Madame Tussauds

branie

Ever been in the Chamber of Horrors in this famous London Waxworks?

El Guapo!

What's with the weird threads??

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branie wrote: »

Ever been in the Chamber of Horrors in this famous London Waxworks?

Yes.

Max Power

No.

Sunnyisland

Yes and I nearly melted with the heat in there.

RoyalMarine

How is education supposed to make me feel smarter? Besides, every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain. Remember when I took that home winemaking course, and I forgot how to drive?

Sunnyisland

branie wrote: »

Ever been in the Chamber of Horrors in this famous London Waxworks?

Today is the oldest you've ever been, and the youngest you'll ever be again.

Lapin

branie wrote: »

Ever been in the Chamber of Horrors in this famous London Waxworks?

Yep. I had an awful hangover the same say.

I was literally - In the horrors.

Amirani

Madame Tussauds is an awful waste of money. Up there with the London Eye in terms of rip-offology.

Plumpynutt

Yep, thought it was ****e, and the whole experience was not worth the money at all

Birneybau

I don't see the point of wax museums whatsoever.

My name is URL

Was there 3 years ago and thought it was a load of shite... Japanese tourists seem to really love it for some reason. I reckon they think the waxworks are the actual celebrities.

The Big Red Button

Yes, 'twas some crazy price to get in there, but it was fun for the 'scary' Chamber of Horrors part. Didn't really get the point of the wax models.

Max Power

How much does it cost to get in?

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FionnMcCool87 wrote: »

How much does it cost to get in?

£30 for an adult ticket

Archeron

I remember in one wax museum I visited, Mahatma Ghandi had somehow melted.
They had a sign up stating this instead of the actual waxwork. It really set me wondering how one melted, but the others in the room who were close by, had not.

kneemos

My name is URL wrote: »

£30 for an adult ticket

What's that about forty five euros...bloody hell.

keith16

branie wrote: »

Ever been in the Chamber of Horrors in this famous London Waxworks?

I have not.

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The museums in London are free and a great way to spend a wet day.

Ted_YNWA

Dean09 wrote: »

What's with the weird threads??

Whats weird to you, is a perfectly valid question to others. Thats the joys of boards..

Micky Dolenz

Wax not to like?

keith16

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Whats weird to you, is a perfectly valid question to others. Thats the joys of boards..

Boards isn't about asking questions. It's about discussion which the OP in these ridiculous threads has done nothing to generate.

Wanderer2010

Yes, isnt it a compulsory part of the tour? As far as I recall, its a linear route from one room to the next and thats about halfway through, a lot of sudden screams and cool waxworks of torture and weapons etc.

annascott

Yes. I have been several times, although not for about ten years now. It was an amazing experience as a child.
There was a rumour that the Chamber of Horrors contained Denis Nilsens bath but I don't know if it was real or not.

The London Dungeon is a great few hours entertainment too.

sock puppet

kneemos wrote: »

What's that about forty five euros...bloody hell.

All those tourist attractions are very expensive, bar museums which are free. Just like everything in London really.

swimming in a sea

I'm not sure if I would pay the 30 pound, as I was in Dublin one 10 euro I think so you might say cheap but it was 10 euro to much as it was just terrible.

admiralofthefleet

i was in the one in blackpool a few months ago, saw loads of celebs but the rude bastards didnt reply when i said hello