Madame Tussauds New York

Kiran 

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3 years ago

A sign of New York's decay New York used to be a city like no other. People came here from all over the world to see the things they couldn't see anywhere else. And the people who lived here owned the city - they were the ones that made it what it is through the sheer power of their personalities. New York had a magic, a history and a character of its own. That's all long gone. The city is slowly turning into Disneyworld Jr. It is built less and less for the people who live here (in fact, does ANYONE live in Manhattan anymor... read more

Jolene 

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3 years ago

Prices are high Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum is a lot of fun -- the wax statues are so real, it's incredible. People of all ages will enjoy this place -- both kids and adults. There are celebrities, politicians, historical figures -- all created with lifelike features. It is centrally located -- right in the middle of Times Square. I just wish the admission prices weren't so expensive. I've had a lot of out of town visitors who would have loved to go -- but the high prices just didn't seem worth it when there is so much else ... read more

Christine 

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3 years ago

If You Think A Bunch Of Wax Is Boring, Think Again! I LOVE Madame Tussauds museum. The place is huge. It has many different rooms featuring many different famous people. The first room is a bunch of A list celebs at a cocktail party, like Roin Williams, Whoppie Goldberg, Lenny Kravitz, Samuel L. Jackson... the list goes on and on. It is amazing how REAL they look. You can get up close and personal with each was sculpture. I have fooled many people with pictures from this museum who think I've met them for real! As you keep t... read more

Timothy 

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3 years ago

Wow'd by Wax I have never been to another wax museum, but this one had tons of people. All types of famous people, musicians, sports stars, and even Simon from American Idol. That was a great feature, a karoake session set up in front of Simon. I thought it was a bit pricey while paying for admission, but afterwards it was worth it. Check this place out!