This Madame Tussauds does the brand proud. Plenty of local content which you don;t see in other exhibits. The detail is amazing as always. We all had great fun. Our entance was part of a pass, but the prices on the door would be worth paying.

IT TOOK SOMETIME TO SINK IN THAT WHAT I WAS WITNESSING WAS ONLY WAX STATUE AND NOT REAL PERSONS. STATUES WERE NICELY ARRANGED ACTIVITY WISE LIKE SPORTS, FILM PERSONALITIES, POLITICIANS ETC. WHEN I WENT TO GET MYSELF PHOTOGRAPHED STANDING IN BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND THE VICE PRESIDENT I FELT AS IF SOMEBODY IS OBSERVING ME FROM A SHORT DISTANCE MAKING ME FEEL SLIGHTLY UNCOMFORTABLE, BUT TO MY SURPRISE IT WAS NON OTHER THAN THE EYES OF JT.MARTIN LUTHER KING STARING AT ME. SIMILARLY WHEN I WAS PASSING A PERSON LEANING ON A WALL FOR A MOMENT I FELT THAT REAL STEVEN SPIELBERG WAS WATCHING MY MOVEMENT. THE STATUES WERE MADE TO LOOK VERY REAL WAS BEAUTIFUL AND NEAR REALISTIC, WOW I JUST COULDN'T BELIEVE MYSELF THAT THE CASUAL STAND WAS JUST A WAX STATUE. THE STATUES WERE MADE TO LOOK VERY BEAUTIFUL AND NEAR REALISTIC THE DETAILS OF MAKING THE STATUES THE TIME SPENT ON IT MORE PARTICULARLY HOW THE HAIRS WERE IMPLANTED THE COMMENTARY GIVING THE DETAILS WAS VERY APT. I HAVE ALREADY PASSED THE INFORMATION TO MY FRIENDS IN INDIA. I HAVE MADE IT A POINT TO VISIT THIS PLACE AS AND WHEN I VISIT SAN JOSE, CA.

It’s a must go. The Dungeon is quite exciting, the actors are professional and you get to learn something about the history of San Francisco.

I've been to several Madame Tussauds all over the world and this one seemed fairly small and not really worth the price. It has what you would expect, celebrity wax statues and fun photo ops, which is what I love about MTs. This location just seemed really small and at almost $100 for a combo ticket with Ripley's, it's pretty pricey. Definitely could be a good option if it's a rainy day. Ripley's however is definitely a cool stop. Much more interactive and if you stopped to read everything, you could be in there for hours.

We didn't take pictures as much where some people take with every stars they pass on. It's quite cool that the celebrities are categorized where they belong: sports, musicians, actors, etc. SF Dungeon has good theatrics, and amazing anticipation, but not a lot of scare tactics. Real fun still.

Awful place to visit!! Both of them and that is because of their staff! Gave me an email address (which is on their website) for complaints and told me it would be dealt with once I sent an email and all emails have been ignored for 2 months! All these people want is your money and once they have that, to hell with you!!

Have visited several Madame Tussauds around the world, and there were nothing special about this one. There were a bit more local that is normal, with both tech personals as well as the hippie era. The downside is that the feeling of the place is that it is sort of abandon. There should be a en souvenir shop, it is closed, and looks abandon. Some of the clothes on the wax figures was torn and it is pretty worn the whole place. We got the entrance fee as part of a deluxe Big Bus ticket, otherwise we wouldn't have spent money on it.

While I was In San Francisco I visiting madame Tussaud this building has 3 or 4 lever as I can remember So many actresses and actors here also barrack Obama and so many more I love this Madame Tussaud’s San Francisco this is remarkable and iconiiiiiiic

We got free tickets to Tussaud’s with our Big Bus pass and had a rainy day, so thought ‘why not’. If I’d paid to go in, I’d have been very upset. We found a vagrant sleeping in the VW camper van in the main lobby. The exhibits were sparsely scattered around a large area - nothing like the original Tussaud’s in London and more like an overspill storage unit for unwanted waxworks. The Steve McQueen must be turning in his grave over the fit of the trousers they’ve dressed him in.

Definitely worth a look, something to capture the interest of all ages! Lots of interactive fun to be had, and great opportunities to have a selfie with the ‘stars’

This place was awesome and I had a great time there. It was much larger than others I have visited and had all of the most famous current and past celebrities. It was set up and sectioned off very well and I liked how the exhibits were set up to nightlight the talents and contributions of the person on display. I look forward to visiting more of her museums.

What you would expect from a Madame Tussaud’s. Smaller than London. A good range of statues. Quite pricey but a good rainy day touristy activity

Actors are anoying, the look like they're forced to do the presentation. I cheked the reviews before going, they were good, but the result was disaponting, I guess everybody has diferent opinions or points of views

We visited Madame Tussauds while in San Francisco but it wasn’t something different to the ones we visited in Europe. We kind of knew that beforehand, although we had some spare time and that’s why we decided to visit it again. We wouldn’t recommend to make it a priority if you have been to another Madame Tussauds before.

The 3 in 1 is a great deal. The wax museum is fun and has lots to see. Very interactive in that you can take lots of pictures with your favourite celebrities. The dungeons of San Francisco is a great tour. Telling the history in an amusing way and managing to scare you at some point. Alcatraz is a must see. The history there while sad is very interesting. The audio tour is very well done. Even if you don’t book the 3 in 1 make sure you book Alcatraz before you come. It fills up quickly and you might not get a spot on the day you want. Worth the trip.