Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
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11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Monday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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As the one and only celebrity-inspired attraction in Hong Kong, guests can meet over 100 A-Listers from around the world in one place at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong. Not only can fans get up close with their idols and snap pictures, they can also interact with these celebrities and iconic personalities as they step into each of the specially designed exhibition sets. Play martial arts with Jackie Chan, meet with Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, pose with David Beckham, savour a chic breakfast with the adorable Audrey Hepburn in her little black dress or pose alongside the ultimate fashion and music icon – Lady Gaga. Who do you want to meet?
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- GustavSiem Reap Province, Cambodia30 contributionsPretty good...Displays were great. The eyes on some wax models were simply astonishing. A decent range of well known characters. Well worth a visit in line with the Peak trip and Observation tower. Went on a weekday, not crowded as per a weekend. One question...are the models true to their height?Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 22, 2023
- srblohmNew Bern, North Carolina33 contributionsNothing SpecialMadame Tussauds was ok. Nothing special. I guess I expected more backgrounds with the wax figures. We had never been to a wax museum before, so it was an interesting experience. I really liked learning about Madame Tussaud herself at the end of the exhibit. As expected, many of wax figures are Asian and we didn't know most of them, so that probably affected our experience. I don't think I would really recommend this as a must do experience.Visited January 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten January 14, 2024
- DotCSingapore3 contributionsQuite ordinaryLocation up at The Peak is great but too congested on a Friday. It's smaller than most Madam Tussaud's venues. Not many contemporary local celebrities on display. The interactive displays were not impressive. Overall, it's good for an hour or two visits but no more than that.Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten February 26, 2024
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pindiyath100
26 contributions
Oct 2020
Made my first visit of this year yesterday. Sure had tons of fun meeting my favorite celebrities! Had little trouble with the rotating pinkish blue overhead lighting above most of the displayed figures. Other than that it was worth the visit. Staff were very friendly as usual.
Two wishes I've at the moment is if the displays could be used with just one type of overhead lighting and inclusion of refreshments outlet within the visiting area even if it's limited with bottles of plain water. I spent nearly 5 hours inside starting from the opening hours and desperately wished for a drop of water to drink....
Will definitely visit again, awaiting the arrival of Manny Pacquiao!
Two wishes I've at the moment is if the displays could be used with just one type of overhead lighting and inclusion of refreshments outlet within the visiting area even if it's limited with bottles of plain water. I spent nearly 5 hours inside starting from the opening hours and desperately wished for a drop of water to drink....
Will definitely visit again, awaiting the arrival of Manny Pacquiao!
Written October 2, 2020
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Gustav
Siem Reap Province, Cambodia30 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
Displays were great. The eyes on some wax models were simply astonishing. A decent range of well known characters. Well worth a visit in line with the Peak trip and Observation tower. Went on a weekday, not crowded as per a weekend. One question...are the models true to their height?
Written October 22, 2023
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DotC
Singapore3 contributions
Feb 2024 • Family
Location up at The Peak is great but too congested on a Friday. It's smaller than most Madam Tussaud's venues. Not many contemporary local celebrities on display. The interactive displays were not impressive. Overall, it's good for an hour or two visits but no more than that.
Written February 27, 2024
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srblohm
New Bern, NC33 contributions
Jan 2024 • Couples
Madame Tussauds was ok. Nothing special. I guess I expected more backgrounds with the wax figures. We had never been to a wax museum before, so it was an interesting experience. I really liked learning about Madame Tussaud herself at the end of the exhibit.
As expected, many of wax figures are Asian and we didn't know most of them, so that probably affected our experience.
I don't think I would really recommend this as a must do experience.
As expected, many of wax figures are Asian and we didn't know most of them, so that probably affected our experience.
I don't think I would really recommend this as a must do experience.
Written January 14, 2024
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mannyt212017
13 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Going there
I prefer the bus, nice view on the way there. Be sure to check out victoria peak. Its just on the same building.
What to do
Bring a good camera, so many celebrity replicas you can have a picture with. You have to spend half a day here to get all the shots you want.
Verdict
Going back there with more family members
I prefer the bus, nice view on the way there. Be sure to check out victoria peak. Its just on the same building.
What to do
Bring a good camera, so many celebrity replicas you can have a picture with. You have to spend half a day here to get all the shots you want.
Verdict
Going back there with more family members
Written January 23, 2020
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PradWestside
Dehradun, India321 contributions
Apr 2015 • Couples
This was our first visit to Madame Tussauds, so we definitely enjoyed it. Madame Tussauds in HongKong has some peculiar aspects also. For example, this is the only exhibition which has more than 5 characters from a single movie.
Definitely worth going once.
Definitely worth going once.
Written April 9, 2015
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Thank you for your feedback.We are so glad you enjoyed your time here with the best wax figures! We look forward to you visiting again!
Written April 14, 2015
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200984
London, UK71 contributions
Oct 2014 • Family
We purchased the combination ticket, tram, museum & peak. Its a fun way to spend a morning.
There's a good mix of personalities from every nation and it wasn't too crowded.
There's a good mix of personalities from every nation and it wasn't too crowded.
Written March 7, 2015
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Josh
Manila, Philippines437 contributions
Feb 2023 • Friends
A bit expensive for a limited attraction. Nothing much special here. Good side trip when going to the peak and waiting for the sunset.
Written February 20, 2023
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JuanitaT52
Hastings, New Zealand16 contributions
We bought the 2 in 1 combo ticket for Madame Tussauds Hong Kong and Peak tram return tickets. Was glad we did as my 7 yr old daughter enjoyed posing for photos with all the stars. As previous reviewers have mentioned it is small and not much room to move in some areas. It was very busy and crowded the day we were there. There is a good mixture of pop stars, sports stars, royalty, world leaders, cultural figures, asian stars, and some character stars like The hulk, spiderman, and astroboy. I think both children and adults will enjoy this attraction. Both me and my daughter certainly did.
Written July 31, 2014
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Thangam M
Chennai1,460 contributions
Mar 2012 • Family
Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is located at Level P1 of the Peak Tower on Victoria Peak. Inaugurated in the year 2000, it is the first of the only two permanent Tussauds facilities in Asia, the other being in Shanghai. This entertainment area which is modeled on the lines of the original Madame Tussauds at London is open daily from 9.45am until 10.30pm.
Tussauds Hong Kong has around a hundred wax figures, distributed over six themed areas: Hong Kong Glamour, Historical and National Heroes, World Premiere, Scream, The Champions and Music Icons.
A major highlight at Tussauds Hong Kong, Scream is a five minute long interactive horror experience targeted at adults. It is based on the concept of an asylum whose inmates have escaped and with them on the loose, you better do so too! Set in a make believe abandoned asylum, Scream uses both live performers and wax monsters, lots of dark corridors, gore, flashing lights and bloodcurdling sounds to achieve the required scary effect. The Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussauds, London also features Scream – so whether its Hong Kong or London, people like being scared witless it seems!
Including Scream, a visit to Tussauds here should take you not more than an hour to an hour and a half.
The comparisons with Tussauds of London are inevitable - however having seen that too, we felt that while Tussauds Hong Kong is more 'Asianized' (even 'HongKong-ized' some would say) keeping in mind the target customers, it still is a pretty good show and well worth the visit if only to nicely round off the Peak experience along with the Peak Tram and Peak Tower Sky Terrace.
TIPS:
1. An adult entry ticket is priced at HK$170 – however if you buy the ticket in advance online (http://www.madametussauds.com/HongKong), you get to save 10% which brings the ticket down to HK$153.
2. There is also a Late Saver option available for advance online booking. If you are willing to start your visit at 9.30pm, you get a 30% discount which means your ticket costs you HK$119 – frankly, we would not recommend this because it means that you would have to rush through to finish by closing time which is 10.30pm.
3. A 3-in-1 Combo package (Peak Tram, Peak Tower Sky Terrace & Madame Tussauds tickets) is available at the Garden Road Peak Tram Terminus – the combo ticket price for an adult is HK$220
4. Cameras are allowed all over Tussauds Hong Kong – except at Scream – so make the most of it and pose with all those celebs and villains, present and past.
5. Since there are no ropes or barriers between you and the wax models, you can actually pose amongst the wax figures – which anyway you look at it is a pretty good thrill.
6. There are ‘official’ Tussauds photographers who will happily photograph you with your favourite personalities – our advice is desist – because it is not worth the cost. Even if you are travelling alone, you will find enough visitors who are happy to oblige you by taking your snap.
7. If you are in the mood to splurge, do visit the souvenir shop where you can get to do some really self indulgent, narcissistic things such as get a wax mould done of your hands, get a customized 3D picture of yourself in a crystal cube and even get a small model of yourself!
Tussauds Hong Kong has around a hundred wax figures, distributed over six themed areas: Hong Kong Glamour, Historical and National Heroes, World Premiere, Scream, The Champions and Music Icons.
A major highlight at Tussauds Hong Kong, Scream is a five minute long interactive horror experience targeted at adults. It is based on the concept of an asylum whose inmates have escaped and with them on the loose, you better do so too! Set in a make believe abandoned asylum, Scream uses both live performers and wax monsters, lots of dark corridors, gore, flashing lights and bloodcurdling sounds to achieve the required scary effect. The Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussauds, London also features Scream – so whether its Hong Kong or London, people like being scared witless it seems!
Including Scream, a visit to Tussauds here should take you not more than an hour to an hour and a half.
The comparisons with Tussauds of London are inevitable - however having seen that too, we felt that while Tussauds Hong Kong is more 'Asianized' (even 'HongKong-ized' some would say) keeping in mind the target customers, it still is a pretty good show and well worth the visit if only to nicely round off the Peak experience along with the Peak Tram and Peak Tower Sky Terrace.
TIPS:
1. An adult entry ticket is priced at HK$170 – however if you buy the ticket in advance online (http://www.madametussauds.com/HongKong), you get to save 10% which brings the ticket down to HK$153.
2. There is also a Late Saver option available for advance online booking. If you are willing to start your visit at 9.30pm, you get a 30% discount which means your ticket costs you HK$119 – frankly, we would not recommend this because it means that you would have to rush through to finish by closing time which is 10.30pm.
3. A 3-in-1 Combo package (Peak Tram, Peak Tower Sky Terrace & Madame Tussauds tickets) is available at the Garden Road Peak Tram Terminus – the combo ticket price for an adult is HK$220
4. Cameras are allowed all over Tussauds Hong Kong – except at Scream – so make the most of it and pose with all those celebs and villains, present and past.
5. Since there are no ropes or barriers between you and the wax models, you can actually pose amongst the wax figures – which anyway you look at it is a pretty good thrill.
6. There are ‘official’ Tussauds photographers who will happily photograph you with your favourite personalities – our advice is desist – because it is not worth the cost. Even if you are travelling alone, you will find enough visitors who are happy to oblige you by taking your snap.
7. If you are in the mood to splurge, do visit the souvenir shop where you can get to do some really self indulgent, narcissistic things such as get a wax mould done of your hands, get a customized 3D picture of yourself in a crystal cube and even get a small model of yourself!
Written July 13, 2012
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Hi. Can we take a 2 year old child to the museum? Here in the site we can p ly buy tickets for 3 years old and up
Dominique Wei
Pontianak, Indonesia47 contributions
i think it's ok..
they have cartoon wax figure also, like doraemon, etc
Can i know did we will get free pay when at our birthday date until next 1 week . And did our friend will get disscount also?
Joshua200710
Hong Kong, China123 contributions
Not sure about it.
please advise with the current ticket price for adult and child if i book it from the ticket office directly not online
TravellingMumbaikar
Mumbai, India527 contributions
I had purchased the 3-in-1 Combo for HKD335 per person at the ticket office directly. Online price is HK315.
Check madametussauds website for online prices. The counter tickets will cost a bit more.
how much is the ticket?
BoBoyu
Hong Kong, China
Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry to hear that your visit did not meet your expectations
vincentneohc
Singapore, Singapore
Hi, where is Madame Tussauds Combo Kiosk to collect the combo ticket after purchasing online?
wendy9115
Singapore, Singapore82 contributions
they have two kiosk, one is for purchasing of tickets (on the right side of the entrance and the 2nd kiosk (red counter on the left) sells combo package.
Proceed to the second kiosk for ticket collection. Rmb to bring the card you use to buy the tickets for verification. Was prompt to show them my card.
Adeline T
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia222 contributions
Hi,
We are going to HK next month. We plan to take a taxi up to Victoria Peak and take the tram down. Do you reckon we go early morning, then visit Madame Tussauds early to avoid the crowd ? What other things to do up there at the peak ? After the visit to Madame Tussauds, where do you suggest to go ? What do they have in the city ?
Thanks.
SmitaNiteshAgarwal
India54 contributions
You can go to victoria peak by tram also ( hire a travel agent , that way you wont have to wait in the queue ) . Go there in the evening . Visit wax musuem first and then peak . Night view of peak is awwsome
Fluttershy_0927
Jebel Ali, United Arab Emirates111 contributions
Hello,
We are planning to visit the Peak with Madame Tussauds combo ticket. I'll buy to their website to avoid the que and have some discount.
MT + Peak Tram sky Pass. Do you think it will be worthy?
Considering (1) we can be there around 1 pm after hotel check in,
(2) I have 5 year old daughter with us,
and (3) we came from 7 hour flight from UAE.
Your suggestions are highly appreciated. TIA
iejayz
Malaysia180 contributions
It good to have a ticket ready before you arrive at that place. However if you buy from the website, you need to pick a date and you must utilise the ticket on the chosen date.
My suggestion is you may buy the entrance ticket from China Travel Services (CTS) at the Departure Hall HK Airport. The kiosk situated near starbucks. The ticket is open date ticket. So if you cannot go to the attraction place the day as you has planned, you may utilise the ticket before the expiry date.
You may also get tickets to other attraction place at the CTS. Plus the ticket price is cheaper from the website.
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