Strike a pose with your favorite celebrities, sports stars and superheroes at one of the world’s most famous wax museums.
Madame Tussauds Orlando transports you into a world of glitz, glamour and fame. Get close to incredibly lifelike wax figures of world leaders, movie legends and pop stars. The Orlando location of the wax museum brand also features a replica of Florida’s own rap sensation, Pitbull.
The first Madame Tussauds opened nearly 200 years ago in London. Madame Tussaud herself was born in 1761 and learned how to make wax models from anatomist and wax modeler, Dr. Philippe Curtius. These days, a typical wax figure takes a team of about 20 artists approximately four months to make. Note that real human hair is added for a realistic look.
Inside the museum, different locations highlight various genres. Wander through the History & Leaders section to see Albert Einstein, Neil Armstrong, Walt Disney and Martin Luther King Jr., among others. Stand on the green with Tiger Woods and get on the court with Shaquille O’Neal on a tour of the world’s top sports icons.
Music is one of the most popular genres here. Guests are encouraged to get on stage to interact with Ricky Martin, Elvis Presley, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and other famous musicians. Stroll around the TV section and sit down with Oprah Winfrey. You’ll find Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp and Brad Pitt on the red carpet at the A List Party.
For action photos, enter the exciting world of the Justice League™. Explore the streets of Gotham City to find BatmanTM and join the race with The FlashTM. Help SupermanTM lift a real helicopter and join Wonder WomanTM as she wields her wrist gauntlets. AquamanTM is here too, ready to do battle with the power of the ocean.
Before you leave, browse through the gift shop to purchase memorable souvenirs of your star-studded adventure.
Madame Tussauds is located in the ICON ParkTM complex along International Drive, close to a fantastic range of international hotel chains. Stay at one of these hotels and you’ll be within easy walking distance. The museum is open daily and offers free admission for very young children.
