Lipont Place - Richmond

Parking on north side is $1.50 hour and on south side I think it's free but space is limited. Titanic exhibit was good but not as extensive as others. Staff was friendly and was willing to take pictures in the main room for us. Audio guides are $5 extra which we enjoyed. There were also titanic themed photos that cost extra that we didn't bother with.

Would absolutely suggest for anyone to visit titanic exhibit. Just wish it was bigger

The location is easy to find, used to be Richmond Acura. There are ample paid parking spots on either side of the building. In terms of the content, I enjoyed it but didn't see the $18 ticket value. There are enough contents to keep you reading but in terms of actual artifacts there aren't a whole lot. Your experience may vary.

Lipont place is partly an art gallery and Gaming Stadium. Really it's a best of both worlds. Parents can drop their kids off for an eSports experience while enjoying some real nice art. No food or drink, however there is a washroom if you really have to go.

Titanic Artifact Exhibition, Kids love it, Convenient Location, Great Staff, Excellent Service. Two Thumbs Up, 5-star Recommend.

Went to see the Titanic exhibition, was absolutely fantastic, the staff is very friendly & go above and beyond to make you feel like a valued customer thank you!

Photos where not allowed inside. The museum gave every detail about the mystery of the Titanic scenario. And there’s an iceberg inside the museum which you where allowed to touch. It is there to display the coldness of the water near titanic (which actually was lower than the outside temperature at that moment).

The Titanic exhibition here wasn't exactly something special for people are who up to snuff on their Titanic history. It was rather basic information and there were a few inaccuracies in what little information they presented. There were some interesting artifacts that had been recovered from the wreck site throughout the exhibit and they were okay to see, but they weren't exactly exciting items. I was hoping for more items like what's on display at the Luxor casino in Las Vegas. The 1:100 scale model of the ship halfway through was a bit disappointing, it wasn't exactly museum quality. While a neat scratch build, it wasn't something worth paying to see, the builder used bit of fishing tackle for the rigging and the funnels weren't in-line. The scale of the propellers seemed off, the beam of the ship seemed too broad. I was looking forward to the interior set re-creations, but they were slapped together and were not clean, sloppy joints at the seams, they looked very very tired and I was disappointed in what they offered. The best one was the boiler room recreation with the automatic watertight door, but it was dark in there so it wasn't hard to hide a bad job. The only impressive part of this whole exhibit was the scale model of the bow portion of the wreck. It was an incredible and absolutely a beautiful museum piece. The creator of that piece should be enormously proud, because it stands alone as a significant contribution to a Titanic collection. Fully detailed down to the bends in the handrails, the folds of the steel hull, the cables and rusticles and the interior decks were even recreated inside of it. I was blown away by its detail and beauty. This was the one good reason to see the exhibit if you're a Titanic officiando such as myself. That, and it got my wife a little more interested in the Titanic!