Most popular
Standard admission
Full access to all ten galleries plus same-day SS Nomadic entry. Valid all day with no fixed time slot — the ticket most first-time visitors book.
Titanic Belfast tickets
Titanic Belfast is Northern Ireland's most-visited paid attraction, and getting the ticket right matters more than it does at most museums — walk-up prices run higher, popular slots sell out, and family and concession rates can cut the cost significantly. Here's exactly what each ticket includes, what it costs, and how to book the right one for your trip.
However you book it, the standard Titanic Belfast ticket is an all-day, self-guided pass to the full experience — ten themed galleries tracing the story from boomtown Belfast to the wreck on the ocean floor, plus the six-minute Shipyard Ride through a recreated Harland & Wolff yard. There's no fixed entry slot once you're inside; the building is yours to explore at your own pace.
Same-day entry to the SS Nomadic — the last surviving White Star Line ship, moored a short walk away — is bundled into every standard ticket at no extra cost. For the full gallery-by-gallery route and a suggested itinerary, see our Belfast Titanic Experience guide.
Choose your ticket
Four ways to book, depending on who's travelling and what else is on your itinerary.
Most popular
Full access to all ten galleries plus same-day SS Nomadic entry. Valid all day with no fixed time slot — the ticket most first-time visitors book.
Best for families
Two adults and two children for £62 flat — noticeably cheaper than four separate admissions, and under-fives already go free.
ID required
A weekday rate of £21.95 for students and over-60s. Bring valid student ID or proof of age to Gallery Entrance.
Bundle & save
Pairs a 1-day, 19-stop city bus pass with same-day museum admission — usually cheaper than booking the two separately if a bus tour is already on your list.
Standard adult admission, plus the concession and family rates that bring the cost down (verified 2026-04):
| Ticket | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (online) | £24.95 | Cheapest way to book, guarantees your entry |
| Adult (walk-up) | £26.95 | £2 more than booking ahead online |
| Child (5–15) | £11.00 | Same access as an adult ticket |
| Under 5 | Free | No ticket required |
| Family (2 adults + 2 children) | £62.00 | Best value for families of four |
| Student / 60+ (weekday) | £21.95 | Valid ID required at Gallery Entrance |
Note: prices are set by the venue and can change without notice — always confirm the current rate at checkout. Every tier above includes same-day SS Nomadic entry.
Booking ahead is strongly recommended, not just a nice-to-have. Titanic Belfast caps daily ticket sales and staggers entry through the day, so the best time slots can be gone by mid-morning — especially in summer and on cruise-ship days, when Belfast Harbour receives some of its heaviest passenger traffic of the year. Turning up without a booking risks a sold-out day, or being pushed into a later slot than you planned. A few minutes online before you travel removes that risk entirely, and usually saves you money on top.
On your ticket
Titanic Belfast opens daily, with last admission roughly 90 minutes before closing — check the exact times for your visit date when you book, since hours shift seasonally and around public holidays. The museum sits in the Titanic Quarter at 1 Olympic Way, about 1.5km from the city centre. The Glider G2 bus covers the trip in around 10 minutes, and sightseeing buses stop right outside — see our Belfast hop-on hop-off bus tour guide for the full route, or our Belfast city bus tour guide if you'd rather join a guided coach loop of the city first.
Common questions
Reserve your slot
Titanic Belfast tickets sell out in summer and on cruise-ship days. Book online to lock the £24.95 rate, hold same-day SS Nomadic entry, and cancel free up to 24 hours before you arrive.
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