Have a good time ! - Must see experience..for all family.. a lot different things to do.. funny.. interesting.. different.

Overwhelming experience but definitely worth it - It was a nice experience. You get to skip the waiting lines and go straight up to the bar for a glass of champagne. Afterwards you enter Madame Tussauds through a door in the bar. Madame Tussauds is a great place to visit. However, it is really a sensory overload for people who are sensitive to sound and lights. There is very loud music; this in combinatie with all the flashy lights makes it an overwhelming experience for highly sensitive visitors. However, it is worth a visit. The wax statues are great to see, there is a little "train ride" and a movie in 4D.

Disappointing Experience at Madame Tussauds London - Lost Its Charm - I recently visited Madame Tussauds London after 25 years, and sadly, I left feeling disappointed. The experience was not what I remembered or expected. The classic wax figures that made this place iconic — such as Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, and Marilyn Monroe and many more — were nowhere to be found. These figures were central to the Madame Tussauds experience, and in their absence, I felt like the museum had lost its core idea. Even our 14-year-old daughter was disappointed by the absence of the King of Pop. She was hoping to see his iconic figure, but it was missing. It made me realize that for young people today, learning about these legendary figures could be a great educational opportunity. They may not be as familiar with such icons, and showcasing them would help introduce younger generations to the cultural icons who shaped music and entertainment history. Additionally, the inclusion of the 4D cinema and other attractions felt more like a theme park experience than a world-class museum. If I wanted rides and thrills, I'd head to Disneyland, not a wax museum. The overall vibe has shifted, and it seems that the focus is now more on entertainment and less on showcasing the iconic figures and immersive exhibits that initially made Madame Tussauds famous. I understand that museums need to evolve, but the changes here seem to have lost the magic and uniqueness of the original concept. I can't help but feel that the essence of what made Madame Tussauds special is no longer there. I hope they reconsider bringing back the classic figures and focus more on what made them stand out in the first place, as it would be both nostalgic for longtime visitors and educational for younger audiences.