History comes to life with the launch of Titanic: A Voyage Through Time, a virtual reality experience set to debut on Thursday,  March at the  Beverly Center. Tickets will be available starting Tuesday, Feb. 25.

Developed in collaboration with Musealia experts to ensure historical accuracy, Titanic: A Voyage Through Time transports guests nearly 3.8 kilometers beneath the ocean’s surface to view the Titanic’s wreckage as it rests today. 

From there, you can step back to 1912 and walk the famous Grand Staircase, explore the ship’s lavish dining rooms and cabins, and interact with historical figures who shaped its legacy. The immersive experience combines cutting-edge VR technology with rich storytelling.

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Titanic: A Voyage Through Time (Courtesy Fever)

Upon boarding the Titanic, guests can hold their personal boarding pass, place it in a mailbox, and enter the ship as first-class passengers. Inside, visitors can explore their private cabin, unpack their luggage, and nibble on fresh fruit from the ship’s finest offerings. In the engine room, guests can join the crew by tossing coal into the fire to help fuel the ship. These hands-on, immersive moments bring Titanic’s history to life.

 For more information and ticket details, visit TitanicExperienceVR.com/Los-Angeles.

On that nautical note, if you’re looking for more of an outdoor sea adventure, Dana Point’s 54th Annual Festival of Whales takes place from Friday, March 7, through Sunday, March 9, celebrating marine life with educational exhibits, art shows, and whale-watching excursions. Nestled atop the  Dana Point bluffs, the Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort & Spa offers a retreat during the festival, combining luxury accommodations with stunning ocean views. 

 Laguna Cliffs Marriott is offering a Whale Watching Package, which includes: 

  • Overnight accommodations
  • Two adult Dana Wharf Whale Watching tickets ($112 value)
  • Boxed lunch for two
  • Complimentary resort fee

Click here to book  stays until Monday, March 31

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Humpback whale seen during Captain Dave’s Dolphin and Whale Watching Safari in Dana Point, California (Courtesy Dolphin Safari)