Titanic exhibition that focuses on passengers' journey making Asia debut in Singapore in August
Titanic: An Immersive Voyage – Through the Eyes of the Passengers will be held at Fever Exhibition Hall at 25 Scotts Road from Aug 6.
The exhibition will be first of its kind in Asia, using cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) technology to bring the fateful Titanic’s story to life. (Photo: Fever)
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Get ready – something truly unforgettable is coming to town this August. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage – Through the Eyes of the Passengers is making its Asia debut in Singapore at Fever Exhibition Hall at 25 Scotts Road, starting Aug 6.
Brought to you by the Exhibition Hub, this unique experience uses cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) technology to bring the fateful Titanic’s story to life. Unlike other Titanic exhibits, this one brings visitors into the emotional journey of the passengers, letting them feel the adrenaline of being onboard the ship, sailing through the breathtaking Atlantic Ocean and facing the tragic moment when the Titanic struck the iceberg and sank.
Spanning 1,300 sqm, the exhibition features realistic room recreations, 3D visuals and powerful video animations. Visitors will also get to explore the ship’s luxurious cabins, elegant dining halls and open decks.
One of the exhibition’s most striking features is its walking VR experience, which takes visitors on a captivating virtual dive to the Titanic’s wreck site, located more than 4km beneath the surface of the North Atlantic.
This rare opportunity allows voyagers to explore the remains of the Titanic as they exist today, resting silently on the ocean floor. Visitors will get to see authentic recovered items, including handwritten passenger letters, offering an intimate glimpse into the human stories behind the tragedy.
This marks the exhibition’s first appearance in Asia, following its successful editions in Cincinnati, New Orleans and Copenhagen.
Exclusive to the Singapore edition is a specially curated full-wall panel showcasing the first local news report of the Titanic’s sinking in 1912. Visitors will get a rare glimpse of Singapore in the 1910s through historical photographs capturing the city’s landscape and lifestyle during that era.
Ticket prices start at S$23.90 with sales beginning on Thursday (Jul 10). For more information visit the exhibition’s official website.
