Titanic Venues Belfast
1 Olympic Way, Queens Road, BT3 9EP -
Up to
7000 guests
The Northern Irish capital’s repurposed maritime hub has a three-pronged events offer. On the top floor of the strikingly contemporary Titanic Belfast building, the Titanic Suites look out to the slipways and lough where the famous ship was built and launched. Inside too, it draws inspiration from the White Star Liner, with plush interiors centred around a replica of its Grand Staircase. Close by, SS Nomadic is an original quarter-sized sister to the Titanic that immerses dining groups in a period White Star experience, while the 6,000sq m Titanic Exhibition Centre is a thoroughly modern host of large-scale exhibitions. Both of Belfast’s airports are within a half-hour transfer of all three, and a Titanic Hotel is promised for September 2017.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 7000
Dining
up to 4000
Cabaret
up to 4000
Location
Reviews
Aubri Wentz
March 2025We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here! We parked in the car park below the building, price was reasonable. The ticket price felt a little steep, but after the whole tour, I feel the price is justified. Such an immersive experience, with even history of Belfast itself. I’ve always wanted to come here, and I was not disappointed! So much information, you can’t read it all! We spent about 2-2.5 hrs here, could stay even longer. We came off season in March, so it was not too busy, and we were able to purchase tickets on site. During busy season, it’s probably advisable to book in advance
Wendy Dong
January 2025It’s a MUST-GO museum. At the beginning I was surprised about the expensive ticket price, but after I have done the whole visit, the value was definitely beyond. I am 100% sure you would enjoy it!! I think this is definitely the best spot in Belfast and you better not to miss it. You need to be patient to leave 2-3 hours for this wonderful journey. Here the story begins…
Jade Savage
February 2025What an experience! We booked this as a Xmas present for our Son who is fascinated with the Titanic. We flew in from Manchester and made our way to the museum - entry was seamless, it was a little busy but plenty of staff around organizing people and checking tickets. It's a 1 way system so ensure to take your time and read everything, taking it all in. The cable car ride is a fantastic added bonus that I didn't know was there. Seeing artifacts from the Titanic was amazing and our son loved this, especially being able to see the Life Jacket! There is so much history packed into this museum - it's definitely worth a visit. One thing that will stay with me forever so standing on the slipway where the Titanic once stood - being able to get some idea of the sheer length of her was breathtaking. The funnels and the lifeboats are marked out so you got a sense of where they were - our son sat on a marked out lifeboat and just took it all in. I loved the Titanic that was rotating inside, the lights and being able to see beneath the ocean at the wreckage. There's too much to include here but we loved it. All staff were friendly and chatty, talking to our son and just genuinely being nice people! An added bonus is entry to the SS Nomadic!!! Thank you for an amazing experience.
Shirley Cookson
January 2025The Titanic Experience never disappoints. I've visited many times and see and learn something new every time. Loads to read and see. Love the audio on the cable car ride. It's highly informative, so much history, and also very emotional towards the end. Excellent facilities including several cafes which have great food and excellent prices. A very well stocked shop also. Easy to access via train, just get off at Titanic Quarter. And an easy walk into Belfast City Centre too. Very highly recommended.
Harry Cordon
February 2025Amazing experience. Knocked 1 star off as now hidden by a construction block which masks the beautiful iconic exhibition building. I don't know what the planners were thinking. Especially to Belfast's most important tourist attraction.
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