A First-Class Teatime Experience on Titanic

Experience a historical look into the first-class world of afternoon tea on board Titanic

You are Cordially Invited to Afternoon Tea

The Countess of Rothes has gathered her fellow first-class ladies for tea, and you’ve secured your invitation! Take your seat alongside the fashionable Madeline Astor and spirited Edith Rosenbaum for an afternoon of tea, pastries, sandwiches, music, and elegant company on board Titanic.

Sip artisanal teas, indulge in tiered treats and tea sandwiches, and enjoy a glittering window into the world of 1912.

Details

Duration: 2 hours
Ages: 7+
Availability: Select Saturdays
*Event price also includes admission to the Exhibition.

Titanic Teatime is an uplifting and richly detailed experience celebrating life and culture in 1912.

You’ll listen to songs, overhear the gossip of the day, and learn about life on board while indulging in delicious teas, delectable sandwiches, and delicate treats.

Set before the sinking, this is a unique opportunity to experience the everyday lives of our first-class passengers and get to know the stories of real women who sailed on the Ship of Dreams. It’s the perfect blend of history, merriment, and timeless refinement—ideal for families, friends, and anyone looking to add a touch of grandeur to their weekend.

Titanic Teatime is an uplifting and richly detailed experience celebrating life and culture in 1912.

You’ll listen to songs, overhear the gossip of the day, and learn about life on board while indulging in delicious teas, delectable sandwiches, and delicate treats.

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!”

“All of the ladies portraying these passengers were outstanding. It was a wonderful performance and show. Lady Astor was excellent!”

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TEATIME MENU

A Taste of Tradition

Tea Offerings

English Breakfast Tea (Organic): Brisk and bold with rich finishing flavors of malt
Blue Eyes (Herbal): A hint of caramel gives this herbal fruit tea a sweet, almost candy-like flavor

Cream, Sugar Cubes, Lemon, Honey
Additional tea offerings, such as decaf, available in tea bags

1st Tier

Finger Sandwiches

Organic English Cucumber with Herb Butter
Chicken Salad
Seasonal Finger Sandwich (Chef’s Choice)

2nd Tier

Scones

Chocolate Chip
Blueberry with Lemon Glaze
Seasonal Scone (Chef’s Choice)

3rd Tier

Petite Desserts

French Macarons
Dark Chocolate Teacup
Seasonal Petite Dessert (Chef’s Choice)

Please Note

Regrettably, we are unable to make menu substitutions or accommodate gluten-free, dairy-free, or vegan requests.

Food Allergy Notice

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

First-Class Etiquette Encouraged

To truly immerse yourself in the grandeur of Titanic’s First Class Tea Room, we ask that you follow a few simple guidelines:

1. Arrive on Time

Seating begins promptly at 12:30 p.m., so please arrive at 12:15 p.m. to check in at our Purser’s Desk and obtain your boarding pass.

2. Sipping Etiquette

Hold your teacup by the handle, no raised pinkies, and gently break scones by hand. With poised posture, small bites, and quiet confidence, you’ll master the art of teatime in no time.

3. Leave the Modern World Behind

We invite you to turn off your your phone so that you can fully enjoy the elegance of Titanic’s First Class Tea Room and savor the experience free from distractions.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the seating arrangements?

Guests will be assigned seating at elegant tables accommodating 8–10 people. If you’d like to be seated with another party, please include that note during booking or call us at 407-248-1166 so we may accommodate your request.

What time should we arrive?

Plan to arrive by 12:15 p.m. to check in at the Purser’s Desk, collect your boarding passes, and receive your table assignment. The show begins promptly at 12:30 p.m.

Can I take photos or videos during the event?

To preserve the ambiance of 1912, we kindly ask that you refrain from photography, audio, or video recording during the event.

What is the dress code?

This is a refined occasion in the spirit of first-class tradition. Remember: you’ll be dining alongside first-class passengers, so your Sunday best is encouraged!

Is there a bar available?

A cash bar will be available. We offer an assortment of beer, wine, and mixed drinks at an additional cost.

Is the menu customizable for dietary restrictions?

Unfortunately, due to the nature of the catered experience, we are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions or special requests.

Is this experience family-friendly?

Yes! We invite children aged 7 and up to attend with a ticket of their own. This experience offers a unique educational opportunity to learn about the elegance, etiquette, and social life of Titanic’s first-class community.

Is this an emotional or somber experience?

Not at all. Titanic Teatime is a lighthearted and historically rich experience focused on the refined traditions of first-class society in 1912. While it honors the legacy of those on board Titanic, the afternoon centers around celebration and elegance, without reference to the Ship’s sinking.

Can we tour the Exhibition before or after the tea experience?

Yes! The Teatime experience includes admission to the Exhibition, which you may visit before or after.

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