This place is excellent. We took a couple of hours to see it. Bottom to top. You can save $2 on the ticket for the Tower of History if purchased together, so we did.

Walking up to the ship, there are kennels, free, to place your pet in so that everyone can enjoy the space inside.

I appreciated that they opened up the coal shaft so you could see into there. That portion of the ship was interesting to explore.

There is so much to take in on every level of the ship. Ir is ser up very well.

We did go in and watch the mid to end of the movie playing. I highly recommend watching it. It was very informative of what happened on that shipwreck, I think it was the Carl D. Bradley. That movie is sold in the Gift Shop. Weird thing, I was fine in that space until I was leaving it, and then I was overcome with sadness. Almost cried.

The Edmund Fitzgerald exhibit was the reason I came. The story behind those giant bouys is quite interesting. Take time to read it. I read every name on that wall, the 29 who lost their lives. Leaving that space, I was overcome with sadness. There were only 2 places on the ship that this happened. I find that quite interesting.

And yes, I saw that Adam and Amy did an investigation on this ship for Kindred Spirits.

The ship was a real joy to roam through, every inch that we did. I loved my time here. I highly recommend this tour.