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    Madame Tussauds

    4.1 (228 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    George H.

    Loads of celebrity wax figures to see and take pictures with. I was so surprised to see so many guests (Adults and kids) putting their hands on these wax figures on display. One visitor even messed up the hair of a political figure pretty badly and their staff was standing right there but didn't care. I've been to many Madame Tussauds around the country, but this one was like a wild party without any kind of rules or regulations.

    Lea D.

    I love Madame Tussauds and always try to go when I'm in a city that has one! I specifically came back to this one for the new Taylor Swift addition but I still made sure to take my time looking at all the other figures. They do a good job of having a good variety of historical figures, sports figures, and celebrities. The place is pretty big and wasn't too crowded so it was nice to be able to take our time walking from figure to figure. I always recommend checking it out when you can!

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    Shalay R.

    Absolutely Amazing!!! I highly recommend Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum. It's a great way to spend either a hot or rainy afternoon indoors. Rain or sunshine, you must add Madame Tussaud's to your must do list while in Orlando. This is my second wax museum experience. I went to the wax museum in Las Vegas 16 years ago and really enjoyed it but Orlando just really knows how to do it best! On the outside, the museum doesn't appear to be as large but as you start your journey you will see that the museum is quite large. Each room better than the previous one. I would suggest to give yourself at least 1 hour to experience the museum. Most of the wax figures are correct and accurate representation of the celebrities. The are quite a good number of popular celebrities to see. I appreciate the great mixture and variety of wax figures in the museum. There are world known celebrities and public figures as well as Orlando known figures which I appreciate. Also, since Orlando is home to Disney theme parks and Universal theme parks, you can expect to find great experiences that depict the movies. There are also interactive experiences as well. Which includes, trivia, helicopter lift with Superman, Batman illustration, wax hand making (when open), on the moon television experience, Thomas Edison light bulb experience and more. There are plenty of great photo opportunities to capture the moments. Some of my favorite wax figures include Micheal Jackson, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Pitbull, Samuel L Jackson, Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Walt (Disney Cofounder), Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, Shaq, The Rock, Neil Armstrong, Superman, Batman, Evander Holyfield (boxer), the list just goes on and on. You just have to go to the Orlando Madame Tussaud's Museum to experience it for yourself. You will absolutely love it!

    Lady Gaga wax figure.
    Tatiana R.

    This was a very interesting experience. It was fun but pretty short walkthrough. Though some of the figures are pretty realistic and the theme or backgrounds for the figures are cool, it's definitely not worth the price I wouldn't pay $30 for this. I would be interested to know if the Vegas or London locations were the same.

    So cool!
    Jasmin B.

    We had a blast here. I've been to the one in NY and that one was huge so I was expecting this one to be small, but was I shocked it just kept going and going. I really enjoyed how many different sections there were it literally catered to everyone. We found this place by just searching places in the area and they had this Madame Tussaud's and something else for a cheaper price so we did that. As we first entered there is a small bar where you can grab a drink- which I did enjoy. And then we were on our way, I really like how the wax figures were up-kept in this location, and the variety of them I really enjoyed. I also like how it wasn't just the wax figures but they had tons of props as well and photo ops pretty much everywhere which made it more fun. One rule of thumb when you go to places like this it's a hit or miss when it comes to the crowd of people, because if it's too crowded you're more than likely rushing through or trying to take pictures and fast. But luckily we saw that they had a big crowd coming so we just let them go which allowed us to enjoyed and read the history on the figures we were interested in. I'm a big pop fan so that whole section made my day! Especially Ariana Grande and Bad Bunny. My boyfriend absolutely went nuts for the whole Superhero section his face lit up so much and the fact they had photo ops in that room was really cool. You could even do wax hands in there as well of course for a fee- which we didn't do. But we had a great time. It was so worth it. I think we spent a little over an hour here. It was so worth it. If I were in the area I would for sure go back it's in a plaza that has everything. Food, little shops, ice cream, tons of shopping and rides. There was a lot going on I did enjoy the area. Absolutely recommend for ages like 8+

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    Mimi M.

    This was a really cool wax museum. I've been to others and you couldn't get close up to take pictures . I went during the week late and it wasn't busy at all which was nice . Many different actors and actress and singers and famous people . It does close early so you need to be there by 7 and some days it's even earlier . You can buy merchandise from any of the other affiliates in Icon park .

    Logan A.

    This Madame Tussauds is deceptively large with several sections highlighting everything from celebrities to political figures, athletes and even DC Heroes. So wax figures are definitely better than others, but the novelty kind of wears off about halfway though unless you're just absolutely obsessed with pop culture.

    Melissa D.

    Madame Tussauds was such a fun, immersive experience and exceeded my expectations. The figures are incredibly lifelike--so detailed that you find yourself doing double takes--and the layout makes it easy to move from one themed area to the next without feeling crowded or rushed. I loved how interactive it is; you're not just looking, you're part of the experience, taking photos and actually engaging with each exhibit. It's a great mix of entertainment and novelty, perfect for both adults and kids. Everything felt clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. Definitely worth the visit for a unique and memorable outing.

    Kristi B.

    Located in the Icon Park on International drive, this location is much larger than I thought it was and has a little bit of everything in it! There are a lot of interactive spots for great photo opportunities as well. Definitely many celebrity wax figures celebrating local celebrities from Florida and great tieback to our theme parks. The staff at check-in were super helpful and pilot!

    Anna E.

    We had an absolute blast at Madame Tussaud's. Just when you think it's over, you turn the corner to an epic star! Absolutely a must visit while in Orlando Fl!

    Breakfast at Tiffany's
    Melissa C.

    Cute place , but was expecting more wax figures and bigger museum , especially considering the cost . Took us only 15-20 minutes to get completely through everything . It is NOT a stand alone museum but instead is located inside of Icon park . It used to be a huge museum on I drive . Most of the African American figures did NOT look like the celebrity. I swear the eyes move as well . They take a picture when you arrive and then charge an additional $35 for it .

    Arun K.

    I had a lot of fun visiting the museum. While it was a bit small, there were many celebraties figures that you can pose and interact with. The signs explaining the figures were very helpful, and there were interactive elements as well. There were some props that you can use to pose with the celebrities, and the staff were very helpful in taking pictures or explaining the interactive elements. I really enjoyed the DC comics area as it was well themed and even had easter eggs to trigger some actions. I did get free admission from an event, however I think if you paid for admission, the better value will be doing a package with the other attractions nearby. And of course you have the gift shop at the end. I would say if you love celebrity wax figures in an interactive environment, this place will fit you well.

    Scott W.

    If you have never been here before know that Madame Tussauds is located in ICON Park. You can find Free parking inside the ICON Park Parking garage on levels 4 & 5. Tickets to Madame Tussauds are $35, which is a bit expensive; however, if you're going to take the time out of your day to come to ICON park you will probably stay for a while, so I recommend purchasing a combo pass or the PLAY pass, so you can check out some more of what they have to offer. If you have never been inside a wax museum before this one is a good one. Especially if you want to get a selfie next to one of your childhood superheroes, or Hollywood flame. There are more than 90 lifelike models, sports stars, political figures and more. We had a blast snapping photos with Einstein, Jim Parsons, Jimmy Fallon, Jennifer Lopez, Neil Patrick Harris, Evander Holyfield, Jason Momoa, The Rock, and many more. The Museum is self-paced, so you can take as much time as you need to take it all in. My first experience at Madame Tussauds was when they first opened in 2015. Some of the wax figures have stayed and some have been changed out. All-in-all it's a fun experience for anyone interested in this kind of thing, and a great way to break the ice on a date night. I highly recommend checking them out.

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    Ask the Community - Madame Tussauds

    Has anyone been here recently and can tell me if the HULK. Is here?

    Was there on the 23 of July. The hulk was not there

    Anyone know the mask and social distancing policy now?

    It's all listed in their website. https://www.madametussauds.com/orlando/en/plan-your-visit/faqs/

    There's no longer a Groupon for Madame Tussaud's, you can save a couple bucks by buying tickets online, any other coupons?

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