I never fail to be disappointed by Madame Tussauds, wherever in the world they are. This one, on Sentosa Island, in a nod to Singapore's heritage, is heavily slanted towards Indian and Asian visitors, which is fair enough. But it means that visitors from other countries (like us) have no idea who most of the figures are. And even the ones we recognised bore only a scant resemblance to the real person. The only consolation for us was that the visit was included in our sky lift ticket, I’d have hated to have paid full freight for the visit!

What a waste of money! Almost $100 Singapore dollars for 2 adults. Statues are dated and several pieces of clothing show signs of wear/damage. People shown are at least 20 years younger than they now are. 4-D movie the only slight saving grace but glasses given to use were smeared, seats were worn. Save your money and spend it elsewhere - a big letdown.

I went with no expectations and simply because I had the time. The entry price wasn't offensive or anything, but I love museums like these and have definitely been to cooler ones. First of all, it's quite small. Not a whole to see. I enjoyed the more historic sections, which were interesting, but I don't know if it's the kind of thing you go to a Madame Tussauds museum for. A big part of the place is a big room where you get on a boat and follow a path around, which lasts like 5 minutes tops. It's not particular fun and it's definitely very tacky. Nothing to build your schedule around, but can be fun if you've got 45 minutes to kill in Sentosa.