Are you ready to go back to Titanic?

The ship of dreams was conceived in 1908. Drawings began at the Harland & Wolff’s office and were managed by Director Thomas Andrews, Jr. The Luxor’s hotel in Las Vegas offers guests the opportunity to experience all of the fine details that went into Titanic’s design from her strength that took 10,000 workers 2 years to design and 10 months to complete the interior. Luxor’s Titanic Exhibit walks you through Titanic’s exquisite design she beheld on the day of departure on Wednesday, April 10, 1912. Complete with an array of artifacts and insights from a third class passengers state room (commonly known as steerage), to the second and first class suites. Luxor’s Titanic exhibit displays perspective held by the estimated 2,224 passengers had looking out onto the Atlantic Ocean the night of April 13, 1912, before her fateful encounter with an iceberg the early morning of April 14,1912. Luxor also provides a replica of an iceberg actual made from ice that guest can make contact with. Luxor’s Titanic Exhibit in Las Vegas is a must see for Titanic enthusiasts.