I would pay $200 for a night.

I doubt she would be hear even if she had not sank. A mean they never kept Olympic.


I don't know how much I'd pay, cause there would be no real pull towards it, but maybe if it got famous some other way then whatever they wanted.lol

She still is a pretty nice ship. You can't tell me that you wouldn't pay a lot if they ever did keep it.Quote:

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She is a nice ship, but what am sayin is, white star never when Olympic was in Belfast, do anything like that, did they? As far as I know knowone ever asked so, a can't see any reason why, if she had not sank why you would want on her.

Also why would Titanic be kept for such a reason, Olympic was not kept, and if Britannic had not sank, and as am sure you know, was demed to be better than Titanic in every way, she would't of been kept. So if Olympic was not kept for such a reason, why would they keep Titanic?

But let's just say that Olympic and Brittanic sank and that the Titanic was in perfect condition (remember, we're just saying). If it was docked somewhere and they turned it into like a hotel or something, it'd have to be a four star hotel. I've been to the Balsams, which is one of the nicest four star hotels/restaurants in New England, and the Mountain View Inn, which is one of the nicest in NH, and I'd still take the Titanic over either of them any day.

Well, I don't know, perhaps they would charge the same as the Queen mary hotel in long beach.

If it was still here, ppl would prefer to go on newer boats like the qm2

C'mon guys. All I'm sayin' is, She's a nice ship. You can't tell me that She wouldn't be nice for a weekend getaway. If you had the opportunity of going on the ship how much would you pay?

depends if it was designed for the more richer folk or just a familly atraction.

if it was for richer folk about £500 equalling $980

familly about £50-80 or $148

this is just roughly speaking, i'm not serious though