Titanic immersive exhibition to debut in Mexico City

The immersive exhibition ‘Titanic: An Immersive Voyage’, produced by Exhibition Hub and Fever, is scheduled to arrive in Mexico City on October 21, 2026. Hosted at Expo Reforma, the experience aims to bring the history of the RMS Titanic to life through a combination of multimedia projections, 3D content, recreations, and an optional virtual reality experience to explore the ship's wreckage.

The exhibition follows the chronological history of the vessel, from its construction and luxurious interiors to the collision with an iceberg and its subsequent sinking. It features over 200 to 300 historical objects, including crew uniforms, construction documents, White Star Line materials, and items related to the ship's iconic grand staircase. Visitors can also view artifacts from the Titanic's sister ships, the Olympic and the Britannic.

Designed for audiences of all ages, the visit is expected to last between 60 and 90 minutes. The exhibition highlights the human element of the tragedy through personal letters and documents, such as those from designer Thomas Andrews, while using immersive projections to reconstruct the moments leading up to the disaster.