Step Aboard History: Titanic's Immersive Experience Comes to Singapore

Starting 6 Aug 2025, the immersive Titanic Experience, Titanic: An Immersive Voyage will transform the Fever Exhibition Hall into the decks of the legendary RMS Titanic, offering visitors an unprecedented journey through the eyes of the passengers who sailed on that fateful voyage.

Tickets will be available on Fever from 10 Jul 2025.

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A Fresh Perspective on a Timeless Story

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage centres on the people who lived through it. You'll experience the journey through the eyes of actual passengers, from the moment they stepped aboard, until their final moments.

You'll feel the excitement of boarding the unsinkable ship, experience the luxury of the dining rooms, and witness the heartbreak of that tragic April night in 1912.

The exhibition has already captivated over 700,000 visitors across Cincinnati, New Orleans, and Copenhagen, and now it's making its highly anticipated Asian debut right here in Singapore.

This isn't just another museum visit – it's a complete sensory journey that transforms spectators into participants.

Step into the World of the Passengers on the Titanic

Spanning an impressive 1,300 square meters, the exhibition combines dramatic room recreations with never-before-seen 3D projections, video animations, and interactive elements.

One of the highlights is the walking VR experience that takes you on an underwater expedition to the actual wreck site. You'll descend more than four kilometres below the ocean surface to see how the ship rests today – a haunting and beautiful tribute to those who were lost.

Stories That Stay With You

The real power of this experience comes from its focus on authentic human stories.

You'll encounter handwritten letters from passengers, see personal belongings recovered from the wreck, and follow the journeys of real families who boarded with hopes and dreams for their new lives in America.

From the wealthy elite in first class to the hopeful immigrants in steerage, every passenger had a story.

The exhibition brings these stories to life through careful curation of artifacts and immersive recreations that help you understand not just what happened, but what it felt like to be there.

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Singapore Exclusive

The Singapore edition features an exclusive addition that makes it particularly meaningful for local visitors.

A special full-wall panel showcases the first local newspaper report of the Titanic's sinking from 1912, complete with historical photographs of Singapore's landscape and lifestyle from that era.

This unique feature offers a fascinating glimpse into how this global tragedy was received and reported in our own backyard over a century ago.

Images from FEVER