Tagged With "Titanic"

I wonder if there's a "made in China" label on this boat?

I'm sure there is...they're proud of their shipbuilding industry. There's also a "Made-in-Britain" objection to one aspect of the project. It seems the new Titanic comes with a shake-and-rumble-and-flashing-lights simulator to give the feeling of hitting an iceberg and give visitors a fear they are drowning. Some descendants of Titanic passengers have objected ( MORE ). Su Shaojun, head of the group behind the project, said the aim was to “spread the spirit of the Titanic."

In Pigeon Forge, TN, the Titanic sinks every day—and for $27 you can go down with the ship, or perhaps be one of the survivors. The Titanic Museum (which has another copy at Branson MO) offers visitors the identity of a passenger, and a guided...

DrFumblefinger was pleasantly surprised by how much he enjoyed his visit to Branson's Titanic Museum.

DrFumblefinger visits the interesting Maritime Museum in Nova Scotia. The province has a rich sea-going history and the museum features an interesting assortment of Titanic artifacts as Halifax provided most of the rescuers after the iceberg disaster,

You've read about European and American neighborhoods and villages recreated in China, but this one takes the cake: a full-size replica of the Titanic, berthed in an amusement park in Sichuan.