Reviews for Madame Tussauds
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Product: Madame Tussauds Nashville
It was fun !
Product: Madame Tussauds New York
We’re a family of four and really enjoyed our visit to Madame Tussauds in Orlando! The wax figures were super realistic. My teens loved getting creative with the photo ops and using the props to pose with their favorite stars. It’s a great spot to add to your day if you’re hanging out on International Drive or visiting other nearby attractions. Overall, we had a blast and thought the ticket price was totally worth it for the memories and laughs we shared as a family! BTW, we purchased a package deal with entry to Madame Tussaud’s, the Orlando Eye and Sea Life.
Product: Madame Tussauds Orlando
Realistic wax figures of the celebrities and the staff was very friendly and kind
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Product: Madame Tussauds New York
Super top, aussi bien que celui de Los Angeles
Product: Madame Tussauds New York
Product: Madame Tussauds New York
Da visitare. Ti diverti
Product: Madame Tussauds New York
I made the rookie mistake of grabbing a Groupon without reading the fine print—turns out it was only valid for admission after 5 PM. Not ideal, but in the grand scheme of things, one of only two major hiccups during what was otherwise a surprisingly memorable experience at Madame Tussauds NYC. Admission was a breeze—no endless lines, no angry tourists clogging the entrance with oversized backpacks and existential confusion. We were in and through security before I could even start complaining, which is saying something. Once inside, the museum itself was a total hit—especially with my son, who spent the next hour buzzing from one celebrity wax figure to the next like he was mingling at a very lifelike, very still Hollywood party. The selection of celebs was eclectic in the best way: a little classic, a little current, and just enough “why are you here?” to keep things spicy. And I’ll admit it: I was genuinely impressed by the craftsmanship. The detail that goes into each figure is wild—it’s one of those things you don’t truly appreciate until you’re nose-to-nose with a disturbingly lifelike version of The Rock. The space was generally clean and well-maintained, though parts of it looked like they could’ve used a little extra elbow grease—some figures could benefit from less “soft museum glow” and more “someone actually wiped the fingerprints off.” My Groupon came with a photo pass, which sounded promising until I realized it amounted to one manned photo station with all the excitement of a DMV waiting area. Definitely a letdown. My son did, however, get his hand cast in wax, which turned out to be a highlight. The staff member handling it was phenomenal—patient, kind, and genuinely great with kids. She talked him through the whole process like it was an art form, and honestly, it kind of was. What wasn’t an art form? The payment process. Card only. No cash. I felt like I was trying to barter with stones and goats. Still, the staff stayed calm, helpful, and unbothered while I dug through my digital wallet like I was defusing a bomb. Special shoutout to the security guard at the front and the wax hand artist—they were easily the MVPs of the whole experience. Now, let’s talk about the actual issue: the people. Not the staff. The guests. If a crowd could be personified as a migraine, this one was it. We got trapped behind a conga line of clueless tourists who approached each wax figure like they were preparing to sculpt it themselves. No awareness. No pace. Just endless, painfully slow photo ops that made me question everything I knew about human decency. I did my due diligence—kept my kid from photobombing, snapped pics quickly, and moved along like a good little museum-goer. Sadly, we seemed to be the only ones doing so. At some point, I started longing for the unspoken etiquette of golf courses, where slower groups let faster ones play through. That kind of courtesy? Nonexistent here. Maybe tossing a few more staff into the mix would help move things along, or at least keep the chaos from spiraling into a full-blown photo shoot free-for-all. Still, when all’s said and done, the visit was worth it. My son had a blast, we left with a very cool wax souvenir, and I got to marvel at how many celebrities I could recognize without their voices or awkward red carpet interviews. Just… if you go, brace yourself for humanity at its most oblivious. And maybe schedule a spa day for the day after—you’ll need it. Oh yes, I forgot to mention the terrible elevators! We waited for them for about 6 centuries…far longer than the two minutes posted.
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This is one place which I visited a couple of times already with my wife. Everyone was recommending not to visit again but guess what - my seven year-old daughter’s top spot in our New York trip was this one. The rating is very personal but for us we had a wonderful time! Will most definitely visit again coz my daughter loves it here.
Product: Madame Tussauds New York
Madame Tussauds New York – Un viaggio tra celebrità e illusioni Se sei in visita a New York e vuoi vivere un’esperienza unica, divertente e decisamente instagrammabile, Madame Tussauds è una tappa imperdibile. Situato nel cuore di Times Square, questo celebre museo delle cere offre molto più di semplici statue: è un vero e proprio spettacolo interattivo che ti catapulta nel mondo delle star, del cinema, della musica, dello sport e persino della politica.
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Increible!!!
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Amazing
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