The Madame Tussa Wax Museum, originally founded by the wax sculptor Mrs. Tusa in London, England, now has branches in Amsterdam, New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Las Vegas. Sydney is the thirteenth wax museum in the world. Sydney Madame Tusa Wax Museum (Madame Tussauds Sydney) is the highest craftsmanship wax museum in the world, with many world celebrities designed in the museum, and the true and false wax figures are often difficult to tell, and it is a very important stop in Sydney tourist attractions.
According to the map of Sydney, the Sydney Wax Museum is located in the (Darling Harbour) center of Darling Port in downtown Sydney, close to the Sydney Marine Aquarium (Sydney Sea Life Aquarium) and the (Taronga Zoo) Zoo of Teranga Zoo. Sydney is now an interesting new interactive attraction in Sydney. There are more than 80 celebrity wax figures and nine interactive theme areas in the wax museum, which is suitable for tourists to come in close contact with the world or Australian celebrities.
Opening hours:
From 9:00 to 8 p.m. at the latest, it is open to the public every day, with the exception of Christmas and New Year`s Eve.
The opening hours of the wax museum are not uniform. Sometimes some private activities are held in the museum. It is best to check the Internet to see if there are activities before you go, and then reserve time to go. There will be a 10% discount on online booking of tickets to the Wax Museum.
Fare (2019):
- Adult tickets (over 16 years of age): 44 Australian dollars, official website reservation: 35 Australian dollars;
- Children`s ticket (4 ≤ 15 years old): 31 Australian dollars, official website reservation: 24.6 Australian dollars;
Online ticket purchase, through my station online purchase, the price is more favorable:
The character image of Sydney Wax Museum is lifelike, in addition to having exquisite skills, but also to fully love the sculpture work. An image from shaping, measuring to painting and carving takes more than 800 hours of hard work. Sculptors can copy any Hollywood person who is more famous in the world, to the extent that you can`t tell whether it`s true or false. Most of them are more famous people in Australia, such as Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, and there are international stars like Lady Gaga, where you can witness Sydney`s prosperity with all kinds of stars.
In addition to a variety of celebrity wax statues, the Wax Museum has also set up a number of interactive projects, including Layne Beachley competing with Captain Cook in the vast sea, sitting next to Queen Elizabeth, feeling the king`s demeanor, becoming a superhero with Iron Man, and wearing clothes with Lady Gaga to feel the surprise of the stage.
At the Madame Tusa Wax Museum, you can not only see stars like real people and outstanding characters from all walks of life, but also understand how sculptors built the world. Appreciation of real-life wax statues will also learn how this group can build this incredible world. The wax museum will place wax statues in and out of the place where tourists go in and out, so that tourists can have unexpected effects. If you come to Sydney for a two-day tour, be sure not to miss this place.
