Upon entrance, we received a ticket and immediately we were whisked back in time ~ as our tickets showed the name of a person who boarded the Titanic on that fateful and tragic day.
As we exited, our tickets were checked to see if we had survived or went down with the Titanic.
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| "I MADE IT!" |
Gary and I went to see Titanic 3-D on Thursday. It was so life-like. So incredibly tragic.
100 years. We are still intrigued by it all. Still saddened.
Glad you two had the opportunity to see this. I've been seeing so much about it on television. Hope the week ahead is a great one.
ReplyDeleteThat is so AWESOME. I never heard of this attraction/exhibit. What an interesting experience. Glad you LIVED to tell the TALE. Thanks for sharing. take care.
ReplyDeletethat was such a great experience, wow! amazing
ReplyDeleteWe did this in Louisville. Very moving and such a tragic event. Hard to believe that as many people survived actually did in those conditions.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!!! And how cool you were representing the passengers,I am so glad you didn't sink!!!
ReplyDeleteOh what a tragic event! I watched the movie SO long ago but have not seen the new 3D one! I would like to see Titanic the Experience:)
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed evening dear friend, HUGS!
we have been watching all the news on tv about the titanic..
ReplyDeleteso sad
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tweedles
Something once you see it, you never forget it!
ReplyDeleteI saw Titanic when it first came out - it broke my heart. I'm glad I saw it, but I don't want to see it again. Princess saw the 3D one too and absolutely loved it. . .I went to one of the Titanic museums a couple of years ago. I was assigned the name "Briget ?". I also survived.
ReplyDeleteOne of our museums here has some type of Titanic display; but same thing like the one you went to; you get the name of a passenger and then you find out if they made it or not at the end. We are planning to go to the exhibit next month when I'm on vacation. I too am fascinated by it all.
ReplyDeletebetty
Wow, what a cool exhibit.... and I'm GLAD you "survived".......just finished reading about Titanic.... it never fails to sadden me.....am glad that those that perished are still remembered all these years later....
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Jenni
I have been to two traveling exhibits...one came to Raleigh and one came to Greensboro. I survived the first but not the second. I would love to go to one of the larger exhibits like the one you went to or the one in Las Vegas. I keep picking on Bryan telling him we're going to Northern Ireland to see the shipyard. He groans....LOL!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you enjoyed it and that you survived!