Worth a visit to this interesting local museum. Really enjoyed the historical figures and the facts from each era....... - Something different to do on a rainy day. Friendly staff & enjoyed the history of ireland. Easy to book online and well worth a visit

Entertaining - Entertaining. I really enjoyed all the Wax models they had. My favourite bit was the horror section. Mind out for the hall of mirrors. Took us about half an hour.

Good day out - Good fun and handy location. Wouldn’t spend more than an hour but well worth the price. Educational also.

Expensive, short-lived, unrealistic dolls and parties. - Very expensive, short-lived, the dolls are not at all realistic compared to other wax museums, some parties, just the part of the terror makes some joke.

Don't bother. - Dated and dingy. Totally underwhelmed. Needs to close and be fully refurbished and modernised. Poor VFM. Many exhibits looked like wax. Best by far was Pope Francis.

Don't, not worth your money. But certainly not your time. - This was a travesty. Old dusty and there was rubbish stuffed everywhere. They couldn't get rid of it. So let's go between the dolls. We didn't have a Dublin pass. But that doesn't matter. Even if you do. I'm not saying go.

Overpriced - Highly overpriced. A lot of the equipment wasn't working especially in the science room. When we mentioned it at the reception, they didn't seem to care. The experience itself was too short and the quality of the wax figures weren't great. The only interesting part of the tour was the maze of mirrors. Unfortunately we would not recommend it as it is not worth the money.

Terrible - Poorly maintained facility, smelled like mold. Wax figures not realistic. Amaturely presented. Not worth the admission price.

Old, Outdated & Not Worth The Effort - Do not waste your entrance fee. This is a terrible waste of both your money & your time. Old, outdated and should not be allowed to trade.

Dreadful Museum. Don't waste time and money here. - This museum is beyond bad. It's so bad it was funny. None of the wax works looked remotely like who they should have been. Very old tatty waxworks. The redeeming part was in fact a representation of Father Ted's front room. Which was ok. Irish writers and poets waxworks in need of a clean and spruce up or remake. The horror part was like a bad funfair ghost train. And all very dark to hide the dilapidated building. Mrs Brown on the toilet was gross and and the similarities were as bad as the others. We walked through in about 15 mins and I came out wishing I'd not bothered. Along with others also commenting on how bad it was. At the very start there is a bored girl who puts down her book she was reading to ask you if you'd like to pay for a photo opportunity against a green screen. I declined and she sat back and got back to reading her book. And don't get me started on the cess pit of a toilet. All in all dreadful. The very worst of the Dublin attractions.