A Dinner Gala to Remember on The Ship of Dreams

Join us for a historically inspired dinner theater experience honoring Titanic’s final elegant evening

VALENTINE'S DAY DINNER GALA

Enjoy a multi-course dinner with champagne toast, live performances and special prizes for a night to remember.

Make This Valentine's Day Unforgettable!

Saturday, February 14th from 6-9 p.m.

Experience an Unforgettable Night on Titanic

Travel back in time for an evening on board Titanic during the elegant retirement celebration for Captain Edward Smith. You’re invited to dine alongside famed passengers like Margaret “Molly” Brown in a setting of first-class opulence.

As the Ship crosses the North Atlantic on the evening of April 14, 1912, you’ll witness a world of grandeur and sophistication. Enjoy an elegant four-course dinner inspired by first-class traditions while historical figures share personal stories and glimpses of life on board the magnificent vessel on the night that changed history.

What conversations might you have overheard? What emotions filled the air? Join us for this immersive tribute to the Ship of Dreams and those who sailed on her maiden voyage.

Details

Duration: 3 hours
Ages: 7+
Schedule: Fridays & Saturdays, 5–8 p.m.
Check-in: Begins at 5 p.m.
Show Begins: Promptly at 5:45 p.m.

Please note: this is not a full tour of the Exhibition, but some walking throughout the evening is required. Please let us know if you require mobility accommodations.

The Titanic Dinner Gala is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in history.

Walk through parts of the Exhibition on your way to the Titanic Dinner Gala room before you share a dining experience unlike any other as our historical figures bring you face-to-face with history.

Set on the night of April 14, 1912, the Titanic Dinner Gala connects us to the world’s most famous voyage so that we might better understand both its splendor and humanity while honoring those those whose stories continue to resonate across generations.

The Titanic Dinner Gala is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in history.

Walk through parts of the Exhibition on your way to the Titanic Dinner Gala room before you share a dining experience unlike any other as our historical figures bring you face-to-face with history.

WHAT OUR GUESTS ARE SAYING

“We were so impressed with the food, cast, and the show. They do an amazing job of taking you back to that time period. It ends very respectfully… I would definitely do this again next time we’re in Florida!”

“The performances by the actors were exceptional, making it one of the finest dinner theaters in the area… This experience was truly unparalleled for anyone with interest in history, particularly regarding Titanic!”

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TITANIC DINNER GALA MENU

Your First-Class Dinner Awaits

Appetizers: Spinach Dip and Vegetable Platter
First Course: Garden Salad & Dinner Rolls with Butter
Second Course: Fresh Soup of the Day
Main Course: Guest choice of one of the following:

Dual Entrée: Chicken Piccata and Filet Mignon with Peppercorn Whiskey Sauce
Fish Entrée: Roasted Salmon with Bourbon Glaze
Vegetable/Vegan Entrée: Stuffed Peppers and Pomodoro Sauce

Vegetable: Sautéed Green Beans
Side: Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Children’s Main Course: Chicken Fingers with Mac & Cheese
Dessert Course: Chocolate Mousse with Brownies & Whipped Cream

Please Note
If you require menu substitutions, please notify us upon booking so that we can accommodate your needs.

Food Allergy Notice
Food & drinks prepared here may contain milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, & sesame.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the seating arrangements?

Tables accommodate 8–10 guests with assigned seating. If you wish to be seated with another party, please note this during booking or call us at 407-248-1166.

When should we arrive?

Please arrive at 5 p.m. to check in at our Purser's Desk and receive your boarding pass and table assignment. A cash bar will be available with options to purchase by the glass or bottle.

Is there a dress code?

While we don't enforce a formal dress code, many guests enjoy dressing elegantly for the occasion. Remember you'll be dining alongside first-class passengers, and some areas recreate the cool temperatures of the North Atlantic.

Can guests dress as Titanic passengers?

Yes, guests are welcome to respectfully dress as Titanic passengers to enhance their experience.

Is photography allowed?

No photography, audio, or video recording is permitted during the experience.

Is there much walking involved?

Parts of the evening involve walking and standing. If you require mobility accommodations, please notify us when booking.

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes, please note any dietary requirements during booking, and we will do our best to communicate with you regarding appropriate alternatives.

Is this experience appropriate for children?

The Titanic Dinner Gala is best suited for children ages 7 and up who are able to engage with historical storytelling and respectfully participate in a formal dining experience. Please note: some scenes and narratives may be emotionally moving or intense. We recommend parents use discretion based on their child’s sensitivity and maturity.

Can we tour the Exhibition before the Dinner Gala?

Exhibition access is not included with your Dinner Gala ticket, but you’re welcome to upgrade for just $10—a $24 savings per ticket!

Follow the Journey and Crew

Follow us for a behind-the-scenes look at real Titanic artifacts, conservation efforts, expeditions and more!

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#IrishHeritageMonth #TITANICPassenger #ThomasAndrews

A survivor of #TITANIC and a trailblazer on Broadway—Irene “René” Harris dedicated her life to the stage, championing the arts despite her personal loss.

#DiscoverTITANIC and the full story on our blog 👇

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#DiscoverTITANIC and the full story on our blog 👇

🎟️ https://www.discovertitanic.com/titanic-history/blog/

#WomensHistoryMonth #TITANICPassenger #WomenofTITANIC

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Discover #LoveonTITANIC and the real people who sailed into history. ❤️🛳️

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