I have no idea why this museum is in eastern Tennessee, but I can’t imagine a better Titanic Museum exists. It’s huge and parts of it are interactive. You can put your hands in freezing water and walk up the angled boat floor. The staff are dressed in period clothes and the different parts of the museum are made to look like the sections of the ship. There’s an audio tour that comes with a version for kids as well as adults. Although I took an 11 year old and she found a lot of it boring. As an adult who is usually bored by historical museums (and hates the Titanic movie), I was blown away. A little expensive, but better than 90% of the other tourist traps in the area. The only thing I didn’t really like is the gift shop because the way they were monetizing this tragedy comes off a little gross.
Adorable cabins in a gated area with everything you could need including private hot tub, screened porch, jacuzzi tub, game tables, televisions in every room, multiple parking spots, and full kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, cookware. Property also has gym, arcade, spa, trails and more. Lots of things to do in the area, although I’d probably come back in the summer next time. But there was even a little Christmas tree in our cabin!
So cute! Worth taking a walk through.