Madame Tussauds Singapore

Madame Tussauds Singapore is a wax museum on Sentosa island. It is filled with lifelike figures of famous people from film, music, sport and entertainment.

The museum is part of the well-known Madame Tussauds group, which started in London. It sits in the Imbiah area, in the middle of Sentosa.

Why visit Madame Tussauds Singapore

The main reason to come is the photos. You can stand next to your favourite stars, strike a pose and use props to set the scene.

Unlike many museums, you are encouraged to get close to the figures. That makes it a relaxed and playful visit for all ages.

It is also fully indoors and air-conditioned. That makes it a useful plan for a hot afternoon or a rainy day on Sentosa.

The museum also features stars from across Asia, alongside global names. Look out for figures linked to Singapore and the region.

What to see and do

The museum is set out in themed zones. Each zone has its own set design, lighting and props.

• Film and screen stars: pose with figures of actors and well-known characters.
• Music icons: step on stage with pop and rock stars.
• Sports heroes: line up beside famous athletes.
• Asian stars: meet figures from Asian film, music and TV.

The figures and zones change over time, as new stars are added. Check the official website to see what is on during your visit.

Some tickets include extra experiences on top of the wax figures. Look at the ticket details on the official website to see what is currently included.

Take your time in each zone. The best photos come when you study the pose and copy it, so do not rush.

How to get there

From the city, take the MRT to HarbourFront station and walk to VivoCity. From there, ride the Sentosa Express monorail to Imbiah station, which is close to the museum.

You can also arrive by the Singapore Cable Car, whose Sentosa station is in the Imbiah area. Our guide to getting around Singapore has more transport tips.

Tips for visiting

• Charge your phone or camera before you go, as you will take many photos.
• Visit on a weekday morning for fewer people in each zone.
• Use the props, but handle the figures gently and follow staff guidance.
• Combine your visit with other attractions on Sentosa to save travel time.

Check the official Madame Tussauds Singapore website for opening hours and tickets. Booking ahead can make your entry smoother.

For more indoor ideas, see our rainy day activities guides. Families can also read our things to do with kids in Singapore guide.

Food, hotels and things to do nearby

The Imbiah area is a good base for exploring the island. Nearby, Mega Adventure Park offers a zipline and high ropes for active visitors.

A short ride away, you will find Universal Studios Singapore and the history of Fort Siloso. In the evening, many visitors watch Wings of Time.

For food, browse all restaurants on Sentosa, from beach cafés to steak and seafood grills. To stay on the island, see Village Hotel Sentosa or other hotels on Sentosa.

For a full plan, try our Sentosa Island Day Out or browse more family fun in Singapore.

FAQs about Madame Tussauds Singapore

Where is Madame Tussauds Singapore?

It is in the Imbiah area of Sentosa, close to Imbiah station on the Sentosa Express.

How long does a visit take?

Most visitors spend one to two hours. Allow more time if you like to take lots of photos.

Can I touch the wax figures?

You can pose close to the figures for photos. Please handle them gently and follow any signs or staff guidance.

Is it a good choice on a rainy day?

Yes, the museum is fully indoors and air-conditioned. It is a good plan when the weather turns wet.