It has recently been twenty years since the movie Titanic came out. Would you be willing to sail on a cruise ship that was called the Titanic today?

Conducted

20 December 2017

3279 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 20 December 2017

YouGov surveyed 3279 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Yes I would

48%

No, I wouldn’t want to sail on it, because of the name

13%

No, I wouldn’t want to sail on it, but for other reasons (e.g. get seasick)

25%

Don't know

14%

It has recently been twenty years since the movie Titanic came out. Would you be willing to sail on a cruise ship that was called the Titanic today?

Conducted 20 December 2017

YouGov surveyed 3279 GB adults

Yes I would

48%

No, I wouldn’t want to sail on it, because of the name

13%

No, I wouldn’t want to sail on it, but for other reasons (e.g. get seasick)

25%

Don't know

14%

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