Madame Tussauds NYC Tickets & Tours 2025

Direct entry typically starts around €37–€40 and varies by date and time. Combos (e.g., with a hop-on hop-off bus) and city passes cost more upfront but can save overall if you’re visiting multiple attractions.

General admission to the museum’s themed zones featuring lifelike wax figures from movies, music, sports, and history. Some special experiences or photo ops may be add-ons—check the ticket page for current inclusions.

It’s in the Times Square/Theater District. Take the subway to Times Sq–42 St (1/2/3, N/Q/R/W, 7, A/C/E) and walk a few minutes. It’s also an easy walk from Bryant Park or Rockefeller Center.

Hours vary seasonally and by day; weekend afternoons and holidays are busiest. To avoid queues, choose weekday mornings or later evenings. Always check your ticket date for current times.

Most visits take 60–90 minutes. Tickets are generally single entry unless otherwise stated— plan your photos and break stops before exiting.

Yes—indoor, climate-controlled, and fun for all ages. Strollers are generally permitted; staff can direct you to elevator routes. Facilities are available onsite and there are many food options around Times Square.

Handheld photography is encouraged. Tripods and selfie sticks may be restricted—follow posted signs and staff directions. Be mindful of others; step aside after your shots so the next guest can take photos.

Yes, mobile QR tickets are accepted—keep brightness high at scanners. Many products offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before your time—always confirm on the product page.

Weekday mornings are the calmest. Rainy days and holidays increase footfall in Times Square— secure a timed slot and arrive 10–15 minutes early for smoother entry.

Yes—popular options include a Madame Tussauds + Big Bus combo and multi-attraction passes like the Explorer Pass or New York Pass. These can reduce the per-attraction cost.

Yes. Elevators and step-free routes are available. If you need assistance, ask a staff member on arrival; they can guide you to the best path through the exhibits.

Small bags are fine and subject to screening; large luggage is not permitted. Travel light to move easily through the exhibits and photo areas.

Yes—rotations and updates happen across the year, and seasonal features or new figures are added. Check current highlights on the ticket page before booking.

Step back for full-height portraits, use exhibit lighting, and try angles that mimic the red-carpet feel. Keep your camera ready—popular sets can move quickly during peak hours.

You’re steps from Broadway theaters, Times Square, Bryant Park, and quick subway rides to Rockefeller Center, MoMA, and Central Park.