Ever since I was a small child, I've had horrifically unsettling dreams about uncanny-valley type folk, so for me, this place should've been a nightmare. However, I got to do something I would never have been able to do in real life, as the title "Queen" has only ever been appropriate for me in playground games & when choosing the perfect mattress size- I got to feel up the King! (not actually- it just looks like I did lol) Sorry, Camilla! Move over! I've taken your waxy man for myself. As well as good ole Charles, I also came across many other figures, such as Boris Johnson (which i'm grateful came only in wax, rather than in reality) & some actual decent human beings too like Ed Sheeran & Nicola Adams which was very cool. My father also took great joy from being able to hold a replica of the world cup. I think it was for football or something... anyway, Overall it was a quality day and honestly worth the money if you find yourself on the coast. Thanks to all the staff for being grand, too.

We enjoyed our visit and it was lovely that it's very wheelchair friendly. Some of the waxworks aren't great but you get the idea of who they are meant to be. My daughter loved the Thor exhibit and my favourite was the coronation street exhibit where you can stop and enjoy a drink in the 'rovers return' and see bet lynch behind the bar. It was great fun for a couple of hours and we took loads of photos. The gentleman running the lift was lovely and told us which way to go and advised us of the different exhibits we could see.

We had a family reunion, some of my family whom wasn’t from Blackpool wanted to take a visit to the Wax Works Museum. There was a varied age group however there a wax works for everyone, very inclusive. My only criticism is that it is now a cashless venue but apart from that the whole family loved it.

Not the greatest I'm afraid. The staff were lovely and helpful but the exhibit itself is not near as good as the one in London. We spent more time climbing stairs than seeing the attraction ..so be prepared or see staff for lift access. If you've been to the one in London you're going to be disappointed.

Well what can I say other than FAB. We had never been and decided last minute to book and so glad we did. The staff are all lovely and the exhibits are amazing. We got so many pictures. Something for everyone. You can take as long as you like walking around. We will definitely be back.

We went on Saturday and had a 2 for 1 voucher so even better value. Really good realistic wax models with lot's of variety, with something for everyone. A good hour and a half looking round.

The exhibits were very good and grandchildren found it very interesting. However with limited mobility and unable to stand for any length of time, I struggled with the lack of seating with each area and thought I may have to leave. It would not be difficult to place a couple of chairs in the corner of each room. Youngster would like Taylor Swift and Harry Styles

Hadn’t originally planned to visit but due to storms the Tower experience was closed so as no refund policy we could change our tickets to wax works.This turned out to be an excellent choice! Our Grandchildren enjoyed it especially Marvel Characters. The whole tour was excellent plenty for everyone to enjoy. The Coronation Street with Rovers Return bar for a drink with characters was really fun! A special thank you to the lovely lift man who assisted us with our disabled Granddaughter’s wheelchair access and guided us to the different floors.

Not as good as a few years ago, got rid of a lot of stuff and replaced it either a lot of Marvel which not everybody likes. I love that they have the weeping angel now their that was a wicked suprise! Wanted to do the hand wax with me and partner but not allowed so wasn't happy about that. Still a good few hours out

We come to Blackpool at the end of every November and just a few days ago visited the incredible Madame Tussauds for the first time. All of the team were extremely friendly and professional and went above and beyond . This is not just about celebrities and taking photos but there is a great deal of history you can take from many of the areas. For myself seeing Freddie Mercury was very emotional and I did shed a tear. This alone was worth the visit. I will certainly be returning and would to thank the team and give a commendation to Madame Tussauds of Blackpool. I'm not sure on the name of the gentleman we spoke to from Rochdale ( staff) but thank you for speaking with us near Freddie after our 3 year old got a little upset.