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PE🚢 Step Aboard for an Unforgettable Evening…
Join us at the Peter Allen Inn for our immersive Titanic Dinner Experience, where history, storytelling, and dining come together for a night unlike any other.
Guests will board at 5:30 PM before enjoying a themed four-course dinner beginning at 6:00 PM, inspired by the dining classes aboard the legendary ship. Choose your experience:
🥂 First Class – 4 course dinner with open bar | $109
🍷 Second Class – 4 course dinner with wine pairings | $79
🍽 Third Class – 4 course dinner with a glass of wine | $59
The evening will also feature a photo opportunity area to capture the moment, and guests are encouraged to dress in period attire for a chance to win our best costume prize.
Step into history, enjoy a remarkable meal, and experience the story of the Titanic in a whole new way.
Reservations are required. Call 330-355-2100 to secure your seats before they sell out.
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DITHE QUEEN OF THE OCEAN!!
🍴🍾🛳️🚢TITANIC THE THEATRE!!🍴🍾🛳️🚢
Immersive Theatre Dining Experience. Saturday 9th May 2026.
Captain Smith and his crew are looking forward to welcoming you and your guests on board the RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage. Our Titanic Themed Dining Experience gives guests a chance to dress up and become a small part of history.
The evening begins at 7 pm when Mabel Bennett, the first class stewardess, will call guests to their tables, imagining that it is the 10th of April 1912 and that the first class passengers are about to board the unsinkable Titanic.
Throughout the evening as a 3 course meal that has been replicated from an actual menu found on a first class survivor is served, you’ll watch how the Captain and some of the female workers on board are affected by the tragic event. Much of the evening is interactive however the final 30 minutes are thought-provoking, respectful, and emotional. The night is accompanied by a projection of the Titanic’s voyage and an original soundtrack.
Saturday 9th May 2026
A Exclusive Three Course Dinner, Plus Entertainment, £55 pp
Stay & Show Package £155 per couple
Arrive 6.30pm Aboard 7.0pm
☎☎BOOK NOW 01554756156
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PETHEY'RE BACK! 🚢 Step aboard the Titanic at the Peter Allen Inn this April. Choose First, Second, or Third Class dining, dress the part, and enjoy an immersive evening with period-inspired menus, a photo op, and prizes for best costume. Boarding begins at 5:30 PM, dinner at 6:00 PM. So gather your crew and come sink with us!
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NAMeals for Titanic passengers were included in their ticket price. However, the quality and variety of food varied drastically based on the class of the ticket, which represented a massive financial investment for the travelers of that time.
Meal Costs & Ticket Value by Class
While standard meals were “free” once on board, the cost was reflected in the high price of the ocean fare.
First Class: Tickets ranged from $150 to $4,350 (approx. $4,700 to $130,000 today).
For those choosing to dine at the exclusive À La Carte Restaurant instead of the main dining saloon, individual meals had specific costs:
Breakfast: 3 shillings (~$7.20 / ₹600 today).
Lunch: 3 shillings 6 pence (~$8.40 / ₹700 today).
Dinner: 5 shillings (~$12.00 / ₹1,000 today).
Passengers who committed to eating all meals in the private restaurant received a rebate of £3 to £5 (~$144 to $240 today) on their ticket price.
Second Class: Tickets cost roughly $60 (approx. $1,900 today). Food was plentiful and high quality, often compared to first-class standards on other ships of the era.
Third Class (Steerage): Tickets cost between $15 and $40 (approx. $450 to $1,200 today). Unlike many ships of the time where third-class passengers had to bring their own food, the Titanic provided three full meals a day, which was considered a luxury for many immigrants.
The Massive Food Provision Budget
To feed the ~2,200 people on board for the week-long journey, the Titanic Belfast and other records show a massive inventory was loaded:
Meat & Fish: 75,000 lbs of meat and 11,000 lbs of fresh fish.🐠
Dairy: 40,000 eggs, 6,000 lbs of butter, and 1,500 gallons of milk.
Vegetables & Fruit: 40 tons of potatoes, 36,000 apples, and 7,000 heads of lettuce.
Drinks: 20,000 bottles of beer, 15,000 bottles of mineral water, and 1,500 bottles of wine.
Historical Value Today
The “cost” of these meals lives on through artifacts. A surviving First-Class Dinner Menu from the night of April 14, 1912, sold at auction for approximately £83,000 ($102,000 / ~₹85 lakh) in 2023. #viral #trending #shorts #instagram #instagood
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FROur immersive Titanic dinner has been a vision in the making and what began as an idea has now come to life in a spectacular way!
We are grateful to our dedicated staff for bringing every thoughtful detail together and to our wonderful members for joining us in experiencing something truly special.
Here is to more moments that transport, inspire, and bring us together ⚓️
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TIJoin us on April 15 for our TITANIC Anniversary Dinner Gala 🚢🥂
Enjoy a live cast with storytelling woven throughout the night, TITANIC trivia, commemorative gifts, and a moving candlelight tribute set up for the 114th anniversary.
Early bird tickets are going fast—Secure your spot at a discounted price until March 31
Early 🐦 price: $79
Regular price after March 31: $110
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#TITANICArtifacts #TITANICHistory #TITANIC1912 #RMSTitanic #TITANICOrlando #RMST #TITANICArtifactExhibition #TITANICExhibition #TITANICMuseum
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EDElegant dinner on board the Titanic?! Not exactly! This is Moshulu (“one who fears not”) permanently moored on the Delaware River in Philadelphia, open for indoor and outdoor dining and cocktails, not to mention weddings. It is the world’s oldest and largest four masted ship still afloat. Originally built in Scotland in 1904 as a cargo ship, seized by the US during WWl. First dinner on our 3 day Hampton Jitney tour of Philly, March 10, 2026.
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HIBoarding Titanic (1912). Passengers make their way up the gangway to board RMS Titanic shortly before departure in April 1912. A quiet moment of anticipation — now restored and brought back to life.
#Titanic #RMSTitanic #Titanic1912 #MaidenVoyage #Southampton1912 #MaritimeHistory #HistoryInColor #ColorizedHistory #HistoricalFootage #BringingHistoryToLife
@historyinmotion0fficial
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GHThe Titanic Experience
The Titanic Experience is the world’s most authentic retelling of the iconic story.
Isidor and Ida Straus
One of the most popular love stories was that of the owners of Macy’s Department Store, New York, Mr Isidor Straus, and his wife, Ida, who travelled back from winter in Europe onboard Titanic.
Once it was clear the ship was sinking, Ida refused to leave Isidor and would not get into a lifeboat without him, apparently stating, "I will not be separated from my husband. As we have lived, so will we die, together.”
Although Isidor was offered a seat in a lifeboat to accompany Ida, he refused seating while there were still women and children aboard.
Ida also reportedly gave her maid, Ellen, her fur coat as she would no longer need it, and insisted that she got on a lifeboat. A memorial plaque for them can be seen today at the 34th Street Memorial Entrance of Macy's Herald Square.
JJ Astor and wife Madeleine
There was also 13 known honeymooning couples on board Titanic’s maiden voyage, including J.J Astor, owner of Waldorf Astoria Hotel (aged 47), and his nineteen year old wife.
According to the New York Times Astor “put up and owned more hotels and skyscrapers than any other New Yorker”, he was estimated to be worth as much as $200 million and was the richest man on Titanic as well as Nelle Stevenson & John Pillsbury Snyder, a relative of the Pillsbury Company’s founder!
Kate Florence Philips and Henry Morley
Another favourite is the story of the ‘Love of the Sea’ necklace, which may have been the inspiration behind the ‘Heart of the Ocean’ storyline.
Kate Florence Philips (aged 19) boarded Titanic with the owner of the shop she worked for, Henry Morley - 20 years her senior with a wife and child! They left for America to elope and start a new life together.
Henry gave her a sapphire diamond necklace set in platinum, called the ‘Love of the Sea’, which she wore proudly on board Titanic. Henry did not survive the tragedy, however, Kate got onboard a lifeboat and brought the necklace with her. She gave birth to Henry’s daughter, Ellen, a few months later.
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STIn Titanic. #titanic
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TH“Walking through the grand hallway, I was transported to a time of elegance and wonder aboard the Titanic.”
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