Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Tours and Activities

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See more than 250 recovered items from the sunken luxury ocean liner on display at ‘Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition’ in Las Vegas. Head to the Luxor Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip during open hours to explore replicas of the ship’s opulent Grand Staircase and cabins, and view a large piece of its original hull. You’ll be amazed by stories of passengers on the doomed 1912 maiden voyage and see artifacts including luggage and an unopened bottle of Champagne found among the wreckage.