Madame Tussauds Reviews

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 a side ...  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) featuring a ...  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, luckily ...  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 used the ...  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 £12.50.I ...  Read the complete review

Madame Tussauds On the way home from our honeymoon we stopped in London for a night and decided to go to Madame Tussauds after hearing lots about it. Madame Tussauds is a wax works museum where there are real life sized wax figures of famous people. You can walk around and get your photograph with what seems to be the rich and ...  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. It's a ...  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 grandmother - ...  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 hours and ...  Read the complete review

In April I took a trip down to London and bought myself a VIP ticket to go to Madame Tussauds. I was so excited, I could hardly wait... Tickets: Tickets cost from £12 to £40, depending on what you want. The cheaper the ticket, the less value they have. A £12 will get you an entry for a specific period. However a £40 ticket is VIP, ...  Read the complete review

Madame Tussauds has been standing over 200 years and is one of London's most popular tourist attractions. Located just around the corner from Baker Street Tube station on the Bakerloo line, it is easy and convenient to get to (barring any inconvenient tube works!) The first thing you will notice about Madame Tussauds is the mildly ...  Read the complete review

Its a shame I can't give less than 1 star. This was booked ad a birthday treat and I wish we hadn't gone. There were far too many people allowed entrance, we had trouble seeing anything being packed in like sardines. On our way to the dungeon we were told that there was a queue of 200 people in front of us and were advised to skip it using the ...  Read the complete review

What a waste of time and money.....
I bought the queue jump tickets, only to find that we still waited for over an hour in a queue... to jump the queue
Once inside, people were very rude, pushing you out of the way and standing in front of your camera, it was far too hot and they let too many people in at once... and only a few of the models looked actually realistic.
Would not recommend this to anybody, there are many other attractions to visit other than here.

This attraction is famous all over the world, and after going to the one if Blackpool and Paris, I thought that it was about time that I went to the one in London, but now I wish that I hadnt. The previous experiences I had had were brilliant, but this was an experience that I wish I could forget. It was bad before we even got in. When we were ...  Read the complete review

First things first-do not go on the August Bank holiday weekend! I had always wanted to go here, and this was my chance so when we found out the queue was 2 hours plus, i was determined to stick it out. We were queuing in the street for about an hour, then when you get near the door you presume your nearly in, but your not theres still a huge ...  Read the complete review

I have been to London so many times but never made a trip to Madame Tussauds, why?... There really is no reason as I have done almost every other 'attraction' that one can do. However on a recent trip in January we decided we would go so we booked ahead through a website and got our tickets for 15 each rather than the standard 30! It is very hot ...  Read the complete review

We had always wanted to go Madame Tussauds, unfortunately we were a little disappointed. Madame Tussauds is located about two minutes away from Baker street tube station and it is open from 9:30am - 5:30pm. We paid £25 each and in our opinion this was too much. The staff seemed a little moody and we never got service with a smile. The staff seemed ...  Read the complete review

I had not visited Madame Tussauds for a number of years so decided to go there recently It has chaged a lot but not for the better. The number of exhibits are far fewer than when I was last there and the loud hi-tech music was not to my liking. The admission price is far too expensive for what it is and frankly not worth it. Also almost every room has stalls selling sweets and souvenirs. I think this is overdone. I shall not be visiting there again. I cannot understand why it is so popular but I dont think it will be for much longer. - and what has happened to the planetrium?

Madame Tussauds has become a vicitm of its own success. It is overpriced, overcrowded and there is a complete lackof customer care. We went one weekend and wre told different things by different members of staff - nobody seems to know what they are doing or how to run the place. The first room you enter is awash with wax woks of the ...  Read the complete review