Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum

We went in here on a Saturday afternoon. Admission was very reasonable, I think $30 for two adults. We were the only people inside, which I liked. It was dark and creepy and chilly, which I liked. Some of the scenes were unhinged, which I really liked. In short, this was my favorite attraction in Hot Springs. If you are strange and unusual like I myself am, you will like this place too. Be sure not to miss Arkansas’s first escalator (no longer in working condition) and a vinyl copy of an Ann-Margret album that is on display because she was romantically involved with some dude who worked there

The wax museum was awesome! Such great artistry and they were having free wine tastings! I loved the blackberry so much I had to grab a bottle before I hit the road.

My child and I enjoyed the entire museum. We didnt visit the horror side, by choice. It is a must see!

Very nice idea, and gave us some entertainment in hot springs, and had a friendly staff. I give it a 4/5 because the area for all of it was very dark, the figures looks super old and is a bit of a dated environment. Overall, I enjoyed it and it had some cool figures, but when compared to a museum like the one in Branson it just doesn’t meet the same standards. It is however pretty cheap being $15.

Took my 15 and my 8 year old sons and to start with my 8 year old was freaking out big time! But I told him we'd be in the seeing some Disney characters so he chilled out some... When he finally got to the wax Disney characters he lit up with excitement!!! He absolutely loved to see all the ones they had!!! My 15 yr old said it was "pretty cool" lol... They also have VR(virtual reality) there! So we did the reverse bungee jump well I attempted it but had to stop midway 🤣 and then they did Pinocchio's adventure after the reverse bungee jump... This was my second time to go. I wanted my kids to experience it so definitely recommend it for any age!!!

Nice museum. Wax figures were cool to see. There were some that looked a little off. Not something I would go out of the way for.

The museum is a little dated, but the artifacts from its days as Al Capones Southern Club were excellent. It is definitely worth seeing.

This wax museum was something I had not planned on visiting during my most recent stay in Hot Springs, and I had passed on it the first time. On a whim, I decided to take a chance, and I was pleasantly surprised by the exhibits. It was well worth the admission to see all the cool wax figures and learn more about the criminal history of Hot Springs. After the self-guided tour, the kind staff offered us samples of some excellent moonshine wine- the kind the gangsters used to drink. It’s something I would do it again, and I’d recommend it to those on the fence about visiting.