Britain · MADAME TUSSAUDS TICKETS
The 9 best madame tussauds tickets you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Step into Madame Tussauds London for close-up photos with celebrities, royals, athletes, film heroes, and historic figures. Your timed ticket also covers the Royal Balcony, Star Wars, the Spirit of London ride, Marvel’s 4D film, and the Chamber of Horrors. Allow about 2.5 hours.
“Everything was above expectations. It was the best experience from the entire trip. The kids loved the museum, the cinema and so did i. Best experience ever!!!!”
Ride the London Eye 135 metres above the Thames, then visit Madame Tussauds for wax figures, the Spirit of London ride, Marvel 4D cinema, and Royal Family displays. Your selected time is for the Eye, while the second attraction must be booked separately within 90 days.
“Had a fantastic time at both liked wax works, thoroughly enjoyed London Eye at night it was brilliant.”
Start at Madame Tussauds, then book the London Eye and SEA LIFE London Aquarium within 90 days. Expect celebrity wax figures, 135-meter city views, sharks, turtles, jellyfish, rainforest creatures, and 14 marine-life zones. You arrange transport and attraction times yourself, so plan ahead.
“we enjoyed an excellent day in London This was a great value combo ticket We had plenty of time to get everything done started 10:30 madame tussaud’s 3pm at London Eye and although we booked sea life for 5pm not realising it’s all in the same area - we had no problems getting in at 4pm everything was just great - staff at all attractions were amazing”
Book the London Dungeon date first, then reserve London Eye and Madame Tussauds time slots through the Merlin portal. Expect frightening actors, Sweeney Todd, Jack the Ripper, a Newgate Prison ride, wax figures, a short 4D film, and wide city views.
“An excellent package for a school trip - everything went smoothly”
You visit Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE London, and the London Dungeon with one pass valid for 90 days after first use. Start with the booked Madame Tussauds time slot, then arrange SEA LIFE and Dungeon visits separately. Expect celebrity figures, 500 marine species, and theatrical London history.
“We as a family loved it. We chose a morning visit, when it was less crowded so we could get loads of pictures. Must visit if you are visiting London for the first time.”
Step into Madame Tussauds Blackpool for a self-guided walk through more than 70 wax figures. Meet the thirteenth Doctor Who, test Marvel hero poses, visit the Rovers Return, and take photos with music, sport, and television stars. Your ticket is valid for one day.
“we really enjoyed our day out and our ages ranged from 4 to 58 so appelled to all ages. the only thing I would improve was the staff telling people about putting your admission card in machines for photos as weren't made aware otherwise a brilliant day”
Use a Golden Tours hop-on hop-off ticket to reach London landmarks, then visit Madame Tussauds at your booked time. Choose a 1-day, 24-hour, or 48-hour bus pass, with a Thames boat ride on 24 and 48-hour options, multilingual audio, and a free walking tour.
Enter Madame Tussauds London with Fast Track access, then enjoy one complimentary champagne, beer, or soft drink at the 1835 Champagne Bar. See A-list figures, the Royal Family, music stars, Avengers, the Spirit of London ride, and Marvel Universe 4D in about 2.5 hours.
Join a small English-speaking group at King’s Cross for a three-hour Harry Potter walking tour through Platform 9¾, Cecil Court, Westminster, Borough Market, and London Bridge. Your guide may be Michael, Oliver, or Gay. Then use your Madame Tussauds ticket for a two-hour visit.
“Unsere Gruppen Gay ( Name leider nicht behalten, Ausflug am 2.5 um 9.30) kompetent, hilfsbereit, gut die Gruppe jeder zeit zur antworten gestanden und gutes Wissen über die komplette Führung, mach weiter so 👍 👏 Attraktion zu empfehlen, Madame Tussauds ist einfach unverbesserlich ♥️”
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