Deep Sea Adventures, Inc., has created a resort on the bed of the Atlantic Ocean, five miles from the most famous shipwreck in history. For a price, guests can venture into these crushing depths to catch a glimpse of the crow's nest, where Lookout Frederick Fleet spotted the iceberg; the lifeboat davits, some of which still stand ready; and other highlights of this legendary vessel. Due to the Titanic's salvage rights being awarded to another company, Deep Sea Adventures has been forbidden to pursue the idea of a resort, or to take passengers down to the wreck. But in a place where light cannot penetrate, who would notice a resort structure miles away on the ocean floor? Who would notice a solitary supply ship, a virtual lifeline, sailing in a wide, but constant circle in the North Atlantic? Who wouldn't pay a huge ticket price with the only string attached being silence about the trip?