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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition (Luxor Las Vegas Strip 2021 Complete Walk Through Tour)
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2021
- An absolutely astounding exhibit!.... In this video you will get a complete walk through of the Titanic artifact exhibit at Luxor Las Vegas on the Las Vegas strip. This is a fantastic exhibition and the largest display of authentic Titanic artifacts recovered from the wreckage. The center piece of the exhibit is a massive 15 ton piece of Titanic's hull appropriately called "The Big Piece". It's incredible to see as it hangs on display and crazy to think the journey it has taken from the bottom of the North Atlantic all the way to the Mohave desert. If you love history, I highly recommend taking the tour as it is well worth the price of admission. Enjoy!
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I was part of the 1996 Expedition when the "BIG PIECE" was the center of this expedition. it was not that small when it was recovered in 1998, and arrived in Boston. this is just the top portion and the lower half is probably in Branson Mo. last of my recollection of it. some of the things here are new to me since my time with the Expedition, and time with being on a board of trustees for 7 years. I helped set up some of the other Exhibits in Atlantic City, Toronto, St Paul, Boston. it was the best time of my life I had ever experienced. I knew a lot or most of the recovery team. I was good friends with George Tulloch (passed away) and P.H .
Wow! Quite the adventure for you! How exciting that must have been.
Apparently the little piece that was cut off is in Orlando, Florida these days
RIP PH
Thank you. He was a very kind man and loved what he did. Will miss him.
Then you are a grave robber. A curse on you, Tulloch and Nargeolet. Titanic should have been left alone, not exploited for financial gain by people like you, pretending to do scientific research.
Much better than anything you could see from inside a 5 person sub.
Ain't that the truth!
I've always wanted to go to a titanic exhibit
I went to Las Vegas for the first time with my family and my uncle and I got to see the Titanic exhibit along with The Body.
It was…honestly exhilarating and kind of haunting to see everything, read the stories, and be able to be close the ACTUAL stuff that was on the ship. It was especially harrowing towards the end of the tour; everything going dark, hearing the recordings, touching that iceberg mock-up, and reading all the stories of those who survived and who didn’t..
We’re going to be going back to Vegas next year and I hope that I can get tickets to see it all again..
I went here on a field trip in middle school, it was the only one I did my whole middle school experience. I did it with the bodies exhibit and the Titanic exhibit was my favorite of the two. Me being the history of the Titanic fan I am, I loved it so much. I plan on going back one day, I definitely recommend seeing it
These are the type of exhibits that make a Vegas trip worthwhile.
Absolutely!
One of the best videos on here of the expedition! I was lucky enough to visit from the UK in 2019 and this was one of the highlights of my trip. We are booked to come back in May and I will definitely be visiting again as I see there have been additional items added since my last trip.
I can’t explain how I felt the moment I saw the “big piece”. The pictures and videos don’t do it justice of how big it actually is. Just being so close to a huge part of history gave me goosebumps. I’ll never ever forget it.
Thank you for uploading this.
Absolutely! I felt the same way when I saw The Big Piece. Very powerful. Thanks for watching.
your choice of music is particularly eerie...give a very unsettling feeling to the entire exhibit.
If you are able, visit The Titanic museum in Belfast, it was an incredible visit.
It's almost a double tragedy, in that the biggest loss was for the crew members and Third Class passengers. It's as if their station in life condemned them, both in life and death. The small amount of lifeboats only exacerbated who was going to get priority, and who would be forgotten in the bowels of the ship.
Can you Elaborate on that please
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for the video we'll definitely check it out this July.
Than you for posting. Beautiful music accompanying your video.
Thank you! And Thank you for watching!
Many Thanks indeed for this video. Nicely done! Very impressive.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Incredible!!
Awesome video! I was there this past August. I want to go back someday.
It truly is a great exhibit! Thanks for watching.
I enjoyed the video & your camera work. Nice & steady. I got to see the traveling exhibit 20 years ago. It felt, so real, in certain places & a little spooky.
Thank you. It definitely has a spooky vibe. Thanks for watching.
@@bucketsworldofvegas You're welcome.
Such a great run though of the exhibit I live in Australia and one day I hope to get there. After COVID-19 finishes
I am making plans to see it towards the end of August. I can't wait.
You won't regret it. The video only captures so much. Seeing it in person is a must.. Have fun, good luck, and thanks for watching. Consider subscribing if you will. Thanks again.
I saw this exhibit in Vegas I bought newspaper as a souvenir Ty for sharing🇨🇦❤️
I Did walk through that before it’s so cool!
Thank you for the awesome video. I am looking forward to seeing the exhibit in person when I go in February. I have one of the last letters written by Melvin Dean.
Hauntingly beautiful
Thank you for watching!
Such a great video I went and took a walk through there years ago and I want to go back
It truly is a fantastic exhibit. Thanks for watching!
That's a big toe you got there at 18:56. Toe Jam!!! It looked like a ghost from Titanic when it came into frame. lol Nice video. Thanks
As Titanic songstress Celine Dion said when asked how she felt about this exhibit, "who gives a s***?"
I guess when it looks like you might be close to your own death, exploiting and glamorizing the deaths of so many others begins to seem a little tacky.
But WOW, they have an actual 5-ton part of the hull, carved and carted away from that watery grave! Even so, I'm sure some museum or public memorial has exhibited remnants of the Berlin Wall even larger than that. But that extracted relic celebrated renewed freedom and life, not torturous hours of suffering and death.
Actually, it's funny you say that. Main Street Station casino in Las Vegas has a large chunk of the Berlin Wall in a mens room with urinals mounted to it.
well done thank you......if i make it to vegas, i will see this.
Definitely worth it! Thanks for watching!
My guy you did some great filming. I like how you captured the replica of the damaged ship. that is fantastic how that did that with great detail.
Thank you so much!
Can you get video in there yet? I remember last time I was there 2019 you couldn't.
The music for the first 8 or 9 minutes made me want to tune out but glad I stuck it out, it was nice to view. I plan to go in October.
You'll enjoy the tour. It's pretty impressive. Thanks for watching!
Funny how all we hear about is iceburg but looking you can clearly see no damage to front and then you see a gianormouse hole in the side of the ship.
titanic and 9/11 history always will be interesting to me, it's not out of morbid curiosity but we have had these tragic times in a short span of not even 100 years one in the ocean and one event in the sky. May all the souls rest in peace though.
Absolutely! Well said.
Lot safer seeing things this way great job
I went in like 2011 and I remember seeing the big piece and honestly the video doesn’t even show how massive that thing is. It made me ill seeing it in person. The broken glass is haunting to me.
It truly is. It's had to imagine just how massive Titanic was until you see how massive this one small piece of the ship is. Thanks for watching.
Id love to go there
I went to see the LA tour of Titanic...most of the artifacts were from Olympic or White Star line. We saw very little of Titanic artifacts.
It wasn't a bad exhibit but worth $10 not $30
Judging from where it was located in LA...great artifacts could not have been on display there.
You had a much better tour! Thanks for the video.
It’s a great video that I really enjoyed but it left me with questions too at some points, so for international viewers who won’t ever get to see it in person perhaps concentrating on the things in a series of videos would be good too, I understand, as you said in your intro, you want people to go see them in person but if that’s not possible we look to uploads like this for glimpses of history.
I’m in the U.K. with little to no chance of ever getting to Las Vegas but I love all things Titanic and search for things like this to watch.
That's great feedback. Thank you for the input.
Same here.
I knew Milvina Dean and have been to her house a few times when I visited the UK. She was a very much the chatter box on e she got to know you. I was saddened to have seen her pass as well, but she had been in poor health at times. She will be missed by myself too!
Going to see it in Brisbane Australia
At 13:51 there is this bgm that plays there and have not been able to find the name of it! Please someone help out. The soundtrack is so peaceful.
The song at 13:51 is called "Dreams Become Real" by Kevin MacLeod. You can download it for free in the UA-cam music library. Thanks for watching!
@@bucketsworldofvegas thank you!
What is the piece of music u first use in ur video?
If you look in the description, it lists the music. They are all available for free in the UA-cam audio library. This is a direct link to this song... ua-cam.com/video/GbJYC393uug/v-deo.html
I went when I was in middle school when it was in Chicago (that was my autistic special interest at the time) and survived. Went in 2021 and didn’t. Still a good exhibit.
11:21 I remember going to this museum and touching that thing boy that iceberg or ice was so so cold
I could only hold onto it for about 30 seconds
I live here in Vegas and still haven’t gone to this.
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fun fact, the picture the ladies are looking at 2:40 is the drawing room where they designed Titanic in Belfast. It is now a really nice titanic inspired hotel.
Titanic me fascina , a história desse navio e incrível
I've been there there was no pictures allowed that what it sucks
I saw this exhibit in person. I honestly felt, I shouldn't be seeing it and was disturbed. Very ghoulish and sad. Especially the ladies necklace. My mock boarding pass had a name of a dead passenger. Just terrible.
It definitely does have a bit of a macabre vibe to it. Thanks for watching!
I wonder if they found any cars, buggy’s that were loaded on the ship? All the trunks for travel that were stored?
Great question. If they did, they're not at this particular exhibit. Thanks for watching!
There was one car aboard Titanic, a 1912 Renault Type CB Coupé de Ville owned by William Carter, and it was likely packed in a crate in the forward cargo hold. There is a photo of what *might* be a fender, but nothings been confirmed and it’s highly unlikely that anything recognizable exists today.
I can think of 5 people that probably should have checked this out
Is it now allowed to film and take pictures inside? I was there in 2014, I really liked it but I was quite annoyed that filming and photography wasn't allowed.
Same here. In 2019 we were told no photos or videos. This time they said take all the photos and video you want. 🤷♂
They must have changed their rules again. I was just there last month. They stopped and told each person photos are fine but absolutely no video. And no photos at all of the grand staircase. There's literally a sign saying exactly that in this video as they are showing it.
This is the only thing in Vegas that interests me. I would love to go. I am waiting for a transplant, and this is something I would love to see when I feel better.
I hope you get to see it one day. It's a great exhibit. God bless and thanks for watching!
@@bucketsworldofvegas Thank you so much
Is this a permanent exhibit at Luxor? Is there an entrance fee?
Yes it is a permanent exhibit. If memory serves it was $35 for the tour. Well worth it!
So what's the rules about video and photos?!?!?!....am I allowed to take photos or video at the exhibit?!?!
706 survivors, of which 325 were men. Basically, almost everyone on Decks D/E/F and the boiler room died.
Why is photography prohibited of the staircase? That's just complete nonsense!!!
Because they have a photographer posted up in there and they charge you to take your picture in front of it. It's a money grab.
So where is it that you dip your finger in water, to see how cold that water was that night?
People have talked about it- but did not see it...
You know, I remember hear about that as well, but in both my tours of this exhibit I did not see it. Strange. They did have the iceberg, which is a massive chunk of ice that you are welcome to touch, but no water.... Thanks for watching.
Iirc that’s at the museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
I still think that personal items should be returned to the families & the rest, be returned to the crash site because while it's fascinating to see these actual items, it's still a form of 'grave robbing'. Treat the site with the same respect as the sites of the Edmond Fitzgerald & USS Arizona because they are all 'underground cemeteries'.
Very valid point. Thanks for watching!
How can this paperwork survied at the bottom of the ocean so many decades?
Usually they were found in suitcases iirc
I was here along with my wife in 2015.
Prayers for the deceased.
There seems to be NO indication that the whistles on display are REPLICAS!!!!!!!!!!!
sobering
Truly
Grave robbers
Most of the people died on the surface and the bodies of the few who did go down with the ship are long gone. Better to save what we can for future generations than let it all crumble into scale.
@@sirboomsalot4902 They already have enough stuff saved
You need to label the items so the viewer can know what the pieces are. Otherwise the are just pieces of junk off the bottom of the ocean.
i think it was the sister ship that sunk the olympic and not titanic...only the ppl that was part of the expedition knos this more then likely the ships was switched
That has been proven incorrect.
Titanic was the one that sunk. Not Olympic. Olympic has subtle design differences compared to Titanic. We know its Titanic cause the artifacts on the ship are the ones we know was on the main ship. Olympic well similar to Titanic had differences in furnitture and other liitle things.
That claim was proven incorrect and you can easily tell by the look of both ships. Titanic had closed promenade decks, the Ships number is on every part of the ship, so in order to switch Titanic with Olympic they would have had to change all the equipment, Boilers, furniture and so on....Titanic sunk.
@@JazzJaRa they did change everything the olympic had been damaged and they couldnt afford parts to fix it even the pepellars so they took parts off the titanic wich was still being built at the time and fixed the olympic and ppl had already orderd tickets for titanic so they switced the names around and just patched up the olympic named it titanic and sent her out...it was proven ..even one of the ppl that worked on titanic said the ships was switch.. do more research man lol..im not saying yur wrong or nething im just saying get more facts about it a brand new ship still being built aint gonna sink just like that it could have survived that iceburg ..think about it..olympic was already damaged when they done the small patch up temperarly...it was damaged in the same spot as the so called sunken titanic was when it sink...just go look at it u will see what i mean...the proof is there and the divers that discoverd the wreck even said it wasnt the titanic...they said they saw the letters O and M on it..each name was carved into the ships they had coverd up olyimpics name .go do more reseach about it.. they done for the insurance money coz olympic was to badly damaged they had to use the parts off titanic that was being built at the time to fix it then changed names..it was meant to sink so they could get insurance money back then..im telling u go do more research and if u still feell the same then i respect that..u have yur opinion and i have mine...i dont disrepect yur opinion but just do more research.. that was meant to happen
@@chriscollins5050 I did enough research to know that the Olympic didn't sink :) Olympic later got the name Old Reliable. Also what you write as "facts" are just some controverses. Like i said on the wreck all the registration numbers of the Titanic were found. And Parts of the Titanic were NOT interchangeable with the Olympic.
@@JazzJaRa ok man whatever u say ..guess u was there working on the titanic with the rest of the crew...but I respect Yur opinion as I said
god bless