An All-New Titanic VR Experience Brings a First-Class Voyage to Los Angeles

Step Aboard One of the World’s Most Infamous Ships

If there’s one thing Angelenos love, it’s an experience. We don’t just dine—we savor the moment. We don’t just go to the beach—we chase the best sunsets. And now, thanks to Titanic: A Voyage Through Time, we don’t just watch history—we step into it. Because why simply read about the most infamous shipwreck of all time when you can board the Titanic yourself?

Launching March 27 at Beverly Center in Beverly Grove, this immersive VR attraction in LA is as close as we’ll ever get to time travel, and let’s be honest—it’s probably safer than a transatlantic voyage in 1912. Created in partnership with the history buffs at Musealia, this first-of-its-kind virtual experience lets visitors wander the Titanic’s Grand Staircase, sip (virtual) tea in first class and even shovel coal into the ship’s mighty engine room. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’d be the Jack or the Rose in this scenario, now’s your chance to find out and experience one of the best things to do in LA.

From the Ocean Floor to First-Class Luxury

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The journey begins with an eerie, goosebump-inducing descent to 3.8 kilometers beneath the Atlantic, where the Titanic’s wreckage sits in ghostly silence. But just as you’re about to start humming “My Heart Will Go On,” the scene shifts, and suddenly—it’s 1912. The ship is alive, its halls bustling, the chandeliers aglow. You’re officially a first-class passenger—boarding pass in hand, ready to explore.

Titanic: A Voyage Through Time isn’t just a passive VR experience—it’s an interactive, choose-your-own-adventure of the grandest scale, making it one of the best things to do in LA. Want to unpack your luggage in a gilded private suite? Done. Fancy a midnight stroll on the deck, under a starry sky? Absolutely. Curious about how many lumps of sugar high society put in their tea? You’ll probably find out. Oh, and the engine room? If you’ve ever wanted to feel the heat of the ship’s roaring furnaces, now’s your chance to grab a shovel and help fuel history.

Reasons to Visit (Even if You Know the Story)

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Sure, we all know how this one ends. But what makes this experience different is how it immerses you in the lives of the people who lived—and lost—on that fateful night. Through advanced VR storytelling, you’ll meet real historical figures, witness pivotal moments and feel the emotional weight of the Titanic’s final hours.

Whether you’re a history buff, an experience junkie or just someone who still whispers, “Draw me like one of your French girls” at every opportunity, this is the attraction LA didn’t know it needed.

Tickets officially go on sale Feb. 25, so if you want to be first in line for this epic Los Angeles museum, sign up for the waitlist now at titanicexperiencevr.com/los-angeles. Because after all, some stories are just too legendary not to live through.

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