How to explore the Titanic wreck in VR at this stunning new Dubai exhibit

Docking at Al Quoz, this brand-new immersive attraction isn’t your average museum tour

Last updated: June 09, 2025 | 16:56

Manjusha Radhakrishnan, Entertainment Editor

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Titanic wreck exhibit

If you’ve ever dreamed of walking down the Grand Staircase in a corset (or coal-smudged suspenders), Titanic: A Voyage Through Time is here to make your historical drama dreams come true—with a VR twist.

Docking at Al Quoz on June 24, this brand-new immersive attraction isn’t your average museum tour. We’re talking next-level storytelling, virtual reality so real you’ll feel the ocean breeze, and interactive moments that put you in the heart of history’s most famous love story (minus the iceberg, don’t worry).

Before you glam up for 1912, you’ll dive 3.8 km under the sea to see the Titanic’s wreck as it rests today—haunting, beautiful, and goosebump-inducing. Then, boom—you're back in time, stepping onto the deck with a personalized boarding pass in hand, ready to channel your inner aristocrat (or stowaway rebel).

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From sipping virtual fruit in your plush first-class cabin to shoveling coal in the engine room (yes, you can get your hands dirty too), this experience is all about feeling the drama, romance, and tragedy of the Titanic—from every angle. You’ll meet real historical figures, walk the ship's iconic halls, and yes, pose dramatically at the bow if your heart so desires.

“We’re proud to introduce Titanic: A Voyage Through Time to the UAE and the Middle East for the first time,” says Rachid Elameri from Fever, the platform making all this possible.

“By combining advanced technology with thoughtful storytelling, this experience offers a fresh way to explore one of history’s most well-known events.” Translation: history class just got a glow-up.

So whether you’re a hopeless romantic, a VR nerd, or just looking for your next IG-worthy adventure, this Titanic journey is not to be missed. Grab your heart, your bestie (or your Jack), and get ready to sail into history—with zero risk of freezing in the Atlantic.

Don't Miss It!

Location: 6A Street, Al Quoz, Dubai
Opens: June 24, 2025
– Mon–Thu: 1pm–11pm
– Fri–Sun: 11am–11pm
Tickets: From Dh99
Ages: 8+ (kids under 12 need an adult sidekick)
Duration: 45 minutes
Book it: TitanicExperienceVR.com/Dubai

Manjusha RadhakrishnanEntertainment Editor

Manjusha Radhakrishnan has been slaying entertainment news and celebrity interviews in Dubai for 18 years—and she’s just getting started. As Entertainment Editor, she covers Bollywood movie reviews, Hollywood scoops, Pakistani dramas, and world cinema. Red carpets? She’s walked them all—Europe, North America, Macau—covering IIFA (Bollywood Oscars) and Zee Cine Awards like a pro. She’s been on CNN with Becky Anderson dropping Bollywood truth bombs like Salman Khan Black Buck hunting conviction and hosted panels with directors like Bollywood’s Kabir Khan and Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh. She has also covered film festivals around the globe. Oh, and did we mention she landed the cover of Xpedition Magazine as one of the UAE’s 50 most influential icons? She was also the resident Bollywood guru on Dubai TV’s Insider Arabia and Saudi TV, where she dishes out the latest scoop and celebrity news. Her interview roster reads like a dream guest list—Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Shah Rukh Khan, Robbie Williams, Sean Penn, Deepika Padukone, Alia Bhatt, Joaquin Phoenix, and Morgan Freeman. From breaking celeb news to making stars spill secrets, Manjusha doesn’t just cover entertainment—she owns it while looking like a star herself.