhibition and enjoyed it too. I regret now I wasn’t sneaky enough to take pictures. But I think I have enough to go on.
If you’re interested, I was in Cobh last year, the last town Titanic visited on its way to meet the iceberg. Seven lucky people got off there. Here’s what I wrote about it…
http://richardtulloch.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/cobh-ireland-titanic-tales/
Cheers, Richard
We loved the Lion City! So much to do and see and eat. Really, if you go local with Singapore it’s all about the shopping and eating. Did you make it out to Jumbo’s for chili crab?
Hello. Good thing you were able to take pictures of the exhibit.
I took it discreetly. No photography allowed in the exhibition :)