The National Wax Museum Plus

Wax museum in DublinI hadn't seen any post about itAnd i think it is not appreciated enough.My teens really loved it.The are science room with a lot of displays and explanations, scary room with all classic bad guys end more.

Nice experience, mostly random characters: batman, harry potter, david bowie, james bond, the pope etc... but there was some Ireland related figures. All wax statues were really nice quality. A bit expensive for whats inside but the other attractions (mirror maze, picture stand, etc...) made up for it.

An odd experience - half the museum is great, new, looked after - the history and fairytale portions are amazing! But that’s the second half of their path through the museum. In the first half, it’s oddly careless - buttons that don’t work/do nothing, a wheelchair lift loaded with trash bags in their waxworks room in the middle of a busy Saturday, and a claustrophic room of elderly waxworks all shoved in tight together. It’s a shame the tour starts with the bad and ends with the good.

We went, the family rated it neat and cool. It has many photo op places, has history, science, a mirror maze, a horror section, and a neon like section - Tir Na Nog. Overall it was enjoyable. Good to check out with a familyYou should buy your tickets ahead of time.

Went on a whim while in Dublin (on the Hop On/Off buses!) and gotta say... it was really fun! Great mix of Irish history and just fun characters. We went around Halloween which was fantastic... got a great haunted house experience too! Glad we went and would recommend if you're in Dublin looking for something fun and different to do.

Feels a bit cramped. Nice variety of figures. The haunted hotel part was a bit too scary for ten year old so I can’t comment on that

It was a lovely experience, if you are having a tour around Dublin i recommend visiting it for an hour, I also recommend visiting the basement floor as it is much better than the upstairs one!

Our visit to the Wax Museum in Dublin was a unique and enjoyable experience that offered a twist on traditional wax museums. What set this museum apart was its blend of entertainment, education, and a touch of science and technology.Inside, we encountered a diverse array of wax figurines, some of which were instantly recognizable celebrities, while others were intriguing discoveries. Although the realism of the figurines varied, they still provided great photo opportunities and added to the overall fun. The fact that some were animatronic added an exciting element to the visit, making the figures come to life in a way we hadn't expected.One of the highlights was braving the horror walk, a spine-tingling experience that had me holding onto my boyfriend's hand for dear life.It was genuinely scary but undeniably a lot of fun, and we couldn't help but laugh at our own reactions afterward.If you happen to have the Go City Pass, as we did, I would definitely recommend including the Wax Museum in your itinerary. It's a delightful blend of entertainment and a touch of the unexpected, making it a worthwhile stop for a unique Dublin experience.

9 year old loved it, in the beginning felt a bit mish mashed collection but then flowed better. A good place to do some fun selfies with Father Ted and Co.....also can pay 11e to get your hand sculptured/ dipped into wax.

Great location and wonderful exhibit! Front desk person (Turkish or Eastern European) wasn’t very polite - my impression is it was a racial thing seeing how he was very friendly with others. Strikes me as a bit funny given how he himself is very obviously not Irish and could barely speak English. Lovely experience otherwise but I wish management would hire polite front desk employees - I’m spending tourist dollars here - least I expect is basic manners and English from your front desk staff.