Titanic: First Class Dinner Gala Tickets in Orlando

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⏳ Duration: up to 3 hours
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Step into history with a night to remember in 1912, aboard the grandest ship ever, the Titanic. With a boarding pass in hand, mingle with legends like the Unsinkable Molly Brown, Dorothy Gibson, and Captain Smith at his epic retirement bash. Feast like royalty and snap timeless photos at this first-class dinner gala. An evening of luxury and celebration awaits. Get your tickets for Titanic: First Class Dinner Gala in Orlando!

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Highlights
🚢 Step back in time to 1912 on the luxurious Titanic and receive a boarding pass.
🍽️ Enjoy a first-class feast at the Captain's retirement party with famous Titanic passengers.
🎉 Experience unforgettable festivities, complete with a gala dinner and a chance for photos.

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What's included?
✔️ Enjoy complimentary water, coffee, and tea.
✔️ Indulge in a sumptuous First Class Dinner.
 

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Additional Information
♿ Wheelchair accessible locations and transportation options ensure a smooth experience for all, with all areas and surfaces accommodating wheelchairs.
👶 Infants and small children are welcome with open arms, as they can comfortably ride in a pram or stroller, though it's important to note that infant meals are not included.
🐕 Service animals are allowed, ensuring no one has to leave their essential companions behind.
🚆 For those exploring the area, public transportation options are conveniently available nearby.
🏋️‍♀️ This experience is suitable for all physical fitness levels, welcoming everyone to participate.
🍽 Specific dietary requirements, including vegetarian, vegan, and fish options, are catered for. Please inform us at the time of booking to accommodate your needs.
 

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Experience supplied by Titanic The Artifact Exhibition