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• Can you rent a canoe on the Titanic?

  Your rental includes free shuttle service back to the Titanic after you enjoy the beautiful and winding path of the Kickapoo. Bring your family, friends, or plan a company outing. Dogs are also welcome! Titanic Canoe Rental features all Old Town brand canoes and kayaks.

• What is included in the rental of the Titanic Kickapoo?

  Your rental includes free shuttle service back to the Titanic after you enjoy the beautiful and winding path of the Kickapoo. Bring your family, friends, or plan a company outing. Dogs are also welcome!

• Did you dream about the Titanic sinking?

  As you may know, 106 years ago today, on April 15th at 2:20 am, the Titanic sank with 1,514 people still aboard. What you may not know is that after the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, hundreds of people reported that they had dreams and premonitions of the ship’s demise. Nineteen of those experiences were authenticated.

• What happened to the Titanic (1843)?

  The SS Great Britain (1843) is also examined. Titanic was declared to be unsinkable. At 11.40 pm on 14 April 1912, during her maiden voyage, she struck an iceberg and sank a couple of hours later. Over 1500 people died. Many questions were raised regarding the safety of passengers and about the ships which were being built at the time.

• Will the Titanic story ever die?

  For many decades the Titanic disaster has lived in our hearts since she sank with just under 1500 lives in April 1912. Over 100 years later, historians, writers and even film makers are still fascinated with the “unsinkable” liner. The late Millvina Dean (one of the Titanic survivors) predicted that the “ Titanic story will never die.”