This is the main public entrance for all ticket holders, including Fast Track visitors. A security check is mandatory, and entry is strictly timed, so arriving 10 to 15 mins early is recommended.
Start at the main entrance on Marylebone Road. The visit follows a guided internal flow through themed zones spread across several floors, ending near the exit and gift shop.
This is the main public entrance for all ticket holders, including Fast Track visitors. A security check is mandatory, and entry is strictly timed, so arriving 10 to 15 mins early is recommended.
Once inside, staff guide visitors through zones in a set order. While you can spend as long as you like in each zone, movement between areas generally follows a one-way flow to manage crowds.
Key highlights such as the Marvel Super Heroes 4D experience and the Spirit of London ride are integrated into the route. Short waits are common here, especially during peak hours.
The route ends near the gift shop and exit area, where you can browse souvenirs or take a short break before leaving.
Madame Tussauds Tickets
Combo: Madame Tussauds + London Eye Tickets
Combo: London Eye + Madame Tussauds + SEA LIFE Tickets
Combo: Madame Tussauds + SEA LIFE London Tickets
Choosing the right ticket depends on how busy your travel dates are and how much time you want inside.
Address: Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LR, United Kingdom
Located near Baker Street, the attraction is easy to reach from central London and close to Regent’s Park.
Closest attraction: Sherlock Holmes Museum (320m)
Most visitors spend 2–3 hours to comfortably see all zones, take photos, enjoy rides, and pause at interactive exhibits without feeling rushed.
Yes, the Spirit of London ride, Royals zone corners, and Bollywood sets often have unique angles that most visitors overlook for memorable photos.
Standard tickets are valid for a single day only. Only special combo or multi-attraction passes allow extended entry across multiple days.
Personal cameras and smartphones are fine. Tripods are not allowed, and flash is restricted in 4D and Spirit of London areas.
Fast-track allows entry through a priority entrance, reducing queue times by 15-30 minutes during peak hours, especially weekends and school holidays.
Yes, zones like Spirit of London and Sports are family-friendly. However, Chamber of Horrors and 4D Marvel rides are recommended for older children.
Weekdays, especially mid-mornings, and shoulder seasons like January–March or September provide lighter footfall and smoother movement through all zones.
Yes, combo tickets with the London Eye, SEA LIFE London, or Tower of London save money and simplify multi-attraction planning.
No, timed tickets only grant entry. Visitors can stay inside and move freely, taking photos or revisiting zones without additional time restrictions.
| Ticket type | What's included | Best for | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|
Standard Entry | Timed entry, access to all zones and rides | Visitors on flexible schedules | From £29 |
Fast Track Entry | Priority entry, reduced wait time | Peak days, weekends, school holidays and when you are on a tight schedule | From £44 |
Combo Tickets | Madame Tussauds + another London attraction (London Eye, Tower of London or SEA LIFE London) | Visitors wanting better value, reduced hassle to book separate tickets and streamlined sightseeing | From £49 |
Weekdays, especially Tuesday to Thursday, mean lighter crowds and smoother movement between zones. Weekends offer longer opening hours and a livelier atmosphere, but expect heavier footfall, longer waits for Marvel and Royals, and busier photo spots.
June to August and December bring extended hours and seasonal energy, but also denser crowds and slower queue movement. January to March and September feel calmer, with shorter waits, easier photos, and more breathing room across popular zones.
Address: Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LR, United Kingdom
Located near Baker Street, the attraction is easy to reach from central London and close to Regent’s Park.
Closest attraction: Sherlock Holmes Museum (320m)
Madame Tussauds London’s gift shop is located at the exit on Marylebone Road. Visitors can browse wax figure replicas, keychains, postcards, T-shirts, mugs, and celebrity-themed merchandise from zones like Marvel, Royals, and A-List Celebrities. Payment is by card or contactless.
Casual spot serving gourmet burgers, loaded fries, and milkshakes. Perfect for a quick, satisfying meal before or after exploring Madame Tussauds, with friendly service and relaxed seating.
Classic British fish and chips cooked to order, featuring crispy batter and fresh fish. A traditional takeaway-style experience ideal for families and visitors seeking hearty local flavours.
Authentic Neapolitan pizzas with fresh ingredients, wood-fired crusts, and traditional Italian recipes. Cozy, casual dining that’s perfect for a quick lunch or relaxed evening near the museum.
Contemporary Japanese restaurant offering sushi, sashimi, and hot dishes in a sleek, modern setting. Ideal for a light, flavourful meal just minutes from Madame Tussauds London.
Madame Tussauds London is located in Marylebone, an elegant neighborhood featuring Georgian architecture, chic boutiques, and close access to Regent’s Park. It’s perfect for walking to the museum and nearby Baker Street attractions, combining convenience with a refined London atmosphere.
Most visitors spend 2–3 hours to comfortably see all zones, take photos, enjoy rides, and pause at interactive exhibits without feeling rushed.
Yes, the Spirit of London ride, Royals zone corners, and Bollywood sets often have unique angles that most visitors overlook for memorable photos.
Standard tickets are valid for a single day only. Only special combo or multi-attraction passes allow extended entry across multiple days.
Personal cameras and smartphones are fine. Tripods are not allowed, and flash is restricted in 4D and Spirit of London areas.
Fast-track allows entry through a priority entrance, reducing queue times by 15-30 minutes during peak hours, especially weekends and school holidays.
Yes, zones like Spirit of London and Sports are family-friendly. However, Chamber of Horrors and 4D Marvel rides are recommended for older children.
Weekdays, especially mid-mornings, and shoulder seasons like January–March or September provide lighter footfall and smoother movement through all zones.
Yes, combo tickets with the London Eye, SEA LIFE London, or Tower of London save money and simplify multi-attraction planning.
No, timed tickets only grant entry. Visitors can stay inside and move freely, taking photos or revisiting zones without additional time restrictions.