Titanic Museum in Branson, MO Full Tour (FREEZING Cold Water Experience)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we tour the Titanic Museum in Branson, MO! Join us as we explore the Titanic and see some amazing artifacts, the grand staircase, real life size lifeboats and much more! This tour is only of the second floor since photos were not allowed on the first floor. Join us and come along to board the Titanic!
The Titanic Museum Attraction is a museum located in Branson, Missouri, United States, on 76 Country Boulevard. It is one of two Titanic-themed museums owned by John Joslyn (who headed a 1987 expedition to Titanic's final resting place); the other is located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The museum holds 400 pre-discovery artifacts in 20 galleries.
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I’ve been there before
I guessed totally incorrectly. I felt a 1st class passenger had a far better chance of survial, than a 2nd class one. Let's not even think about the 3rd class passengers' chances of survival.😢 What an amazing museum. I can totally understand why you felt it was definitely worth it, in total. I can only imagine experiencing a whole lot of emotional moments, as you toured the museum. Thank you for taking us along, Nick.
absolutely amazing
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My pleasure Rhonda. Terrible ending to the story but I’m glad there’s places like this where we can always learn more. Thanks 😊
What a great museum, thanks for taking us along with you Nick!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching. ❤️
Holy smokes what an amazing museum!! Thanks for the tour Nick. I’d love to see this 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Thx!
I'm so surprised how big something from the Titanic looks in real life the ancour from the ship was made just 2 miles from were I live you can still see the track's at the work were it was made in netherton there's a replica of the ancour there it's surprising how big it really was great video nick really enjoyed it 👍
Wow that’s cool! Thanks very much 😎✌️
@@TravelswithNick your very welcome nick thanks for sharing 👍
Wow that's so deeply interesting, museum, I've got two United Kingdom original copper pennies dated 1912 the same year the ill fated Titanic sank , in the Atlantic ocean 🌊😭😭 ,it's so sad and emotional story, Thank you for your great video footage Many Thanks Rodney Roger brook from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧🇬🇧😔😔
Holy smokes no way! That’s crazy that you have them and so cool! Thanks for watching 😎👏✌️
I’ve been here before. I got assigned a survivor, probably because I was I think 9-10 at the time. I got a plush toy of the liner from it.
I also remember watching Gravity Falls for the first time while in Branson at a hotel.
This is such a cool museum. Glad you got to see it in person as well. Thx for watching!
Literally a couple of days ago, I read an article about the violin and other Titanic memorabilia going on auction, I believe in the UK.
Wow! That’s nuts. Thx for watching 😎✌️
Didcexact thing in Gatlinburg December 2021!!!!!!! Pretty cool experience, huh!?!
It was awesome we loved it thanks! 😎✌️
Thank you for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed thanks!!
Wow! That museum was so cool! What a great video Nick. Really enjoyed. Have to watch again. Thank you for taking us with you.
Glad you enjoyed it!! Thx!
I have been there it was really cool
We loved it!! Thx 😎✌️
That place is cool my daughter chose this place twice......very cool stuff, crazy collection.....also if you know: I didn't make it the first time but the second time I survived!!
Haha good to hear the second time was a success! Thx!
Thanks for taking us along with you
Thanks so much for all the great comments and for checking out my channel. I appreciate ya 😎✌️
Going this weekend, I'm so excited
We absolutely loved it! Have a great time ✌️
The 30 degree slope was more of what it was during the breakup, it would have been more like the last one as the stern was consumed, the 97’ film dramatizes it significantly.
Thanks for that insight and for watching!
You need to go to Rezas illusion show! It is amazingggg
Next time we’re in Branson I’ll check it out 😎✌️
I’m going there on the 8th
Have fun!
Oh my gosh you made me weep when you said you'd be given names of the Titanic shipmates. Only to find out in the end if ya were Titanic Survivor's. Completely heartbreaking to know Ya could easily die in jusy a moment whether on the Titanic or driving to DollyWood in Branson
I live in Mountain Grove Missouri about 90 minutes from Branson
Thank you for your nice comment and watching ✌️
Titanic never reached 45 degree slope. Recent discoveries allowed naval architechts to calculate that Titanic broke off at around 23-30% tilt, therefore never reaching 45 degree slope. The superstructure of the ship simply mathematicly would not hold at such a steep angle and would have been broke off much earlier.
You should call the museum and make a complaint lol 😆
I went their and I bought the heart of the ocean diamond necklaces
I kept my hand in there for 20 minutes
I gotten a survivor every time I went.
Nice thanks for watching 😎✌️
Military Boat Right Ahead ...
Iceberg RIGHT Ahead
Or
Iceberg LEFT Ahead
Straight ahead wouldn't tell you where to stear to avoid...
I went back in like 2011 and got captain smith lol
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The violin was bought for $1.6 Million
Wow! Thx for sharing that!
It’s called a boarding pass
I can pictures but with no flash on, right??
I've been there, 5 times, I actually almost replaced a guy, because I knew more than him
Haha that’s awesome. Thanks for watching!
OMG do some homework dude