This wax museum has all of the U.S. presidents, some celebrities, and some professional athletes. It is a good place to have you picture be taken next to the statues. It also tells you about the statues and what they are famous for. It also shows you how they made the statues and made them look like the people. Overall... More

I really liked this. There were several exhibits and you went at your own pace. Make sure you see "Johnny Depp". His wax figure was so life-like, it was weird. More

Very cool to see all the Presidents - especially the ones from years ago. Also fun celebrities to see. They let you touch them and pose with them. Very fun - worth the trip. More

Opt to see the one in NYC which has all 4 floors of the attraction, this is only one floor BUT if you just want to see all the past and current President then you come to the right place. No lines so we got there at the right time, took us half an hour just to see the whole... More

I purchased tickets through Groupon on a whim thinking that this would be a neat day trip out to DC. (I've heard of Madame Tussauds, but never had any interest in it.) I'm glad we made the visit because it was amazing to see all of the presidents from the past and some current celebrities. The art work done on... More

I thought that was a great place to view all of the Presidents of the United States. I took all of them and will put them in a photo album. This place was nicely laid out and and very well done. History form another point of view-close up and personal. I always enjoy Madame Tussauds. I met Petra, an Amsterdam... More

some exhibits were excellent, others just o.k. not a lot for the money. saw whole thing in about fifteen minutes More

Both us adults and my friends twin 10 year olds loved this place. It sounded rather hoaky to me, but I have to say I really enjoyed it. You could walk at your own pace and seeing so many of the presidents since we were in Wash DC was wonderful. You really get a feel for how tall, heavy, thin,... More

Madame Tussauds is fun but a bit pricey; especially in a city that has many exciting free and low cost attractions. That said, we went with kids aged 6 and 10years old that enjoyed walking through "history" and figuring out who-was-who. The photos of them next to the waxen Presidents, Sitting with Rosa Parks and golfing with Tiger Woods came... More