Madame Tussauds Wax Museum New York

2024-July. We bought our tickets online and printed them from home. There was no defined entry time on the ticket, just the date. The Marvel 4D was included on our tickets. We also bought the $5 digital photo download which includes 3 green-screen poses that were overlaid on top of 14 different backgrounds each pose. So you get 42 different pictures from 3 poses they took. All are downloaded onto your phone or other electronic device. There was no line at the entrance, but there was about less than a 10-minute wait on the elevator. I have always been impressed by the details of the way the wax mannequins were made. From pop stars, to singers, tv hosts, the Pope, British royalties, Jackie Chan, actors, theater characters, and superheroes! I love the Marvel characters! The Marvel 4D was just OK. But it's like a bonus! We had so much fun 😁! Hope you do too!
Cindy Rose - a week ago

Really enjoyed our trip to Madame Tussauds, along with my 2 daughters aged 21yrs and 14yrs, they both enjoyed it too. Good fun for all ages. Our ticket included the Marvel 4D movie which was a lot of fun. We spent approx 1.5 hours but could easily have stayed longer. Was easy to find, staff were nice and good wax displays.
Louise Taylor - a week ago

Great wax museum. They have several floors and great work. The staff is friendly, they have a bar that serves good but expensive drinks as well as frozen options. There are a couple of interactive exhibits in here as well. You can easily spend a couple of hours touring the place. If you purchase the photo package don't forget to go online to get your photos. Otherwise just take photos with your own camera. Fun exhibit and worth the visit!
T Bessard - a month ago

My husband and I went here on a Saturday with our infant son while on vacation. There were lots of great wax figures to see and photograph with. Everything looked clean. What I didn’t like is that at certain points we got stuck because of the stroller and had to call for someone to pick us up from the elevator. The elevators were there but on a couple of them there was no button and it just said it would come automatically and it never did. Our baby was sleeping so we couldn’t fold the stroller up. We ended up carrying him in the stroller down one flight of stairs and then the next elevator had a phone number for us to call for a ride. If needing wheelchair assistance or bringing a stroller, have the phone number on your phone before you start the attraction. The 4d experience was just okay. Not that great. It’s cheaper to buy the tickets online than in person. I paid $45 online vs $55 in person for the same thing. Nobody explained the photo pass to me beforehand and I thought a professional would take our pics with the wax figures, but they didn’t. They took our photos in the beginning and then you choose your background at the end. With the pass you can download them all later and use how you please. It’s still nice just not what I expected. I wouldn’t have paid for both of us to have the photo pass if I knew that’s what it was.
Kaycee Thompson - 4 weeks ago

A unique and interactive experience with wax figures of celebrities, historical icons, and cultural figures. The craftsmanship of the figures is impressive, providing a fun opportunity for photos and close encounters with famous personalities. The themed sections and immersive exhibits add to the excitement, making it an enjoyable visit for families and fans alike. While it's a bit touristy and can get crowded, especially during peak times, the museum delivers on its promise of entertainment and celebrity encounters.
Vivek Kohli - 3 weeks ago