Macaroni Kid Smoky Mountains
Our Titanic Adventure
May 9th, 2013

We had the pleasure of visiting the Titanic Museum 2 weeks ago, and boy was it fantastic! I really cannot say enough about this world class attraction.

At first, I was a bit skeptical, thinking the huge replica ship that we were about to enter was going to be just another "tourist trap" kind of attraction, but I was pleasantly surprised.

From the moment you arrive in the parking lot (parking is free by the way-and they have Blink electric vehicle charging stations!) you have a sense of connection with the history of the Titanic. The ship is HUGE, you cannot miss it on the Parkway. The Titanic staff is there to welcome you on your journey, before you even enter the building. Dressed in costumes representing what the Titanic crew would have looked like.

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Macaroni Kid Smoky Mountains
Giveaway! Titanic Museum Tickets
May 9th, 2013

We had such a great time visiting the Titanic Museum that we want you to go too!! Macaroni Kid Smoky Mountains has partnered with The Titanic Museum.They have provided us with a family pack of tickets to give a way to one lucky subscriber! A family pack of tickets includes admission for 2 Adults and 4 children, and the audio is included! The tickets are good any day you choose, (blackout dates apply).

This is a fantastic opportunity to visit a world class museum! Enter today, and tell your friends to subscribe so they can enter too!

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Titanic Musem Attraction
Titanic Pigeon Forge Author Book Signings
April 18th, 2013

This summer, the Titanic Museum Attraction is putting together an incredible line up of Titanic Authors for a book signing extravaganza. Visit us in Pigeon Forge, Tn. during the months of June - August and you might meet a famous Titanic author!

Here is a list of all of the Titanic authors that are coming to the ship in Pigeon Forge, Tn. and the dates that they will be signing their literature. Bring your children and be inspired.

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Good Sam RV Travel Guide and Campground Directory
Discover the Titanic like never before…
April 17th, 2013

Last week we drove through Tennessee, and stopped by The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. This is not a cheesy touristy destination, but a classy, interesting, educational, incredibly well done museum that appeals to all ages! The outside of the Titanic Museum was built to replicate the huge ship; it was made to a 50% scale of the original HMS Titanic, and is still gigantic! They have a large, free parking lot, with plenty of room for big rigs (we went during the off season).

At the entrance to the museum, we were met by ‘the captain’, and another staffer, dressed in Titanic replica costumes. They gave each of us our ‘boarding passes’; the boarding passes were colorful half-sheets that told us the name of a real passenger (kids got kid passengers, adults got adults), the age of that person, where they were from, and what class accommodations they were. Since we have lots of kids, we got a lot of boarding passes!

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Our Traveling Tribe
The Titanic Museum, Pigeon Forge, TN…
April 17th, 2013

When driving through Pigeon Forge, you cannot miss it – this huge replica of the ship, built half-size, commands attention as it appears ready to plow through the parkway. Parking is free, and convenient.

At the entrance, we were met by ‘the captain’, and another staffer, dressed in Titanic replica costumes. They gave each of us our ‘boarding passes’; the boarding passes were colorful half-sheets that told us the name of a real passenger (kids got kid passengers, adults got adults), the age of that person, where they were from, and what class accommodations they were.

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Ann I Am
A MUST See: The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN @My_PigeonForge
April 9th, 2013

This spring break, my family and I had the opportunity to visit the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, TN. The museum isn't hard to find--it really stands out. After all, how can you miss an enormous 30,000 square foot ship-like building as you enter the Parkway in Pigeon Forge? As I mentioned, the exhibit itself looks like the Titanic boat in the middle of a parking lot (although this recreation is only half the size of the authentic Titanic). As we entered the exhibit, courteous staff dressed in uniform handed us boarding passes. These boarding passes included the name and brief background information for an actual passenger of the Titanic. Adults were given adult passengers and children were given children passengers. The boarding card encouraged visitors to find out more about their passenger throughout the exhibit. The children's boarding passes had scratch off trivia questions. Children were also given a souvenir button with their name on it.

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Deals from MS Do
Spring Break Road Trip: We Discovered The Children of Titanic
April 5th, 2013

While traveling through Tennessee on our Spring Break Road Trip, we took a side trip to Pigeon Forge. We had one and only one goal in going to Pigeon Forge and that was to visit the Titanic Children’s Exhibit. Since we had never been to Pigeon Forge before we had no idea where to find the Titanic Exhibit. Unlike other buildings that sat back from the road and looked like many other beautiful buildings in the area, there was no doubt that we had arrived when this beautiful boat stood out before us in true Titanic fashion. Miss JoJo and I live near Branson and have visited the Titanic Exhibit Branson before so we really didn’t expect to see anything new or to be there for very long. We were seriously mistaken!

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kathys Cluttered Mind
Hands On History At The Titanic Museum In Pigeon Forge - Our Review And A Giveaway
March 28th, 2013

The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge was absolutely fabulous. The museum is very easy to find and is right on the Parkway strip. Don't worry you WON'T miss it...it is pretty impossible to miss a 22,000 square foot ship!!! Parking is FREE and the experience starts right away from the moment you step out of your car. Flying from the light poles are flags representing the many countries that the Titanic passengers were from. And there is beautiful Irish music playing. My kids started dancing right there in the parking lot.

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Titanic Musem Attraction
Titanic PIGEON FORGE Authors' Week - April 1-7
March 15th, 2013

Here is a list of all of the Authors that will YOU WILL MEET at the Titanic Pigeon Forge Authors' Week event on April 1-7, 2013 in Pigeon Forge, Tn.

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Color Me Crystal
A Titanic Surprise in Pigeon Forge
March 20th, 2013

First I would like to thank the US Family Guide for selecting my family to be able to visit the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, TN. We had heard many great things about it and were curious to see what it was all about. I will be the first to tell you, it isn’t what you think. This isn’t just another Pigeon Forge tourist attraction. You can learn a lot here and will want to go back for more!

There is nothing cheesy about this attraction. Be prepared to be amazed and learn more than you ever though possible about the ship, her passengers and crew. I was taken aback by the stories of the children on the ship. We visited during the The First and Only World Tribute to Titanic’s Littlest Heroes gallery showing. There were times that I had to fight back tears, just thinking of the fate that these little loves met.

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The Cinnamon Hollow
Titanic Pigeon Forge Spring Break Line Up And Family Pass Giveaway!
March 6th, 2013

NEW! Titanic Authors’ Week. April 1st-7th, 2013.

Enjoy meeting 10 of your favorite Titanic authors at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge on April 1st-7th, 2013. Come meet these authors, purchase their books, and receive special discounts.
I highly suggest going back more than once. You will learn so much each time you visit! Remember, you can NOT take photos or video INSIDE due to copyright laws and the donated memorabilia. But you CAN take photos and video outside around the ship. The iceberg and water pool is a great place for photo opps! There is a little slideshow from our March visit below. Only 4 – 5 photos.

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Frugalissa Finds - Titanic Museum Tour
Titanic Museum Attraction: Family Pass Giveaway + New Children’s Gallery
March 6th, 2013

There are some exciting new things at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge. They just opened a new Children’s Gallery and they are also hosting NEW! Titanic Authors’ Week April 1st-7th, 2013. Titanic Museum Attraction is also honoring Homeschoolers with a discount through May.

Discover the 133 Children’s Stories of Titanic. The First and Only World Tribute to Titanic’s Littlest Heroes is Now Open!

The RMS Titanic sailed with 2,208 people on board – 133 of them were children. These were Titanic’s littlest heroes. What they saw, heard and felt from the moment they boarded the ship has been documented and visualized for the first time anywhere by the Titanic Museum Attractions in Branson, Missouri and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This year-long, exclusive exhibit is a celebration of The Children of Titanic whose bravery, innocence and faith can be an inspiration to us all.

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Coupon Katie
Titanic Museum Attraction: Author’s Week, Homeschool Month and Family Pass Giveaway
March 5th, 2013

Just in time for spring, and Spring Break, there are some great events getting started at the Titanic Museum Attraction!

First up is Titanic Homeschool Month. The Titanic Museum Attractions has a special homeschool admission rate of $12.50 from now through May (which includes an audioguide and tax). Reservations are required, and you can find more information here. I have taken my boys a few times and they enjoyed it every time! Here is a review of one our trips to the Titanic Museum Attraction.

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Blogging Babies and the Bayou
Spring Break Travel: Titanic Museum Attraction
March 1st, 2013

You know I love the Smoky Mountains! I think I have blogged about the East Tennessee area at least a dozen times. In 2012 I was fortunate enough to travel to Pigeon Forge two separate times and visit one of Pigeon Forge’s newer attractions: Titanic Museum Attraction. One thing I love about the area is that there are so many reasons to return to the Smoky Mountain region for years to come. I personally I visited the area 10 times & I have yet to grow tired of the area. Titanic Museum & Attraction is a perfect example of why travelers always return: Reinvention! Spring break is almost here so for all the holiday travelers Titanic Museum & Attraction has geared up for several months ful of new events and a new gallery for 2013.

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Thrifty Christy
Giveaway: Family Pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, plus Titanic Authors Week and new Children’s Gallery
February 27th, 2013

Making plans for Spring Break? Consider a visit to the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge!

Titanic Authors’ Week: April 1st-7th, 2013. Enjoy meeting 10 of your favorite Titanic authors at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge on April 1st-7th, 2013. Come meet these authors, purchase their books, and receive special discounts.

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The Cinnamon Hollow
Our Fall Visit To Titanic Pigeon Forge. Slideshow Included
February 23rd, 2013

I love going to a few of the local attractions when we go on vacation. We don’t always get to do much, but we try to always do at least one thing. This past October, when we visited the Smoky Mountains we decided to visit Titanic Pigeon Forge. 2012 celebrated the 100th anniversary of the awful Titanic disaster. So we thought it would not only be a fun experience, but an educational one as well.

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Jennifer's Deals
Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge
February 8th, 2013

January 27th was a special day for my family. We got to visit the very special Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. When I first told my two daughters what we was doing that day, they were really confused on what a museum was. They have never been to a place like this before so I had to explain to them that this was a place where we got to learn about history, a sinking ship and all the people who were aboard it.

So around 1:30 pm, we loaded up into the car and head toward Pigeon Forge. It is about a 40 minute drive. The whole drive, I thought about that dreadful night that occurred in April 1912. It was cold that night, around 32 degrees and the water was only 28 degrees! BRRR! Now it was chilly that day, but nothing like those people had to endure!

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Savings in Seconds
The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge
January 27, 2013

On this cold Saturday morning, everything in Northeast Tennessee was covered with a beautiful sheen of ice following our recent winter storm. What a perfect day to remember those souls who were aboard the Titanic just over 100 years ago.

As we drove down to Pigeon Forge, I was reminded of how cold it was on the Atlantic on that fateful night in April 1912. The air was around 32 degrees and the water a frigid 28 degrees!

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Blog by Donna
Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN Review
January 8th, 2013

Getting to share the Titanic Museum experience with my son, was a blast. I knew he would enjoy it, but was impressed with just how much he got into it.

When we arrived, two gentlemen were waiting outside to welcome us aboard and give us our boarding passes. Cody loved this right from the get-go. You see, the boarding pass was in the name of one of the original people to have departed Southampton, England, on April 10, 1912. The pass had the name, whether you were a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd class passenger, your age, residence, and some information about you.

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Adventures With Jude
Best Educational but FUN Exhibit in Pigeon Forge
January 7th, 2013

You can't miss this HUGE exhibit it is the worlds largest museum attraction! This 30,000 square-foot, ship-shaped structure overlooks the Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. It holds 20 galleries with hundreds of artifacts on two decks.

You begin to live the experience as soon as you are about to "board" the ship. The captain briefs you and you are given "boarding passes" that have names of people who actually were on the ship. Its a fun adventure in itself to figure out who your boarding pass belonged to and your story on the ship. You are also given small recorders that coordinate with certain areas of the ship that tell the story, you have an option of an adult and a kid-friendly version.

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Mommy to 4 Mj's
Titanic Family Adventure
January 6th, 2013

It's a story that our family has had the privilege to experience several times over the last year and half. We went for our first time in June 2011 and fell in love with the Titanic and her story. Read all about it here! Mattie, my history buff would move in I believe, because she learns something new every time she goes. We visited again in April 2012 for the 100 year Tribute to the Titanic. What a celebration of life and a memorial to those aboard.

We visited on Thanksgiving. The Titanic was beautifully decorated for Christmas, but there was a special treat that night, fireworks and snow. The fireworks were beautiful and the snow was wonderful.

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Thrifty Christy
Christmas at the Titanic: See it snow, plus great photo op with Father Christmas!
December 10th, 2012

My family recently had the chance to tour the Titanic Museum Attraction, which is all decorated for Christmas! It’s beautiful! Plus, for the next three Saturdays (December 15, 22, and 29) at 7 p.m. your children will be able to see real snow off the bow of the ship and the arrival via horse-drawn carriage of Father Christmas (which is what the British passengers on the Titanic would have called Santa). It makes for a beautiful photo opportunity!

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Laughing Lidsay
Pigeon Forge Titanic Museum Attraction Christmas Decorations
December 3rd, 2012

As you know, I love it when I get to feature the Titanic Museum Attraction. It seems like they are always coming up with something new to display that makes me want to go back and visit. Just in time for holiday season, the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge has been decorated for Christmas! That’s right, they have put up greenery, lights, and Christmas trees around the museum! I was able to take a tour of the newly decorated attraction a week ago and was very pleased with it.

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Banana Hammocks & Tutus
A Titanic Surprise in Pigeon Forge
October 24th, 2012

I’ve been saving this article for last, not because I want to keep it to myself, but because of many things I experienced in Pigeon Forge, TN on my recent trip to Brandcation, The Titanic Museum Attraction was the most surprising.

To be honest, I’m not sure that this enormous boat in the middle of the Smokies would have been something that I would have done with my family had we been on vacation there. I typically enjoy thrilling, humorous exhibits when I’m on vacation, and I thought I knew all there was to know about the Titanic. What I didn’t know, were the stories of the people on board, and that’s what this attraction begs to offer.

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Simply Being Mommy
Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge
October 19th, 2012

Our family visited the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge recently during our trip to the Smoky Mountains. I have always been fascinated with the Titanic and so has my husband. My younger children really weren’t aware of the history, but my 17 year-old daughter had seen the movie several times so she was really looking forward to it. We were really excited when we realized that 2012 marks the 100th anniversary of the RMS Titanic.

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Generations of Savings
My First Visit to the Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge TN
October 18th, 2012

As a child, I always loved reading those stories about the brother and sister who traveled through time to fix things and solve mysteries. That is until I read the one that they went on the Titanic. They had to figure out what they needed to fix before the ship sank and they died. At the end of the book I think they both realized that they couldn’t save anyone, they had barely been able to save themselves. It so sad to me as a child because I knew that everyone they talked to, everyone who helped them even though they were strange kids from the future, they all died. Or most of them did at least. Of course those books were fiction but that doesn’t change the tragedy of the real story of the Titanic. That is why it was so amazing that I could get to visit the Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge TN.

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The Sensational Saver
100 Year Anniversary of the Titanic - My Visit and Review
October 15th, 2012

2012 is the 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic. I've long been fascinated by this historical tragedy and saw the movie so many times that I know most of the dialogue. When I had the opportunity to visit the Titanic Pigeon Forge recently while vacationing in there I was thrilled.

Upon approaching the Titanic Pigeon Forge from the street you are struck by the sheer size of the museum which is built only to half-scale of the original ship but it's still massive and impressive. Upon approaching the entrance to the museum we were greeted by a staff member, all of which are dressed in period costume, who looked eerily like the captain of the original Titanic.

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La Famille
A Titanic Event
September 24th, 2012

After a short two-hour drive, the museum finally came into view...it was quite a site! We were greeted at the entrance by maids and ship mates all in costume and character. As we entered, each of us got a boarding pass of an actual passenger on the Titanic. I was a 2nd class passenger with a really sad life; her first two husbands and her child had died...she did survive the Titanic's sinking though, so I guess that was good for her. Sophie was a 1st class dress designer from London. She was the inventor of the runway fashion show and she's the woman that made lingerie sexy...betcha didn't know she was on the Titanic!

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One Stop Giveaway Shop
Featured Review: The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN
July 24th, 2012

From the parking lot you are over whelmed by the sheer size of the Museum. Not unlike the Titanic in its day! A monstrous ship with attached ice berg cleverly join what appears to be a boarding station. A cleanly uniformed maid will hand you your very own character card. She then sweetly directs you to your place in line. History of the R.M.S. Titanic begins to swirl around you.

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Mommy and Me Giveaways
Titanic Museum Attraction, Pigeon Forge, TN Review
June 23rd, 2012

During our recent trip to Pigeon Forge, we had the opportunity to visit the Titanic Museum Attraction. This year marked the 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. And since I have always been fascinated by this moment in history, I was really excited to tour the attraction. I was also glad my kids would be able to learn more about it. The building itself is built to look like the front of the actual ship.

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We Use Coupons
You Just Gotta Do It: Titanic Attraction in Pigeon Forge
June 20th, 2012

When you drive down towards the Great Smoky Mountains from Knoxville, you can’t miss it. The Titanic. The first time you see if it sparks thoughts of what it must have been like to travel on such a grand ship and then live through that tragic day;upon visiting, those thoughts become reality.

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Blogging 'Bout Boys
A Titanic Experience
June 20th, 2012

You know about our camping trip. But did you know that it all started with the Titanic? My 6-year-old son is a Titanic fanatic. He first got interested in the Titanic about a year ago, after we picked up a book about the famous wreck at a local garage sale. He poured over that book, passionately, so we went to the library and checked out more books. And videos. Today, my son has darn close to 10 books on the Titanic, and he can tell you almost anything about the ship and its discovery.

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Sam's Noggin
Touring the Titanic
June 18th, 2012

We really enjoyed our time inside the museum-there was so much to look at and learn-I wasn’t expecting the enormity of it. We found ourselves inside for a few hours, trying to soak as much in as possible. Our entire time there was very interesting, but also very sad. We were surrounded by items and memories of an amazing loss of life. The most staggering moment was to be “outside” and feel the water that those poor people either struggled to survive in, or perished. It really made the whole tragedy more real.

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Tiffany Noth
Titanic Museum - Pigeon Forge
June 10th, 2012

I am so glad that on this trip to the Smoky Mountains, we were able to visit the Titanic Museum. Driving through Pigeon Forge, you can't help but take notice of the breathtaking ocean liner just before the mountain view.

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Pigtails and Flattops
Titanic Tribute Experience
April 15th, 2012

Last night was the 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. It was an honor to be part of this memorial celebration. Mikie had to work so the kids and I took Greta and went for our tour at 4 o'clock. Traffic was horrendous which is typical for Pigeon Forge especially on a Rod Run weekend. Our family has toured the Titanic in Pigeon Forge before, but this was Greta's first time. She was so excited to be able to attend on this special occasion.

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A Myriad of Thoughts
Enter to win a Family Pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction during Titanic's 100th Year Anniversary
March 16th, 2012

Welcome readers to my first, official giveaway. First, I want to thank Erin Wicker, the Head Purser of the Branson Titanic Museum and Attraction. She coordinates special events for local Mommy bloggers, and I thank her for the opportunity to participate in an amazing giveaway. We have visited the attraction in Pigeon Forge twice, and both times left us awestruck. This event is worth putting on your bucket list. It is interactive, educational, and mesmerizing. Children will enjoy the hands on displays, and adults will appreciate the artifacts that were recovered from the wreckage.

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Thrifty Christy
Giveaway: win a family pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction to commemorate Titanic’s 100th Year Anniversary
March 16th, 2012

The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge will host a once-in-a lifetime tribute event on April 14 at 8:30 p.m. to commemorate the day the Titanic sank 100 years ago. The two Titanic Museum locations (ours and Branson’s) are the only places in the United States where guests can attend a tribute event. You can view the event info here. I am pleased to be associated with the Titanic Museum Attraction as one of their “Mom Bloggers” and am looking forward to taking my family to this event. Will I see you there?

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Laughing Lidsay
Titanic Museum Attraction 100 Years Anniversary
March 16th, 2011

It’s no surprise, that I love visiting the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge. I mean I’ve been lucky enough to visit a couple of times and post a couple of Titanic Museum reviews. So, when I was offered the opportunity to tell you about the 100th Anniversary Tribute Event going on at the museum (and host a giveaway), I jumped on it.

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Coupon Katie
Enter to Win a Family Pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction During Titanic’s 100th Year Anniversary
March 16th, 2011

The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge will host a 100th anniversary tribute event on April 14 at 8:30 p.m. to commemorate the day the Titanic sank. Musical performances, historic ceremonies and appearances by actual descendants of Titanic’s passengers and crew will highlight the production honoring the 2,208 people aboard the ship. As part of this years commemorative events Coupon Katie has a Titanic Museum Family Pass to Giveaway!

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Faily Friendly Knoxville
Enter to win a Family Pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction During Titanic’s 100th Year Anniversary
March 16th, 2012

One lucky winner will receive a pass to visit the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge during it’s 100th Anniversary event. The family pass is for two (2) adults and up to four (4) children! Tickets must be used before August 31, 2012. (Please note: Tickets can not be used for the April 14th, “A Night to Remember Event.”)

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My Knox Moms
Enter to win a Family Pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction during Titanic's 100th Year Anniversary
March 15th, 2012

On April 14th the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge is having a day of celebration to remember the Titanic! They are hosting “A Night to Remember: An Original Musical Tribute to Titanic,” There will be musical performances, historical ceremonies and more!

If you have not gotten to visit this beautiful museum this a great chance! The museum is full of facts, pictures and knowledgeable guides that make it a fun educational experience. There are a lot of hands on activities for the kids and they do a great job of celebrating the lives of each passenger.

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Saring Reviews With You
Enter to win a Family Pass to the Titanic Museum Attraction during Titanic's 100th Year Anniversary
March 15th, 2012

Did you know that April 14, 2012 is the 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic? There are many events happening at both the Pigeon Forge and Branson Titanic Museum Attractions this year and I'm thrilled to let you know of one happening close to my home!

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Titanic's 30 Days of Giveaways! March 16-April 14, 2012
March 15th, 2012

Beginning March 16, the Titanic Museum Attraction will give away 1 product from our online gift shop each day as part of our 100th Year Sweepstakes, Titanic's 30 Days of Giveaways. Each day, log on to our facebook page and enter to win a prize. One person will be chosen each day, beginning on March 17th to win a prize. No purchase is necessary, but you must be 18 years of age to enter and each winner must allow up to 30 days for delivery.

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PigeonForge.com Blog
Feature Friday – Titanic Pigeon Forge by Trista
February 3rd, 2012

Behind the Scenes of James Cameron’s TITANIC- A whole new generation will be introduced to James Cameron’s epic drama TITANIC, when the 3D version of this spectacular movie is rereleased April 2012. In anticipation of the excitement it will create, Titanic Pigeon Forge has launched an exclusive behind-the-scenes exhibit that follows TITANIC’s Jack-and-Rose story—on the set, from the director’s chair. The exhibit features props, costumes, scripts and other valuable collectibles from the film.

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Sweet Sadie Marie
Our visit to the Titanic Museum
January 23rd, 2012

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Frugalissa Finds - Titanic Museum Tour
Titanic Museum Tour + 2nd Annual Professional Ice Carving Competition
January 16th, 2012

For a limited time, an exclusive behind the scenes exhibit of James Cameron's "Titanic" is available for viewing. Oscar statues, props, costumes (my favorite was the dress Kate Winslet wore when the ship hit the ice berg in the movie). My husband and I enjoyed ourselves, as did our kids with activities to keep them interested. The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge is definitely a MUST when visiting the area. Full of History and hands on activities to keep everyone involved in learning about the Titanic, its passengers, its crew, its creators. This museum is a wonderful way to keep the memory alive.

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Gumbo Effect
All Aboard for a Historic Adventure
July 27thth, 2011

It’s been almost 100 years since the ill fated Titanic set sail from Southampton, England on its journey to New York City. During those years much has been learned about not only the ship, but the intricate stories of the lives of those passengers aboard. For me, I can say that I knew bits and pieces of only some stories. Embarrassingly enough the majority of my knowledge came from the James Cameron version of events in the movie “Titanic” or the information I found in the novel “A Night to Remember” by Walter Lord. When I made the suggestion to my family to visit the Titanic museum during our vacation last week to Pigeon Forge, they weren’t too sure it would be a good place to bring my nephew,age 8, or my niece, age 5. After a bit of discussion we decided to take a chance and pay this museum a visit.

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Home Grown Families
Gatlinburg, Tennessee Titanic Museum with Audio Tour ***REVIEW!!
June 26th, 2011

Pigeon Forge is home to the Titanic Museum- which by the way is inside a ship that looks like the Titanic! It is a must see attraction for all ages- perfect for families or couples!! As many of you know, The Titanic will be celebrating it's 100th year anniversary in April 2012. Hard to believe it's been that long since those 2,208 passengers experienced one of maritime's biggest disasters

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Bluefrog Creations
ALL ABOARD FOR THE TITANIC
June 15th, 2011

On Saturday my family was given complimentary tickets to enjoy the Titanic Pigeon Forge museum. I was under no obligation to post a positive review of our experience and all the thoughts and comments are my honest opinion. It’s hard to believe the Titanic is coming up on its 100 year anniversary. It’s a humbling reminder of how each generation believes they are “unstoppable, unsinkable, and completely under control.”

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Couponing in Critical Times
The Titanic Museum, Pigeon Forge—new audio tour
June 13th, 2011

Our family was recently invited to The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge to try out their new audio tour. When we visited around Christmas, we were so impressed with the museum and the effort they put into making it an enjoyable experience for all ages. Well, I think they’ve outdone themselves with the addition of the audio tour! When we visited in mid-November, our daughter loved the exhibit. She was so pleased when I told her we were returning, and she has already planned our next trip there with a friend!

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KnoxMoms
A New Way to Tour the Titanic Museum
June 11th, 2011

"Look mom, there's my number, there's my number!!" That phrase in a very excited voice was what I got to hear over and over again this weekend while my family and I were at the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. My family which included my husband and three children ages 3, 6, and 13 had the privilege of taking a tour of the museum in November of last year and were recently invited back for a second tour that we went on today. We loved our first trip to the Titanic Museum and were just in awe of how much attention to detail was given to every single aspect. Our kids could not stop talking about it after our first visit so they were thrilled at the idea of visiting it again. This time, however, was quite a bit different. This time we got to experience the new Audio Tour of the museum and I have to say we all LOVED it. Really loved it!

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You Wanna Know What I Think?
Review: TITANIC - World's Largest Museum Attraction
May 3rd, 2011

The last time I was in Pigeon Forge was almost 4 years ago and this wasn't there at the time, so I definitely wanted to visit and have the TITANIC experience. As a kid, I was obsessed with Leonardo DiCaprio and my friend Nikki and I watched the Titanic movie over and over again. Even though it was 3 hours long!

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Coupons Are Money
The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge – a really cool place to take your family
April 15th, 2011

The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge just announced that they’re offering new audio tours; they have one for adults and one specifically for kids ages 5 & up. If you haven’t been, this could be a really fun part of your summer staycation. My girls are constantly asking to go back to the “Titanic boat.” I wrote about our last trip for my previous blog, and I’m copying that post below for those of you who would like to read it.

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PigeonForge.com Blog - Things to Do by Katie
Three Generations visit the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN
February 24th, 2011

I am always looking for fun things to do with my girls. Something that keeps them talking. The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge has been on my radar for some time. You see, in my 32 years, I have seen numerous attractions not all of them so fantastic or believable. I fancy myself an Attractions Connoisseur. I had heard so many amazing reviews from friends and visitors that I just had to check the Titanic out.

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KnoxMoms - Carrie - We Went to the Titanic Museum
November 22nd, 2010

Last week Hubby and I packed up our 2, ages 4 and 6 and our niece, 3 and took them to the Titanic Museum for the unveiling of their Christmas Snow! I am going to be honest, I am a history buff and love the story that surrounds the Titanic, I loved the movie, I love watching documentaries about it, I think its a tragic time in recent history and I can't help but get sucked in emotionally to it.

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Traveling with Kids: Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN
November 17th, 2010

We made sure to put the Titanic Museum at the top of our to-do list while on vacation. The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN is quite the attraction to visit! Designed to be a 1/2 scale model of the real ship, we were excited to see the inside after one glance! The building itself is designed to look like the inside of a ship. You walk through corridors, suites and other exhibits while really feeling like you are at sea (minus the crazy swaying of an actual ship).

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Playgroups are no place for children - Titanic’s Christmas Kickoff
November 16th, 2010

There is really nothing I love more than seeing the look of awe on my children's faces. They truly had an amazing night and are still talking about the snow.

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New Deal Daily - Titanic Pigeon Forge "Christmas in a Winter Wonderland"
November 15th, 2010

On Friday night, my family and I were invited to the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN for a special Mom Blogger event to celebrate the Titanic's Christmas in a Winter Wonderland kickoff. This visit was even more magical than the first! I took along my husband, 5 year old son Jackson, and my mom for the trip. When we arrived at Titanic Pigeon Forge we were allowed in the museum for a 1.5 hour private, self-guided tour. The highlights were of course the grand staircase, being able to touch a real iceberg and plunge our hands into the icy, 28 degree water that the passengers would have experienced that night. Jackson loved the kids area in the museum where he could steer the ships wheel and interact with a computerized polar bear.

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KnoxMoms - Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge
November 13th, 2010

On Friday evening, November 12, 2010 we were privileged to be the guest of Erin Wicker at the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. The complimentary VIP pass was in honor of the kickoff of the Winter Wonderland experience at the attraction. Due to the special event, we gathered outside in the parking lot for the Winter Wonderland Kickoff. We were greeted in song by the Walters State singers. We got to see snow coming off the bow of the ship and some magnificent fireworks after the lighting of the Christmas Tree. A parade of camels also graced us with their regal presence.

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Mom State of Mind
June 26th, 2010

Recently, the grand opening of the Titanic Museum Attraction opened in Pigeon Forge, TN in the Great Smoky Mountains and my family was able to have the opportunity to tour the attraction. I pre-ordered three adult tickets online at $20.58 each, I was told to do make advanced reservations for our tour because they sell out very fast.

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Mom Central Travels
June 2nd, 2010

One museum I've always wanted to go to is the Titanic Museum in Branson. This Missouri attraction has been around for several years now, but just seems so out of the way, so I never even considered visiting. Titanic Pigeon Forge just opened, however, and Tennessee is only an 8-hour road trip away. A much more reasonable distance, if you ask me! Maybe we can keep going and visit Graceland as well. I've always wanted to go there, too!

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From My Front Porch In The Mountains
May 24th, 2010

Wow! Those were the only words J and I could utter upon our arrival at Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tn. It is beyond enormous. Titanic Museum Attraction is a half-scale, permanent, three-deck recreation of the Titanic. It is absolutely incredible. I felt as if I were back in time. I wish I had dressed for the occasion! Something truly vintage!

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Top 5 Tips for Taking the Kids to the Titanic Museum
May 14th, 2010

The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee just opened. One of our very own, Michelle Carbone (aka Runnergrrrl) went to the grand opening with her husband and 3-year old son and gives it a 5 star (aka Gotta Go!) rating for families.

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