Titanic The Exhibition - Moore Park





While you're waiting for Vivid Sydney to start, I've found somewhere for you to visit. You must have watched the Titanic movie at least once right? Have you ever wondered what it's like to live dat posh lyf in the early 20th century? Then this is the event for ya!

 Visitors will
  • receive a boarding pass containing the details of an actual passenger, 
  • come face to face with an actual iceberg, 
  • experience spectacular recreations, including the grand staircase, 
  • experience over 300 artefacts dating back over 100 years and memorabilia from the blockbuster film. 
The exhibition culminates in the Memorial Gallery, where visitors learn their chosen passenger’s fate on the cold early morning of April 15, 1912. (From: http://www.sydney.com/destinations/sydney/sydney-east/moore-park/events/titanic-the-exhibition)

The exhibition is still on right now and ends on Friday 30 June, so you still have time to decide if you wanna visit!

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