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Published on July 17th, 2025
•Let’s be honest, we’ve all got a bit of a thing for the Titanic, haven’t we? Whether you’ve seen the film a hundred times or you’re a proper history buff, there's something about that legendary ship that just pulls you in. But what if you could do more than just read about it or watch it on a screen? What if you could actually walk its decks, see its splendour, and feel a part of its story? Well, get ready, because something massive is coming to Leeds.
Starting on 15 August, an incredible new virtual reality attraction called Titanic: A Voyage Through Time is opening its doors at Broadgate. And this isn't just some boring museum exhibit. It's a completely immersive journey that uses amazing technology to transport you back in time. It’s a chance to truly experience the history of the Titanic like never before. Forget what you think you know; this is different.

So, what's it all about?
Okay, so you might be wondering what "virtual reality" actually means. Think of it like this: you put on a special headset, and suddenly, the world around you disappears. You’re no longer in Leeds; you’re somewhere else entirely. In this case, your adventure begins nearly four kilometres under the sea, where you’ll see the haunting wreckage of the Titanic as it is today. It’s a pretty powerful start to the whole experience.
But then, the real magic happens. The advanced VR technology whisks you away on a voyage through time, taking you back to the year 1912. Suddenly, you're no longer looking at a wreck; you're standing on the deck of a brand-new, magnificent ship on its maiden voyage. The creators worked with historical experts to make sure every single detail is spot-on, so what you see is a faithful recreation. This isn't just a game; it's a piece of living history, designed to give all its visitors an unforgettable and educational adventure.
You're not just a spectator
This is the best part. This isn’t a passive experience where you just stand and watch. No, you’re part of the action. When you arrive, you get your very own boarding pass, just like a real passenger from 1912. You can even post it in a mailbox before you step aboard as a first-class guest. How cool is that?
Once you’re on the ship, you can explore your own private cabins, unpack your bags, and even grab some fresh fruit. But it’s not all luxury. If you’re feeling brave, you can head down to the engine room. Down there, you can get your hands dirty and help the crew by tossing some coal into the massive furnaces that powered the vessel. It’s these little hands-on moments that make the whole thing so incredibly immersive. You'll also get to interact with digital recreations of real-life historical figures who were actually on board, giving you a personal connection to the people whose lives were shaped by this famous voyage.
Walk the decks of the legendary ship
Imagine walking down that iconic Grand Staircase. You've seen it in pictures and films, but this virtual reality experience lets you actually be there, soaking in the grandeur. You can stroll through the lavish dining rooms where passengers ate their meals and wander the decks where they looked out at the stars. It’s a unique form of live entertainment that feels worlds away from sitting through films or even going to live concerts. It's an active adventure.
This attraction is going to be a massive hit with families, anyone fascinated by the history of the Titanic, and general adventure seekers looking for something new and exciting to do. It’s a chance to connect with a historical event in a deeply personal and memorable way. The sheer detail brought to life by the VR technology is something you have to see to believe. They even have digital assets like photos and videos online if you want a little sneak peek before you go!
Alright, I'm in. How do I get tickets?
Knew you’d be interested. Getting tickets is pretty simple. The best way is to sign up for the waitlist on Fever, which is a brilliant platform for discovering cool live events. By signing up, you’ll get access to the pre-sale which starts on 22 July, and you can grab your tickets at a discount. It’s the perfect opportunity to plan a day out.
Here’s all the key info you’ll need in one place:
- Location: Unit 3, Broadgate, 22-26 The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 8EQ
- Opening Date: From 15 August
- Duration: The whole experience lasts about 45 minutes.
- Price: Tickets start from £13 for a child and £15 for an adult. The pre-sale price on the waitlist will be even better, starting from just £10.40!
- How to Book: Sign up for the Fever waitlist right now to get access to the pre-sale on 22 July.
This is seriously one of the most exciting things coming to Leeds this summer. An unforgettable, immersive trip back in history awaits. Don't miss out on your chance to board the Titanic.

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