There is almost no country in the world left to have a Madame Tussauds to brag about. This world-renowned wax museum houses local and international cine stars, pop artists, singing sensations, sports celebrities, political personalities, and more. Stunningly realistic, these life-like wax models of famous people are a complete embodiment of artistic genius and perfection. You cannot help but marvel deeply at the ingenuity and excellence with which the wax artists carve out the replicas of the original personages in terms of their body measurements and physical attributes. When they smile back at you, you get goosebumps almost mistaking them for real.
The wax museum has a chain with worldwide locations including New York, San Francisco, London, Beijing, Dubai, Sydney, Tokyo, and now even Singapore. Singapore’s Madame Tussaud officially opened its doors to the public in October of 2014 on Sentosa Island; today, eight years later, it has turned into a happening tourist hangout for locals and foreigners alike, who belong to all age groups.
It’s the perfect hotspot to take your kids, friends, and family along. Solo or group, Madame Tussauds is a haven to spend a couple of hours at. It’s also the favorite place for shutterbugs to be in. They get to be click-happy sharing frame with the world’s most celebrated personalities!
Post the Pandemic, when the crowd is back revenge vacationing, Madame Tussaud’s has also undergone some curious transformations to attract more celebrity fans and admirers from across the world.
Some trivia facts from behind the scenes — all celebrities have their exclusive wardrobe; their hair and makeup are always on point; their hair is real too! They need to be styled just as they would in real life! Their accessories and shoes are kept in top condition. Some celebrities donate their outfits, whilst others are designed by the staff at Madame Tussaud’s. They are always invariably approved by celebrities before they are put on the wax figures. There’s a dedicated team of artists who keep tabs on the maintenance and cleanliness of these wax models and ensure they always come across as neat and well-presented.
Know the Top Highlights
- Meet Your Favorite Stars For A Quick Selfie — Madame Tussaud grants you ample opportunities to pose with your favorite stars from far closer quarters than you might ever get a chance in your lifetime. At every turn and every bend, there’s a surprise waiting to unfurl, vying for your best attention. Get your camcorder out and prep to go click!click!click!
- Wax Museum That Holds The World’s Biggest Icons — Madame Tussaud’s is the most loved and iconic place in the world as it is housed by local and international legends from all walks of life adorning the wall of fame. From Hollywood to Bollywood, Sports to Music, life-like wax statues of these celebrities offer audiences an immersive experience during their tour. Some such personalities that have made their entry into Madame Tussauds in Singapore are — Barack Obama, Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Marilyn Monroe, Tom Cruise, Daniel Craig (James Bond), Narendra Modi, Amitabh Bachchan, Shahrukh Khan, Johnny Depp, Leonardo Di Caprio, David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo, Tiger Woods, and many many more.
- 4-D Film Experience — This one’s just not for the kids alone; adults too have a large chunk of the fun enjoying a 4-D experience watching a Marvel movie amidst “wind-chilling, water-soaking, and face-flinching” special effects and sounds. Time can never be better spent than watching Captain Marvel, Thor, Black Panther, Spider-Man, Rocket, Ant-Man, and the Wasp in full-on action.
- Spirit of Singapore Boat Ride — Meandering through the tropical Singaporean garden on a boat, discover the botanical life of the city and its scents as they fill the air. Calming bird songs and bright natural colors captivate your senses and this is soon juxtaposed with the noise of the grand Prix cars; from the burning rubber, you are shocked into taking in the sound of the landing of A380 aircraft at the Changi International Airport.
- VR Racing Experience — Get your adrenaline rushing at Madame Tussauds Singapore at their virtual reality racing with Lewis Hamilton and the team.
- Digital Photo Souvenir — You can carry photo souvenirs from the place so you need not worry if you forgot your own camera back in the hotel room. Besides digital photos, there are souvenir gift shops to pick mementos for your loved ones back home.
- Try Your Hand At Wax Figures — This is a one-in-a-lifetime experience where you get to meet wax artists and try your hand at wax figure modeling for just $50. It could include hair insertion, wax surface fixing, oil painting on the models, and a live demonstration of how these wax figurines are brought to life!
- Images Of Singapore — Here you get to do some time traveling as you explore the history and evolution of Singapore from a modest fishing village into a Global destination in the 21st century today. This section brings back the old-world charm as it sketches a powerful and eloquent story of the island country. Special effects, moving themes, and vibrant images bring everything to life!
Info on Timings & Tickets
Madame Tussauds, Singapore, is open between 10:00 hours and 18:00 hours every day, except Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The last entry is at 17:00 hours. However, you need to pre-book slots for entry. All tickets are subject to date/time slot availability. Online booking will guarantee entry and will also make you save a lot of money. Make sure to reserve the date and time slot in advance and reach the museum at least 15 minutes earlier to avoid missing out on the attraction and the possibility of a denied entry when the show is full.
Children below 3 years require no admission ticket. Ticket prices start from $25. You may combine different attraction features with Madame Tussauds. You will find a number of packages and combos to pick with inclusion of Singapore Cable Car. Tickets can be purchased online 2 hours prior to visit. You can choose the preferred time slot as your reserve your tickets on the website. Payment modes accepted include NETS, Visa, MasterCard, JCB and American Express. While you can reschedule your tickets for free, note that no refund or exchange is allowed.
Address, Phone & How to Reach
Madame Tussauds Singapore is located at 40, Imbiah Road, Sentosa, Singapore – 099700. You can call +65 6715-4000 for queries or feedback.
As for reaching there, you can get there by bus, train, or MRT (all of which are easy and convenient besides being cheaper modes of transport). The nearest bus stop is at Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa Island. If you are taking the train, get down at HarbourFront MRT. The nearest MRT stop is at Imbiah Station (by Sentosa Monorail).
