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The two Titanic replica ships that might never be finished

Stories behind not one, but two full-size Titanic replicas
Titanic II
Historically accurate copy
A grand unveiling
Impressive dimensions
Modern technology
Speed upgrade
All-important lifeboats
Edwardian grandeur with a modern twist
Original features replicated
Retro gymnasium
A different route
Criticism of the project
Doubts and delays
Construction confusion
Another failed project?
Up to $1 billion (£782m) price tag
Unsinkable Titanic
A fanfare announcement
Permanently docked
Estimated cost
Award-winning design
Construction begins
Accurate reproduction
That grand staircase
A nod to the movie
Room rates
Premium packages
Titanic's original menu
A sinister simulation
An uncertain future
Half-scale Titanic copies
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Blue Star Line

Stories behind not one, but two full-size Titanic replicas

More than a century after Titanic set sail on her ill-fated maiden voyage, two extraordinary projects are vying to recreate the iconic doomed ship: Australian billionaire Clive Palmer's Titanic II, and the Unsinkable Titanic, set to be the star attraction at the Romandisea resort in Sichuan, China. However, both projects have been plagued by problems and false starts.

Now, after years of silence, Palmer has doubled down on his promise to build the ship and has revealed when he expects it to take to the seas. Read on as we explore whether these troubled vessels will REALLY set sail or whether they're destined to disappear without trace...

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lovemoney staff

13 March 2024

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