A fusion of pop culture and art, Madame Tussauds in Bangkok brings to life over 90 famous faces from around the globe via a collection of wax figurines so realistic, that you may be taken aback. Admire the skills of the artists behind each model and learn about the attention to detail it takes to create such a sculpture.

By purchasing Madame Tussauds tickets, you can feel as though you’ve stepped foot inside a Hollywood premiere, rubbing necks with all of your most beloved celebrities.

Here's everything you need to know about Madame Tussauds, one of the most exciting museums in Bangkok.

How much do Madame Tussauds tickets cost?

Madame Tussauds single tickets

Standard Madame Tussauds tickets are valid for single entry to the wax museum only.

Adults: THB 990 (US$28)
Children aged 3-11: THB 790 (US$21)
Children under 3: Free

Madame Tussauds big tickets

Big Madame Tussauds tickets enable you to visit both the wax museum and Sea Life Bangkok. You’ll save approximately 30% online in advance versus if you purchase your pass on the day of your visit. Admission fees vary from day to day depending on popularity but start at the following prices.

Adults: THB 1,390 (US$40)
Children aged 3-11: THB 1,190 (US$34)
Children under 3: Free

Madame Tussauds cluster tickets

These combination Madame Tussauds tickets include access to the waxwork museum, as well as Sea Life Bangkok, 4D cinema tickets and a glass-bottomed boat ride. The online price is typically 30% cheaper than booking all attractions separately.

All ages: THB1,690 (US$49)

Who is eligible for discounts?

Seniors benefit from a discounted rate on their Madame Tussauds entry fee, meaning that they’ll pay the same admission fare as children. However, there are no reductions for seniors on either big or cluster tickets.

What are the best Madame Tussauds tours?

Madame Tussauds self-guided tour

By purchasing these passes online, you can take yourself on a Madame Tussauds self-guided tour and explore more than 90 famous faces. Whether you’re a movie buff, Bollywood aficionado or history whizz, you’ll find myriad recognizable celebrities who have earned their place in the waxwork museum.

Up close to each sculpture, you’ll be able to see the extreme detail that makes these models so lifelike and throw an arm around some of the most globally recognized people in the world as you pose for social media snaps that will leave your friends green with envy.

Are there any combined tickets including Madame Tussauds and other attractions?

If you’re looking to see more of the city in just a few short hours, you should consider purchasing a combination Madame Tussauds ticket. Alongside saving time, you’ll generally save money in comparison to booking separate tours.

● Mahanakhon Skywalk, Sea Life Bangkok and Madame Tussauds tickets: Look down on the city from over 300 meters on the Mahanakhon Skywalk, followed by an entertaining time discovering tropical marine life at Sea Life Bangkok and celebrities aplenty at Madame Tussauds.

Should you book Madame Tussauds tickets in advance?

By booking Madame Tussauds tickets in advance, you’ll save a noticeable amount of money, which you can put toward other activities on vacation. You’ll also be able to book your preferred date, meaning that you can relax knowing that your itinerary is sorted before traveling. Purchasing your passes online ahead of time is simple to do and helps you to create a seamless trip.

What will you see inside Madame Tussauds?

The history of Madame Tussauds dates back to the 18th century when the French artist, Marie Tussaud, arrived in London and began creating wax figurines. Her realistic approach made her masterpieces extremely popular and since her death, her work has been continued by a series of artists all trained in the same way. Each sculpture takes 3 to 4 months to complete and is contributed to by around 10 artists.

Madame Tussauds now has 23 locations around the world including Sydney, London and of course, Bangkok. At this location in Thailand, you’ll find over 90 waxworks that are broken down into categories, such as film, television and sport. You’ll see football heroes, such as David Beckham, as well as Hollywood A-listers, including Angelina Jolie, Michelle Yeoh and Jackie Chan.

Those who are more interested in music will be captivated by realistic waxworks that take the form of Ariana Grande, Harry Styles and Justin Bieber. Alongside these pop culture stars, you’ll find waxworks of historic figures, including the Nobel-Prize-winning Albert Einstein, as well as political powerhouses, such as Barrack and Michelle Obama.

Queen Elizabeth II and the iconic Marie Tussauds herself are all among those honored by their inclusion in the museum.

How to get to Madame Tussauds?

The easiest way to reach Madame Tussauds in Bangkok is via the BTS Skytrain. You’ll simply hop on from any other station around the city and depart at the BTS Siam Station, which is a 5-minute walk from the venue. Alternatively, you can catch one of a selection of buses, including Lines 15, 16, 40, 54 and 73, all of which stop at the museum.

What are the opening times?

Madame Tussauds in Bangkok is open between 10 AM and 8 PM every day, with last admission at 7 PM.

Is it wheelchair friendly?

Madame Tussauds is an accessible venue for wheelchair users.

When is the best time to visit Madame Tussauds?

Madame Tussauds can be visited year-round, but if you're looking to avoid the tourist crowds, the best time to visit is in the low season between May and October. Consider visiting on a weekday and around opening and closing times for a quieter experience.

Which other museums can be visited in Bangkok?

Travel tips

One of the main attractions of Madame Tussauds is to take photos with the wax figures. Make sure your camera or phone is fully charged.
Madame Tussauds often rotates exhibits or brings in new figures. Check the museum's website or promotional materials to see if there's a special display or new celebrity figure you'd like to see.
You're allowed to touch the figures at Madame Tussauds Bangkok, but be careful and respectful.

Madame Tussauds: Tickets and Tours