Madame Tussauds London Fast-Track Tickets

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London, England

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About this tour

Fast-track admission to Madame Tussauds on Marylebone Road, the original wax-figure attraction near Baker Street. Inside you'll move through themed zones packed with lifelike figures of actors, musicians, athletes, royals, and world leaders, with the whole point being to walk right up and take photos with them. Some tickets add fast-track entry through a dedicated door, and others include a drink at the 1835 Champagne Bar. Plan on about two to three hours to see it all.

Highlights

Pose with lifelike wax figures of celebrities, royals, historical icons, and sports legends.
Walk through themed zones with interactive, hands-on exhibits.
Get right up next to your favorite stars for close-up photos.
Grab one-of-a-kind photos you can't take anywhere else.
Set on Marylebone Road right beside Baker Street, easy to fold into a day in central London.
An indoor attraction, so it holds up well on a rainy London day.

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Included / Excluded

Entry to Madame Tussauds London
Fast-track priority access through a dedicated entrance (depending on the option you choose)
Drink at the 1835 Champagne Bar (depending on the option you choose)

Good to Know Before You Visit

Madame Tussauds London is laid out as a series of themed zones, and the idea is simple: walk right up to the figures and take your photos. The Royal Family zone puts you alongside the British monarchy, while the Film zone recreates the big screen with characters from blockbuster movies. The Music zone has pop and rock figures to pose with, the Sports zone lines up world-class athletes, and the World Leaders zone gathers influential figures from past and present. Lifelike detail, interactive displays, and photo ops run throughout, and the exact lineup shifts over time as figures are added and retired.

The attraction sits on Marylebone Road, NW1 5LR. The easiest way in is the London Underground to Baker Street station, a short walk away and served by several lines; a number of bus routes also stop nearby. Driving is not recommended given limited parking and heavy traffic. Opening hours shift by day and season, so confirm them on the official site before you go; it is typically closed on 25 December, with some seasonal closures as well, and hours may run longer during peak periods and holidays.

Weather in London

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Mon, Oct 26 62°F17°C 50°F10°C Rain 69%

Tue, Oct 27 62°F17°C 51°F10°C Rain 31%

Wed, Oct 28 59°F15°C 49°F10°C Rain 8%

Thu, Oct 29 57°F14°C 47°F8°C Rain 5%

Local time 8:03 AM, UTC+01:00

Available Days / Times

Monday : 10:00
Tuesday : 10:00
Wednesday : 10:00
Thursday : 10:00
Friday : 10:00
Saturday : 10:00
Sunday : 10:00

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

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Important Information

Book online ahead of time to lock in entry and save time at the door.
Check the official site for current opening hours before you go.
Come early in the day to beat the longest lines, especially in peak season.
A combination ticket can be worth it if you plan to see other nearby attractions.
Photography is allowed, so bring a camera for the photo stops.
Set aside two to three hours to see everything.
Check whether any special events or themed exhibits are running during your visit.
Expect security checks, including bag inspections, on entry.
Don't touch or climb on the wax figures.
Follow directions from the staff.
Keep a safe distance from the exhibits.
Keep children supervised throughout.
No food or drink inside the exhibit areas.
Be considerate of other visitors and keep the noise down.

FAQs

How do I book tickets for Madame Tussauds London?

You can book online through our site, which secures your entry and gets you the best available price.

Where is Madame Tussauds London located?

It's on Marylebone Road in central London, a short walk from Baker Street station.

When is the best time to visit Madame Tussauds London?

Weekday mornings and the off-season are the quietest. Booking online ahead of time keeps the visit smooth whenever you go.

How long does a visit usually take?

Most people spend about two to three hours, which is enough time to work through all the zones.

Are there any discounts on tickets?

Yes, online deals and discounts are often available when you book through our site.

Can I take photos inside?

Yes, photography is allowed, so bring a camera for shots with the figures.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes, it's a family-friendly attraction that works for all ages.

Are there dining options inside?

There are snack and drink kiosks inside, and plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby for a full meal.

Is the attraction accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes, it works to be accessible to all visitors. Contact them directly for specifics about your needs.

What if there's a problem with tickets booked through this site?

Reach out to our customer support team and we'll help sort out any issue with your booking.

What is Madame Tussauds London and how did it start?

It's the original branch of the wax-figure attraction. Marie Tussaud began modelling in wax in the late 18th century and set up a permanent London exhibition in 1835; the current Marylebone Road home has welcomed visitors since 1884.

Is there a ride at Madame Tussauds London?

Yes, the Spirit of London is a short dark ride through the city's history, and some tickets bundle in extras like a 4D cinema feature.

Does the same wax figure lineup stay year after year?

No. Figures are added and retired over time as new names rise to fame, so the exact lineup changes from year to year.