Madame Tussauds Reviews

I spent the Easter weekend in London; I had never been to London before and so I was very excited about seeing all of the famous tourist attractions. One of the attractions we went to see was Madame Tussauds. First of all, as I had previously been to Louis Tussauds in Blackpool, I wasn't that fussed about Madame Tussauds, as ...  Read the complete review

A trip to Madame Tussauds was part of my visit to London for my birthday this year, and after hearing various stories in the media and from others, I was excited to visit. Madame Tussauds for those who are not aware, is the world famous waxwork museum, combining diverse history with the relentless glamour, intrigue and infamy of 21st ...  Read the complete review

***MADAME TUSSAUDS*** I'm pretty sure most people will have heard of Madame Tussads which is based in London, how-ever they also have other exhibitions across Europe and in other countries as well. They have a range of various wax models based on famour stars such as David Beckham, Royalty, Film character, Singers such as Lady Gaga ...  Read the complete review

Madame Tussauds is a people-packed attraction. There are hundreds of people there and in each room about 150. There are long ques for just one photograph of one celebrity, it is very hot in there especially in the summer. If you don't like waiting in ques and getting scorched there like a egg, this is not your type of ...  Read the complete review

I went to Madame Tussauds yesterday with my kids and my niece.We really liked the lady who gave us the whole celeb interview treatment and the cameraman who made a video of our interview.It was fun and we liked it.The only thing I didnt like was queing up for my VIP tickets.We shouldnt have to que up if we paid in advance and paid extra.The new 4D movie should use real people in a proper movie settting to make it more realistic and all guests should get a free"I went to Madame Tussauds " certificate.If not then the kids at least should leave with a momento as this would be a keep sake.

At over £25 per person MT London represents probably the worst value for money of any attraction in London. We booked our tickets ahead of time online and paid extra for a "priority pass" which is supposed to mean no queueing at the entrance, but on arrival everyone who booked online queues up together to collect their. ...  Read the complete review

I would suggest taking the following for a succesful day at Madame Tussauds in London: A friend with equally silly sense of humour A camera Pre-printed tickets Madame Tussauds is so much fun! I have been to the London version numerous times and recently visited the Las Vegas version whilst on Holiday. People ...  Read the complete review

Madame Tussauds is one of the world's most infamous attractions. It is a museum made up of wax figures of famous people, both long dead and very much with us. Dotted around the world in such cities as Amsterdam, New York, Las Vegas, Berlin and London, it was the latter that I went to whilst on a short weekend trip. Located just off the ...  Read the complete review

madame tussauds is extremely expensive! they have no crowd control whatsoever and I cannot understand why the local fire service have not been informed as i think that it is a fire safety risk. if they visited on a busy day i'm sure that they would shut the attraction down. in my opinion it is not safe to visit madame ...  Read the complete review

Madame Tussaude's is like a cyclone of contemporary glamour with its celebrity wax models that look just as plastically identical to their real selves that you can choose to have your photograph taken, grabbing a squeeze-full of your favourite A-list celebrity. Then after this spin, you can enter into the deep dark chambers of fright, ...  Read the complete review

Having never been to madame tussauds i was very eager to experience the attraction to see what all of the fuss is about. Having been to Amsterdam a week before, i didn't go to the Tussaud's there because i didn't want it to ruin my trip to the London exhibition. In hindsight i should have gone to the Amsterdam Tussaud's due to ...  Read the complete review

I visited Madame Tussauds this summer, and I'm afraid to say that I was bitterly disappointed. The first issue was the queues to get in. They were around the block and the lady who worked there said that getting to the back would be a 90 minute wait. Fortunately, I had a baby in a buggy with me, which means you have to go in ...  Read the complete review

My family and I visited Madame Tussauds on a holiday to London, but unfortunately it wasn't quite as good as we had hoped it would be. * What Is It? * Madame Tussauds is a popular tourist attraction in Central London. It is a wax museum (established by Marie Tussauds and operated by Merlin Entertainments) ...  Read the complete review

I have wanted to go to Madame Tussauds for ages, so me and my other half went along. We lined up outside for about 30 minutes and then for another hour when we got inside. There were lots of things to look at and do while waiting in the queue and I thought the presentation was good. We then went to the till, the staff were rude and fake, ...  Read the complete review

Vile overrated rubbish! Yes there is skill in the models but its a packed somewhat nightmarish experience, a hideous amount of money and the children we bought were very disappointed. I would spend the time taking the kids to the museums which are free, wonderful and entertaining. This was a hell hole full of overhandled slightly greasy looking wax figures and each one has a queue for photos. If queueing is your thing then you should go, because that is what you will do for the couple of challenging hours that you will be trapped in the place. Can't believe its the most visited attraction in the UK.

Tuesday, 4 August 2009 a date that will live in infimy - well unlikely, but it was the second day of our whirlwind tour of London and after spending the earlier part on The Original Tour (London sightseeing bus) and a quick cruise on the Thames we zoomed along on the tube to Baker Street underground station. It had to be spot on, so we ...  Read the complete review

Madame Tussauds ---Much ado about nothing!!! I think everyone who visits London must have had Madam Tussauds on top of his list. With lot of insistence from my wife I planned to visit it couple of weeks before. The tickets are quite expensive but I booked online in advance and arrive later time in the day to get it at ...  Read the complete review

I guess when you go to London Tussauds is one of the 'must do' things on anyones list. My girlfriend was determined we should go and I went along happily, in hindsight I wish I'd not bothered. First of all, get there early! The queues are a nightmare, we got there about 11am and were queuing almost two hours just to get in. ...  Read the complete review

just writing a quick review,after returning from MT's today.As londoners,it seemed strange,its somewhere we've never visited and my 88 yr old grandmother was desperate to go,as her last visit was around 40 years ago. Myself,my hubby and 10 yr old son had merlin passes - but I was disgusted at having to pay £25 for my ...  Read the complete review

Having been meaning to check out Madame Tussauds for years now, I finally had the chance to check it out when a uni friend came to visit. I really had no idea about what it would be like and only really knew that it was full of wax model replicas of many of the worlds most famous people. I have to say that I thought this was a great few ...  Read the complete review