Camden High Street
4,9
from £19
30 minutes
Ages 8 and up
Titanic, Echoes from the past
in London
A unique dive into the history of the Titanic
Londoners loved it!
They have travelled through millions of years… without leaving London.
This was an amazing experience, really well organized and just the right length. Welcoming staff, useful facilities (lockers, toilets etc.), good timing. The experience itself was well put together, kept you engaged at all times.
Everest is an absolutely stunning and magical experience! Can't recommend enough!
The Everest experience was incredible. The visuals were stunning, the storytelling well-scripted, in places the climb made my heart race and I found witnessing the reaching of the summit quite moving. Highly recommend it.
A Masterclass in Immersive Storytelling: Climbing the Roof of the World. If you have ever wanted to experience the raw majesty and perilous beauty of the world's tallest peak without risking frostbite, Everest: The First Ascent at Eclipso is an absolute must-visit. This stunning 50-minute virtual reality journey drops you directly into the historic 1953 expedition, allowing you to walk side-by-side with legendary pioneers Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
Did the Everest experience, truly immersive and well paced story. Definitely recommend!
This was a most enjoyable experience - it really was 'immersive' in the truest sense of the word. We were booked into Titanic 'Echos from the past' and it was easy to believe we were actually on the seabed! It was so well produced. Added to this we had the use of brand new upgraded headsets which improved the whole activity compared to previous VR experiences. I must say both staff members we met were well briefed and were keen to give us the best experience they could. 5*
Absolutely loved it, amazing interaction and felt so real. Really do recommend. Great way to spend a Saturday if you fancy something a little different.
It was really cool. Being outside the space station was amazing. Some of the objects floated away when you tried to touch them. The space walk was incredible - seeing the astronauts working outside was very real.
The Everest experience at Eclipso Adventures is the most outstanding must see attraction. It is totally immersive and interactive and you feel that you've actually been to the Himalayas. You start in Katmandhu which is magical and then you move towards Everest. It's so exciting and you are completely drawn in. The staff are super friendly and they share your excitement. The best thing we've done in a very long time!
My first ever immersive experience using headsets, which I was worried about initially on several fronts, but the staff put my mind at rest. It was so realistic and I had an amazing experience. It was fantastic and would recommend.
Went to see the Titanic experience.First time seeing an immersive experience and highly recommended.Several other experiences on offer.Staff friendly and very helpful 😊
I was part of the first group to experience the 'Everest - First Acent' immersive experience. It was fantastic!!! I arrived as a solo participant not really knowing what to expect. You book a slot and that group of people then enter into a room for a small introduction on how the head set works. You then go into the main room with your head set on and thats where you are transported into another world. The graphics are fantastic. You start off on the train to Kathmandu, then Durbar Square where you get your briefing and meet Edmund and Tenzing, then receive a blessing in a temple with monks chanting. Following this you begin your ascent through the rhododendrons then over the ice fall and upto the summit where you can look around and see the highest mountains in the world. It is well worth the price of the ticket 'i would have paid more for the experience' and will be something I will speak of for sometime yet.
A journey to discover the mysteries of the Titanic
What awaits you!
Dive to 3,800 meters to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean
Explore the wreck of the Titanic
Travel back in time to the Titanic in 1912
Explore all its iconic spaces
Experience total immersion in virtual reality
A historically accurate immersion
Each place, each object, each scene has been reconstructed from rigorous historical sources and unpublished archives.
Thanks to virtual reality, the past comes back to life before your eyes: first and third class cabins, engine room, grand staircase, boat deck…
You are not observing history, you are in it!
Developed from research
rigorous historical records
and from academic sources.
A co-production
Authors
Benjamin AURICHE
Jean Dellac
Creative Director
Frédéric BUSSIÈRE
Price
Conditions
Minimum age of 8 years
No heart problems, epilepsy or wearing a pacemaker
For any other questions, please go to the FAQ
Visit Eclipso London
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Between Urban Outfitters and JD Sports,
Location: Basement, 213-219
Camden High Street, London, NW1 7BT -
Public transport
Camden Town tube station (northern line).
Camden Road station (overground line) 8 minute walk from the bus stop. - telephone +44 7591 931 670
Your questions about our experiences
What will I experience during the Titanic experience?
Aboard a research submersible, you dive 3,800 meters below the Atlantic Ocean. Guided by a historian, you explore the wreck field, discover objects frozen in time for over a century, then step back in time to board the Titanic as it was in 1912—first and third-class cabins, engine room, grand staircase, boat deck. The experience lasts 30 minutes.
Is the experiment faithful to historical reality?
Yes. Every location, every object, and every scene has been recreated using rigorous historical sources and previously unpublished archives. The experience was developed in collaboration with academic experts and co-produced by Excurio, with authors Benjamin Auriche and Jean Dellac, under the creative direction of Frédéric Bussière. Full credits are available on the experience page.
Does the experience replay the shipwreck? Is it frightening?
The experience focuses on historical exploration and discovery rather than a reenactment of the tragedy. It is immersive and emotionally powerful, yet designed to be accessible to a wide audience. If you have any questions, our team is available at reception to advise you before you enter the theater.
How long does the experiment last and how much time should be allowed?
The Titanic experience lasts 30 minutes. Allow approximately 45 minutes in total, including check-in, briefing, and equipment fitting. We recommend arriving 10 to 15 minutes before the time indicated on your ticket.
Who is eligible for a reduced rate?
Yes. Discounts are available for holders of a valid NHS card, Bluelight card, valid student card, or proof of pension. Remember to bring your proof of eligibility with you on the day of your visit.
Is the experience accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Our London centre is located in the basement of 213-219 Camden High Street, accessible only by stairs. There is currently no ground-level access. We recommend contacting us before your visit if you have any questions about accessibility.
Can we bring a phone or a smartwatch?
Phones must be put in airplane mode before entering the immersion room, as their signals can interfere with the VR equipment. Secure lockers are available free of charge for storing your belongings.
Is it possible to take photos or film?
Photos and videos are welcome before and after the experience. Filming inside the immersion room is not permitted, in order to preserve the immersion for everyone. Feel free to ask the team for help with a photo, and remember to tag us @eclipso_london.
