Louis Tussaud's Waxworks (Blackpool)

I'd just like to start by saying that I am a big fan of Blackpool. I go on holiday there once or twice a year & have done for nearly a decade. I have been in all the attractions at one time or another. So although I am going to be critical of this attraction, it isn't because I have a downer on Blackpool. This attraction is pretty much as advertised. A wax works, on five floors. Each dedicated to different aspects of fame. With sections dedicated to famous historical figures, sportsmen, musicians & actors you will get to see a lot of famous faces. You are allowed to take pictures. You can pose with some of the wax works & the basement chamber of ...  Read the complete review

Louis Tussauds Waxworks located right on the promenade in Blackpool opposite Central Pier. This is a brilliant attraction for all the family but can be quite expensive for about 1-2 hours. There is a wide variety of waxworks set out on five floors. The rooms/ floors are set out to different themes-movie premiere, celeb city, corrie, rock factory, regal room, and the seaside with a mirror maze. They have been adding alot to it recently the newest member being Tiger Woods! There are cafes sitauted all over the waxworks including one in the Rovers Return so you can have a brew with you favorite character. There is also a studio room where you can learn ...  Read the complete review

* Who was Louis Tussaud ? * I'm sure you've all heard of Madame Tussaud ? well , Louis Tussaud was her great grandson.He created a waxworks place in Blackpool , which is the place I am going to tell you about. *Louis Tussaud's waxworks* Louis' waxworks are located opposite the central pier , central promenade , in Blackpool , Lancashire.The works are open daily , all year round. The works have five floors , showing off the public's favourite celebs.There are hundreds of models available to see. * The Floors * * 3rd Floor - The Rock Factory * Here you can see celebs such as cher and Robbie Williams.You can also see old ...  Read the complete review

On Blackpool's promenade opposite the central pier stands one of the oldest attractions in Blackpool namely Louis Tussauds waxworks. There has been waxworks in Blackpool since the 1870`s but Louis Tussaud arrived in 1900 from London, he had held exhibitions in London but had never actually had a gallery of his own. Louis is the great grandson of the famous Madame Tussaud many people still call the waxworks Madame Tussauds as it is many other places but Blackpool's waxworks has always been Louis tussauds. Louis originally opened his waxworks in a basement belonging to the Hippodrome theatre and moved more than once before taking over the building ...  Read the complete review