A new immersive Titanic exhibition is docking in Singapore this August
Brought to life by immersive experience heavyweights Exhibition Hub and Fever – the team behind global sensations like Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Bubble Planet – this sprawling 1,300sqm space plunges you into the Titanic's ill-fated journey, told through the passengers themselves.
Expect dramatic room recreations, never-seen-before 3D views of the ship, interactive storylines, stirring video animations, and a sweeping soundscape that pulls you from the glamour of first class to the rush of the ship's final hours. Walk through meticulously reconstructed cabins, pore over handwritten letters and personal artefacts, and take a VR dive to the Titanic's actual wreck site, more than 4,000m beneath the ocean surface.
The Singapore edition also features a full-wall panel showing the first local report of the sinking back in 1912, plus rare historical photographs of local life during that time – a moving reminder that even a transatlantic tragedy rippled all the way to our island.
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