Madame Tussauds London Tours and Tickets

You need around two hours at Madame Tussauds London. While you can explore this self-guided attraction at a faster or slower pace, two hours lets you admire all 150 wax figures and enjoy extra attractions such as the Marvel 4D experience and the Spirit of London ride.

You can avoid queues at Madame Tussaud's London by booking a fast-track ticket. This ticket lets you enter the attraction via a different entrance, ensuring you won't have to line up. With standard tickets, even though you'll be assigned a time slot, you might still have to wait to get in.

The last entry to Madame Tussauds London is at the same time as closing. Hours differ depending on the day, and whether it's during the school holidays, so you'll need to check the website for the exact closing time, which ranges from mid-afternoon until the early evening.

No, you can't touch the wax figures at Madame Tussauds London—this could damage the features of the waxworks. However, you are encouraged to snap photographs with your favorite waxwork celebrities so you can stand close to the figures for the best shots.

Yes, you can take your own pictures in Madame Tussauds London–in fact, you're very much encouraged to document your visit using your smartphone or camera. If you're filming or taking photographs for professional purposes, contact the attraction for permission.

Yes, you can bring water (as well as other food and drink into the attraction). However, you can't bring in alcohol, and if the staff feel what you're eating or drinking is affecting the experience for others, you might be asked to put it away.