Kate Webster The legendary voyage of the Titanic has captivated hearts and minds for over a century, and now Brisbane welcomes the Titanic – The Human Story exhibit.
A compelling exploration of one of history’s most iconic maritime disasters, this exhibit promises a deeply personal and emotional perspective on the tragedy. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious about the tale behind the Titanic, Titanic – The Human Story exhibit should be your next cultural stop in Brisbane.
A journey back in time
The Titanic – The Human Story exhibit delves beyond the ship’s famous sinking to reveal the stories of the passengers and crew who experienced the catastrophe first-hand. Far from just being about a tragic shipwreck, the exhibit focuses on the human element, emphasising the personal stories of loss, survival, and courage.
Visitors can expect artifacts from the ship, personal belongings recovered from the wreck, and fascinating biographies of passengers across all classes, from the wealthiest elites to the everyday travellers in steerage. Through detailed displays, the exhibit brings to life the experiences of these individuals, offering visitors a rare opportunity to walk in their shoes and feel their journey.
This immersive exhibit combines original objects with interactive displays and digital projections, providing an unforgettable experience of what it was like to be aboard the ill-fated ship. By focusing on the human side of the story, it allows visitors to connect emotionally with the event, making it much more than just a historical display.
What to expect
The Titanic has become more than a maritime disaster; it’s a symbol of human ingenuity, tragedy, and resilience. Visiting the Titanic – The Human Story exhibit is a chance to reflect on these themes and appreciate the individuals who experienced the event. Whether you’re a fan of the film, a history buff, or someone fascinated by human endurance in the face of disaster, this exhibit has something for everyone.
The engaging, multi-sensory experience ensures that this isn’t just a walk through history. It pulls you into the narrative, making you feel part of the Titanic’s ill-fated voyage. Furthermore, Brisbane locals and visitors alike will relish the chance to see such a world-class exhibition without needing to leave the city. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of not only the Titanic, but also the people and the broader era that shaped their experiences. The exhibit speaks to the human spirit, and it’s a profound way to step back into history while also reflecting on the present.
About the exhibit
The Titanic – The Human Story exhibit is on display in Uptown, located at the top of the Queen Street Mall in the heart of the Brisbane CBD.
Duration: Give yourself at least 1 hour and 30 minutes to properly look around the exhibit. Please note Titanic closes at 9pm.
Location: Level Q (entrance is next to Just Jeans), Uptown, 91 Queen St, Brisbane City QLD 4000. Note that after hours entry is through Queen Street Mall (entrance is opposite Westpac)
Age requirement: All ages are welcome but children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult
Cost: Tickets for the Titanic – The Human Story exhibit vary depending on age and the type of ticket purchased. General admission tickets typically range from around $15 to $25, making it an affordable option for individuals and families alike.
For more, please consult the FAQs of this experience here
Where to Book
You can purchase your tickets directly through Feverup on the website feverup.com.