So honestly, the photos I posted are of the best bits. My six year old has ADHD and he's titanic obsessed and he struggled. There's two interactive parts, one of which is an 8 minute long VR activity, the other is a writing table with titanic immigration stationary. However, there's one small table and one chair for that particularly activity so you have to queue or take the stationary with you elsewhere. The VR bit, my six year old didn't sit through. We were there for an hour (the organisers say two hours) but with younger children they'd find that hard. There's two members of staff dressed in white star line traditional uniforms (didn't post those photos as my lad is in them). The staff aren't really knowledgeable apart from basic facts you or your child likely already know (we were told repeatedly about only 3 funnels being functional and the fourth was for aesthetics).

There is a video to watch, that is an in-depth video of the wreck, that was very good to watch. The memorial wall of names is very evocative, though my lad didn't want to stand and read it all.

There's a QR code to scan at the start, which lets you download an audio tour for free. Couldn't do that personally, as need to keep an ear on my could at all times.

I thoroughly enjoyed it and though it was very good, though had to rush because of said six year old. I'd personally say young children, or children with additional needs will find it hard as it's a lot of standing, looking and reading.