Madame Tussauds Singapore

5 stars! Absolutely amazing experience at Madame Tussauds Singapore!Just had the most fun time here with my family. They have wax figures of celebrities from India to international stars, plus the world's top political leaders. Loved the section on Singapore's history from the 19th century right up to the present.The boat ride taking you through all the scenic spots of Singapore was overwhelming in the best way. And the Marvel 4D show, a total must watch, so immersive! You can easily spend 4 to 5 hours wandering around. It's that good. Pro tip: Get there before 1pm to save some extra bucks on tickets.Highly recommend!

A Fun, Immersive and Truly Memorable Experience at Madame Tussauds Singapore! I had an amazing time visiting Madame Tussauds Singapore! This attraction definitely meet my expectations with its variety, interactivity, and incredibly lifelike wax figures. It was such a fun experience getting up close with so many iconic personalities from different eras and industries — from sports legends to movie stars, musicians, and historical figures. The wax figures are extremely detailed and realistic. I really enjoyed the sports zone where I got to “meet” Cristiano Ronaldo, Tiger Woods, and other champions — the setups were vibrant and made the photo opportunities feel extra dynamic. The martial arts area featuring Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan was another highlight, with dramatic poses that look perfect in photos. The music section was also a lot of fun, especially seeing figures styled for performance scenes — great for creative snapshots! I also appreciated the historical and cultural areas, where the displays were beautifully crafted with good lighting and storytelling. Each section is designed to let visitors interact, pose, and take memorable shots — and remember to use your “cultural pass” credits Overall, Madame Tussauds Singapore is a fantastic place to visit whether you’re with friends, family, or just exploring on your own. A highly enjoyable experience full of fun, creativity, and great photo moments. Definitely worth a visit!

Madame Tussauds Singapore was a bit underwhelming for me, as a large portion of the exhibits featured Bollywood wax figures. While the quality is good, I expected this wax museum in Singapore to showcase more local Singaporean icons, Southeast Asian celebrities, and even K-pop idols, given that it’s one of the key Singapore attractions. Adding more regional and Asian pop culture figures would make the experience feel more relevant and engaging for visitors in this region.

A visit to the wax museum on Sentosa isn't just an activity; it's a captivating journey through the worlds of history, culture, and celebrity glamour, making it unequivocally one of the premier attractions of its kind in the region. The decision to visit on a weekday is a wise one, as the reduced crowds transform the experience entirely. Instead of navigating a bustling environment, you are afforded the luxury of time and space. This allows for a more personal and unhurried exploration, giving you the freedom to truly appreciate the incredible artistry of each figure and capture those perfect, unobstructed photographs without the pressure of a queue behind you. What truly sets this museum apart is its thoughtful curation, which masterfully intertwines Singapore's rich heritage with the dazzling allure of international superstardom. You can embark on a fascinating voyage through the nation's history, standing alongside the very pioneers and leaders who shaped Singapore into the metropolis it is today. Then, just moments later, you can find yourself sharing the limelight with Hollywood's elite, striking a pose with music industry legends, or standing shoulder-to-shoulder with global sports icons. This seamless blend of local flavor and worldwide fame creates a uniquely comprehensive and engaging narrative. Beyond the static figures, the experience is designed to be interactive and deeply immersive. The intricate sets, props, and thematic zones invite you to become part of the story. Whether you're sinking a putt alongside a famous golfer, sharing a couch with a talk-show host, or taking the stage with a pop star, the museum provides countless opportunities for fun and memorable interactions. It's an experience that transcends mere observation, making it a must-visit attraction on Sentosa for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. It is, without a doubt, a highly recommended highlight for any itinerary.

Visiting Madame Tussauds Singapore was a truly marvelous experience! The attraction beautifully combines Singapore’s rich history with the excitement of modern celebrity culture. The journey begins with an engaging presentation of Singapore’s past from its early days as a small trading port to the thriving global city it is today. The historical zone gives visitors a glimpse into the nation’s growth, featuring key figures and moments that shaped Singapore’s identity. Overall, Madame Tussauds Singapore offers both an educational and entertaining journey blending Singapore’s historical pride with the glamour of today’s stars. It’s definitely a must-visit attraction for anyone who wants to explore the story of Singapore while having fun with stunningly realistic wax figures.

Located on Sentosa Island, Madam Tussauds Singapore offers a far more interactive and engaging experience than simply posing next to wax figures. It successfully integrates local flavor, global celebrities, and immersive elements, making it a worthwhile stop for families, couples, and pop culture enthusiasts alike. Madam Tussauds Singapore has evolved beyond a static museum into a modern, themed entertainment attraction. The inclusion of the "Spirit of Singapore" boat ride and the thrilling "Marvel 4D" cinema truly elevates the experience beyond what one might expect from a traditional wax museum. If you are looking for an hour or two of lighthearted, memorable fun and great photo ops with your favorite stars, this is highly recommended. Recommended For: Families with teenagers, international tourists, and fans of Asian pop culture. Highlights: The Spirit of Singapore boat ride and the highly detailed K-Wave zone #Madam #Tussads #Singapore

Madame Tussauds, Singapore is a must watch place on Santosa Island. Great Indian Celebrities to International Level chivalrous statue available to watch. Must is a Marvel 4D Show. Don't miss it. Worth to watch that Show. You need to park your stroller outside. Showing Singapore Country History from 1800 to 2025.

overall quite a fun experience . mine was a complimentary ticket . but would still buy tickets and visit with my other half some other day. there is a 3 mins boat ride included as well . the statues look pretty good with high resemblance to the actual persons for some .

This place is so cool! I have never been to a Madame Tussauds before, so it was a new experience for me. I liked how our tickets included walking around the wax museum, going on a short boat ride and doing the Marvel experience. The boat ride was cute, but definitely shorter than I was expecting. I guess it makes sense since they built it inside of the building. The wax figures were amazing! They were so realistic. It was very impressive to watch the videos and see how much work goes into each one. The Marvel experience was pretty fun too, but it honestly didn't feel like it was related to Marvel at all. I thought it would actually be the actors from Marvel movies in this short film but it was animated and they had different voice actors. It was still cool, but I was expecting a bit more from it.

We went to Madame Tussauds first thing in Singapore. Why? Because years ago we liked Images of Singapore which is now included. Images of Singapore is not entirely what it used to be but it still gives a nice view on the history of Singapore. Combined with the wax figures and the 4D Marvel movie it is still quite a nice experience.

I have been to Madame Tussauds in New York and London, and can't help but compare the overall experience here to those larger and more impressive attractions. Sadly, It doesn't seem to compare on many levels. The greatest disappointment was the small one of a kind Boat Ride that (IMHO) is a poorly conceived waste of space. Themed as a celebration of Singapore, the overall presentation is amazingly lackluster, deserted and sad. After watching the YouTube video which shows a computer generated ride thru, we were underwhelmed when the actual ride was only a fraction as good. The official video adds magical visual effects that oversells the experience so much that it should be removed from YouTube. In reality, it's a 5 minute ride through a collage of Singapore themed scenery that has been chopped up and jammed into a small matchbox size space. There are zero magical effects and the reality is dull, flat and lifeless. The Boat moved so sluggishly that if we'd gone any slower, we would have started floating backwards. Boats return to the Loading dock and guests unload in the same spot where they got on - So there's no sense of a journey or using the ride to transport guests to another world. You alight from the boat bewildered at the lackluster experience. After exiting the boat ride and entering the Wax Museum, you maneuver through a maze of themed rooms with sensible groupings of predictable figures: Political, Sports, Hollywood, Bollywood, Local, Pop Stars, etc. Some are more life-like than others. You'll be surprised at some of the celebrity's heights: Taylor Swift (tall) and Tom Cruise (short) were fun to see. Tips: When taking photos, position your camera precisely so the celebrity is looking directly into the camera lens. This makes a big difference in getting a "believable" and life-like shot. Also, online tickets are cheaper than if you buy them at the door. (And watch that boat ride video while you're at their website) The Good: Hmmmm (I'm thinking) If you're a narcissist and love photos of yourself + you love celebrities - This place is for you. Put on your best dress, slather on the makeup, don your highest heels, grab your boyfriend (+ his camera + his wallet), and strut on over to Sentosa. The Bad: The admission price is a poor value. We were finished in half an hour. The boat ride is underwhelming in every sense (they should revisit it and revise the creative intent). Predictable selection of figures. Overall size and scope of the attraction is small and looks built on a budget. The Verdict: By definition - a Tourist Trap! Another overpriced, under delivering (ie. boring) attraction on Sentosa. If you're looking for an exciting day on Sentosa - leave your high heels at home and head to Universal Studios or some of Sentosa's other attractions (skytower, luge, indoor skydiving, zip line,the beach etc) are all (IMHO) better and more memorable experiences.

For the first time in Singapore, Madame Tussauds! I was quite impressed that they'd actually brought in all the major superstars. Even more impressed when I saw all my favourite Bollywood stars like Aishwarya Rai, Hrithik Roshan and etc. I do feel the absence of the other waxed ones like those of Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor. But heck! I guess it's fair enough. The latter is not as famous as the ones there. *sniggers* Quite reasonably, they had all the waxed figures of Singapore's own celebrities like Gurmit Singh, Zoe Tay, Fandi Ahmad and etc. They also had some other Asian celebrities who I unfortunately failed to recognise (any of them as a matter of fact). I have to point out though that the navigation of the place could have been better. Once you reached E.T., the alien, majority of the people there thought that that was the end of the exhibition. So we all retraced back our steps to the entrance to leave, only to be told that the exit is at the other end where Brad & Angelina are. "What? Brad and Angelina?? We didn't see those! You mean there are more?!" There was a hidden pathway where many more major Hollywood superstars stood. So well, for those of you who have not gone there yet, remember E.T. is not there to tell you to go, "Home!"

Took my visiting parents and our kids here today and were pleasantly surprised by how interactive it is! Yes, there are the wax statues- which are very lifelike- but many also include some sort of props that make taking pictures with the statues more fun and interesting than just standing next to them. Our kids had a blast and there was a very good variety of celebrities from different countries and cultures. One thing, though- my daughters were very disappointed that the Taylor Swift statue has been removed, as they were really looking forward to having their photos taken with her and she is pictured in all of the advertisements for the museum. I would recommend taking guests there again, or visiting it yourself if you haven't done so.