Over 100 years after its sinking, and close to 30 years after the Oscar-winning movie, visitors can return to one of the most famous ships of all time courtesy of Titanic: The Exhibition, which will come to Dallas for a limited engagement starting on Friday, February 14, 2025.

Produced by Imagine and Fever, the exhibition is an immersive experience featuring a narrative journey that brings to light the fates of the passengers and crew aboard the sinking ship with stories, artifacts, and ship re-creations.

The exhibition will be located in a rather unlikely spot at 14902 Preston Rd. — a former Steinmart within Pepper Square in North Dallas.

It tells the chronological and dramatic tale of the design, creation, launch, maiden voyage, and tragedy of the largest and most luxurious ship in the world at that time.

Guests will get to see recreations of the ship's interiors and exteriors, including the Grand Staircase. There will also be over 350 artifacts from Titanic and her sister ships, as well as props and costumes from James Cameron's 1997 blockbuster film, Titanic.

“One of the first Titanic exhibitions I was a part of was at Fair Park in Dallas in 2000," says Imagine president and CEO Tom Zaller in a statement. "Our exhibition is designed to immerse the visitor in the history of the Titanic in a new way, with incredible media experiences and recreated environments that bring the story to life.”

Visitors will receive a boarding pass corresponding with a passenger on the ship, allowing each guest to follow an individual passenger story as they explore the first, second, and third-class galleries with their corresponding artifacts.

The exhibition also includes a film that provides an in-depth look at the most recent forensic research related to the collision, breakup, and sinking of the Titanic.

A companion VR experience allows guests the opportunity to descend the 2.5 miles in the Atlantic to Titanic’s final resting place and experience firsthand what it is like to explore the ship far beneath the surface of the ocean.

Ticket prices range from $21.50-$38, with discounts for seniors, military, and groups. A 15 percent “early bird” discount is available for tickets purchased between December 18 and 24.

The exhibition will be open daily through at least May 11.