As I briefly mentioned in last night’s post, I went to Madame
Tussauds on Wednesday. We had complimentary tickets given to us by Thorpe Park
following my negative experience back in October. However, they run out at the
end of this month and we didn’t want to waste them, even if they were free. So,
after a successful train journey (I’ll post about it soon) to St. Pancras and
quick taxi ride to Marylebone Road, it was time to enter the world famous wax
museum. I’ve been desperate to visit all
my life but haven’t managed to. The wait was definitely worth it.
Seeing pictures of the models doesn’t do them justice. Most
of them are incredibly accurate and look so real. I’ve never met most of the
celebrities but I was concerned that it was the real person who was going to
jump out. Luckily no one was real otherwise I might have had to get changed. As
well as taking loads of photos (some were rude), I decided to make some wax
hands in the shape of 2-0 as a nod to Theo Walcott’s gesture towards Tottenham
fans back in early January. Trust me to shoehorn something Arsenal related into
the day.
Access wise. I had no problems. The lifts were all working
and the staff bent over backwards to help us.
That’s important to me because if there were issues, I would have
enjoyed my time less. The only part I could not access was a slow moving ride
but I don’t think I missed out on much.
I have selected a few photos, which will hopefully give you
a taste of the brilliant day I had. If you haven’t been before, I’d recommend going,
as it’s the original and by far the best. I’ve been to Louis Tussauds in
Blackpool before (taken over by Madame Tussauds now) but that was atrocious by
comparison. I saw a few dodgy models such as the Robbie Williams one but overall,
the museum of famous people is a great way to spend a few hours in London.
Bye for now!
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