MADAME TUSSAUDS

About Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds is one of the most hunted tourist attractions of Hong Kong which boasts of being the first wax museum of Asia. The museum houses over 100 realistic wax figurines of distinguished national and international celebrities with which you can spend some special moments. It also has 11 interactive zones across several floors of the museum where you can spend time with your favourite icons. The museum was opened for the visitors in 2000 inside the Peak Tower of the Victoria Peak which is counted as one of the major tourist attractions of beautiful Hong Kong.

Inside the museum is an altogether different world where you can take selfies with the most powerful monarchy of the world Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, share the stage with Lady Gaga, show your kung fu skills with Bruce Lee or immerse into the pop culture in the K-Wave zone. The list of wax figurines of the Madame Tussauds museum keeps changing from time to time. There are a number of new figures added to the museum’s grand collection while the old ones are replaced or updated.

After touring around the different floors your star-studded trip ends at the souvenir shop where wax collectables are on display for sale. You can take your best picks from a wide range of gifts and buy some knickknacks. There are different packages on Madame Tussaud's museum day trip on which amazing discounts are available on online booking. After visiting the galleries and spending some real fun time with your favourite celebrities you can enjoy a complimentary meal from the food joint inside the museum.

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Essential Information

Location: Shop P101, The Peak Tower, No. 128, Peak Road, The Peak Hong Kong, China

Timings: Every day between 10 AM -10 PM

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Attraction Pass Types    

Before planning your trip to the Madame Tussauds museum, take a quick look at the best deal offers on tickets and passes of Madame Tussauds and avail exciting tour packages:

Late saver- Online price for an individual is HK$180. Visit after 7 PM and save 35% off on your booking price. Visa, Master Card, China Union Pay (CUP) Credit Card and Alipay are accepted. 

Online Saver- Online prices for entry tickets are HK$ 232 for people between (12-64) years, HK$ 196 for children between (3-11) years and senior citizens (65+) years. Children under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult and there is no entry fee for those under 3 years. Visa, Master and CUP Cards are accepted. 

2-in-1 Combo- The combo package includes museum entry tickets+ Peak Tram return tickets (access to Peak Tram via boarding lines), free snacks & free guidebook. Ticket prices are HK$ 305 (for adults) and HK$ 220 (for children and seniors above 65 years). 

3-in-1 Combo- This package includes entry tickets +Peak Tram Return Ticket, access to Peak Tram via Boarding Lane, free guidebook and Sky Terrace 428 (you can get a panoramic 360-degree view of Hong Kong city). Tickets are available at the Garden Road Peak Tram Terminus Combo Kiosk every day from 9:30 AM -9 PM.  Prices of tickets are HK$ 300 (for adults) and HK$ 260 (for children and seniors). 

There are other attraction passes which give super saver offers on online booking. Check out for your best deals:


ONLINE SAVERS

Superstar Ticket- Package includes free guidebook +6R photo. Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master, CUP & Alipay). Ticket prices start from HK$ 290 (for adults), HK$ 240 (for children& seniors).

VIP Ticket- Package includes VIP express lane +free guidebook +6R photo +souvenir. Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master, CUP & Alipay). Ticket prices start from HK$ 390 (for adults), HK$ 350 (for children& seniors).

Late Saver- Visit after 7 PM and save more than 35%. Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master, CUP & Alipay). Ticket Price starts from HK$ 180.

Online Saver- Book your tickets online and save up to HK$ 66. Package includes entry to the museum. Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master & CUP). Prices of tickets are HK$ 232 (for adults) and HK$ 196 (for children and seniors).

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SPECIAL PACKAGES: COMBO WITH PEAK TRAM AND SAVE MORE

Student Glamour Package- Package includes entry ticket to museum +Peak Tram return ticket. Offers are applicable to all nationalities. To avail, special discount students have to produce valid identification proof. All cards are accepted. Ticket price starts from HK$ 240.

2-in-1-combo- Package includes the entry ticket to museum +Peak Tram returns ticket +free snacks +free guidebook. Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master, CUP & Alipay). Ticket prices start from HK$ 305 (for adults), HK$ 220 (for children& seniors).

3-in-1-combo- Package includes entry ticket to museum +Peak Tram return ticket (via Peak Tram special lane) +Sky Terrace 428 +free guidebook. Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master, CUP % Alipay). Ticket prices start from HK$ 350 (for adults), HK$ 260 (for children& seniors).

4-in1-combos- Package includes entry ticket to museum +Peak Tram return ticket (via Peak Tram special lane) + Sky Terrace 428 +sightseeing in Big Bus (It’s a guided tour in which you can enjoy the best views of the distinct city landmarks and know about its history). Payment can be made through cards (Visa, Master, CUP & Alipay). Ticket prices start from HK$ 499 (for individuals above 3 years).

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GROUP TICKET

Group Ticket- Visit in a group of 10 or more to the museum and save up to 55% in your group ticket. Ticket price starts from HK$ 230.

2-in-1-combo- The group ticket package for 10 or more people includes entry to Madame Tussauds +Peak tram return tickets. All cards are accepted. Ticket price starts from HK$ 270 (for adults) and HK$ 230 (for children and seniors).

3-in-1-combo- Group ticket package for 10 or more people includes entry to Madame Tussauds +Peak tram return tickets +Sky Terrace 428. All cards are accepted. Ticket price starts from HK$ 310 (for adults) and HK$ 260 (for children and seniors).

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Experiences in Madame Tussauds Hong Kong 

Walk along the expansive floor area of the museum and visit the galleries to meet your role models and spend some me-time with them. Here are some of the popular galleries of the Madame Tussauds museum to which you should take a chance for a day trip:

1. Selfie Gallery- A place where you enjoy a celeb status being the star of the show. The silver themed Selfie Gallery is specially designed for snapping Insta famous photos with 3D features and flamboyant layout under vivid backdrops flooded with neon lights. And after a tiring day trip in the Peak Tram, you can enjoy great selfie time and savour piping hot lattes or the decadent Hokkaido Rice or any other tasty treat.

2. Hong Kong Glamour- You can come close with your Hollywood heartthrobs or legends from all walks of life and enjoy some incredible moments in the hottest celebrity party of Hong Kong. Hold your breath to strike a pose with Hollywood siren Angelina Jolie or feel the moment of being crowned Miss Universe by the Filipino-German pageant winner Pia Wurtzbach. This is the first-ever museum which uses hologram technology along with the traditional one to feature Hong Kong’s heartthrob Jackson Wand in different versions.

3. Art Gallery- Are you a long-time admirer of the avant-garde paintings of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama? Art Gallery in the Madame Tussauds museum is your best corner which beckons you for a visual journey never to forget. You are bound to get lost in the make-believe space created by the artist where the border between oneself and space fades away by using dramatic light effects and parallel mirrors. A perfect setting for some Instagram photos that will keep you amidst all talks of friends!

4. Fashion Zone- Do you really want to go back to the go-as-you-like sessions of school days?  The Fashion Zone of Madame Tussauds museum has everything to fulfil your long-cherished wish with its cutting edge technology application and dynamic fashion trends. This zone features some of the eccentric characters such as “Jack Sparrow” or “Edward Scissorhands” which attract visitors to meet the wax figurine of Johnny Deep. If you are for the glitz and glamour of the fashion world, stop for a while and strike a pose with social media siren Kendall Jenner or strut down the ramp with the dashing Robert Pattinson on your arms. 

5. Historical and National Heroes- Meet the historical figures of the world in this gallery in all their resplendent fineries and take an opportunity to make special memories with them. You can meet Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II or rub shoulders with the political giants such as Barack Obama, Xi Jing Ping, Donald Trump and Narendra Modi and interview them face-to-face. In this gallery, you will be astonished to spot the realistic effigies of the greatest freedom fighters of the world such as Mahatma Gandhi or Joko Widodo who have ruled the hearts of the people. 

6. All the Zones- The other zones of the Madame Tussauds museum hosts the World Premier Zone, Kung Fu Zone, K-Wave Zone, The Champions Zone, Music Icons Zone, Animated World Zone and the Gift Shop Zone where you can spend fun time and do almost everything you want to.  Whether it is about buying a keepsake to take back home or watch your little one with their favourite cartoon characters viz. Iron Man, Hello Kitty etc. or pretending your moonwalking skills with Michael Jackson and Taylor Swift or meet the icons of all walks of life, every zone in the museum has something to astonish visitors of all tastes.

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Places to visit near Madame Tussauds  

There are a number of places near the Madame Tussauds museum that attract visitors and are a must include in your itineraries for the Hong Kong trip. Here’s a rundown of a few interesting places close to your destination:

1. Peak Tower- Enjoy a plethora of head-turning experiences at the Victoria Peak which has everything to allure you with its varied range of amusements for tourists. The 120 years old tramway gives you an exhilarating experience of being on the top of the world from where you can get a bird’s eye view of the Hong Kong city. Also, you can enjoy unforgettable shopping and dining experiences at the Peak Tower, unlike any other city.

2. Trick Eye Museum Hong Kong- The Trick Eye Museum in Hong Kong offers a visual treat to its visitors in the true sense with its manicured artificial landscapes of the Secret Garden, Hong Kong Discovery and Neverland that make this place a magical haven. The most highlighted feature of the Trick Eye Museum is the paintings created by using the “Trompe I’ O” technique which renders an optical illusion to the eyes when viewed from various angles. The 3D art museum provides interactive classes to the students and strives to environmental lessons beyond the classroom. 

3. Tramway Experience- The best way to get a night view of the bustling city of Hong Kong is by taking a Peak Tram which takes you back to the earlier times of the 19th and 20th centuries. The Peak Tram Historical Gallery has approximately 200 memorabilia that are categorised into 15 themes according to their chronological orders. The timings are between 7 AM till midnight except on public holidays. 

4. Man Mo Temple- This is one of the most popular weekend destinations in Hong Kong for spending family time and get drenched in the array of entertainments. The extraordinary architecture of the Man Mo Temple with its innovative layout makes the places highly coveted for visitors. Don’t forget to bring your camera and capture some special moments in the temple. 

5. Victoria Harbour- Located in an urban landscape between the Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula the Victoria Harbour is a must-visit place in the city which has witnessed its gradual development from an undersized British Colony to a megalopolis. The stunning city skyline across the South China Sea waters, the annual firework show, promenades on either side of the harbour and the joie de vivre of a city are all that make Victoria Harbour one of the most visited sites of tourist interest.  Every night at 8 PM you can see the “Symphony of Lights” (a synchronisation of light and fireworks) show from the Avenue of Stars on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront which is the best place for its viewing. Victoria Harbour Hong Kong Night Tour, Flat 20% Off, Book Now!

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Best Time to Visit Madame Tussauds Hong Kong 

According to travel experts, the best time to visit Madame Tussauds is before sunset when you can get the best view of the harbour in daylight and at night time. Also at night, you can see the amazing skyline of the Hong Kong city from the Sky Terrace.

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Tips for Visiting Madame Tussauds Hong Kong  

Take a look at the few things you need to know and remember before planning your trip to Madame Tussauds which is one of the most highlighted sites of attraction in Hong Kong:

- Madame Tussauds wax museum does not house too many western celebrities, unlike the Chinese. You can find wax figurines of Tiger Wood and David Beckham among its collections. So, it's recommended that you should collect a fair amount of information about the Chinese and other Asian celebrities before visiting Madame Tussauds so that you can relate your acquaintance with the figurines you find there.
- DO NOT forget to bring your Id proof before entering the museum.
- If you are a senior citizen (over 50 years of age), ask for the entrance fee concession provided to them. For this, you may need to show your age proof.
- As the museum is located on a hilltop, you will need to board on to a tilt cable car from Central Hong Kong. If you find it difficult to find one, it is better to seek the help of the locals. 
- It may take you an entire day to make a complete tour around the museum and its surroundings and you are likely to feel tired and hungry after your day trip. To sate your hunger you can try a bowl of yummy hot Wanton Noodles at the Mask Noodles (a Michelin starred food joint located just outside the museum).

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How to reach Madame Tussauds from Airport? 

The Madame Tussauds museum is located at The Peak which is a major tourist attraction in Hong Kong city and takes about 15 minutes from Central to take an uphill journey to the exhibition. There are various modes of conveyance viz. shuttle bus, minibus, bus or by Peak Tram. From Central (Two IFC) to The Peak Tower, Minibus No.1 commutes at every 10 minutes to and fro and costs approximately $ 10.20. You can also avail Bus (15 special route), Bus 15 and Bus 15B to reach the museum. The fares of the buses range between $ (10-12). The best way to reach the museum is by Peak Tram which operates every day (including Sundays and Public Holidays) at an interval of 15 minutes. The timings are between 7 AM till midnight.

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FAQs 

Q1. Can I take food and drink into Madame Tussauds?

No, you cannot carry outside food or beverage inside the museum precincts. There are food joints outside the museum where different kinds of refreshments are available. 

Q2. Where can I buy food and drink in Madame Tussauds?

In the Selfie Gallery of the museum, refreshment items are available. At the exit of the museum, there is a beverage stall from where you can buy drinks.

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Q3. How long can I normally expect a visit to last?

It takes around one and an hour approximately for a complete tour around the Madame Tussauds museum. 

Q4. Are pets allowed into Madame Tussauds?

No, pets or other animals are not allowed inside Madame Tussauds museum.

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Q5. Can I bring a camera?

Yes, you can bring your camera and take photos of all the galleries except the wax figurine of Jackie Chang.

Q6. Am I allowed to touch the figures?

Yes, in the museum you can get close and personal with the wax figurines preserved in the galleries. You can enjoy a special interactive session and take selfies with the statues of the historical leaders, celebs and other iconic personalities.

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Q7. Is there anywhere to leave bags or any lockers?

No, there is no provision for storing your belongings at the Madame Tussauds museum. For this reason, visitors are not allowed to leave their bags and other objects at the museum.

Q8. Can I buy photographs at Madame Tussauds?

Yes, you can buy photographs from the different collection points inside the Madame Tussauds museum. Apart from that, mugs, key rings, glass cubes, magnet etc. are among the collectables that attract the visitors for buying. 

Q9. Is there a special rate for group visits?

Yes, Madame Tussauds offers discounted rates on group bookings from community organisations, schools, NGOs, travel agents, travel groups, corporates and others.

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