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titantic exhibition citywest:any good?

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  • 30-04-2010 3:00pm
    #1
    tily
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    Has anyone gone to see that Titanic exhibition out in city west?
    I'm thinking about going to see it and wondering if it's any good????
    :)


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    Sundew
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    If you are a fan of the Titanic you will thoroughly enjoy it. I did!

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055821119


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    tily
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    Cool thanks, I think it's worth a visit!!


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    Sundew
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    Theres always a few touring the world at any given time so we are really lucky to have it in Dublin at the moment. to be honest it's just as expensive to visit the one in NewYork. i went on a weekday in feb and had the whole exhibition to myself!


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    stovelid
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    Thought it was interesting if a little pricey.


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    tily
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    Thanks guys, ya it is, I was looking up prices, and i'll be bringing the family so it's a bit pricey, but prob worth a visit all the same, I think it's only there till June.


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    spurious
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    I enjoyed it - particularly smelling the perfume samples.


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    potsy86
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    how much are the tickets for this i seen one place saying €30 and another saying €18...:confused:


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    spurious
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    I paid €18.00. It's €14.00 for over 65s.
    I don't know what it is for kids, but I'm sure there's probably a family ticket available.

    It's worth getting the audio tour as it gives a lot more information on the pieces.


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    potsy86
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    spurious wrote: »
    I paid €18.00. It's €14.00 for over 65s.
    I don't know what it is for kids, but I'm sure there's probably a family ticket available.

    It's worth getting the audio tour as it gives a lot more information on the pieces.

    €18 is perfect the site saying 30 must be from way back when it first arrived or something :cool:


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    Sundew
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    potsy86 wrote: »
    €18 is perfect the site saying 30 must be from way back when it first arrived or something :cool:

    I think the €30 was for a special commemoration event, which took place at the exhibition on the 14th of April,the date "The Titanic" struck the iceberg!

    I also got the audio guide which came in pretty useful :)


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    xzanti
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    I'm heading down tomorrow with my Father, really looking forward to it.. cheers :D


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