The National Day holiday is just around the corner, and we believe many people are hoping for a unique, fun, and exciting break. Madame Tussauds Beijing has specially prepared three surprises, waiting for you at No. 18 Qianmen Street!
Surprise One: Hu Ge’s suit-wearing wax figure makes a dazzling debut
Following the global tour of the “Nirvana in Fire Trilogy” in 2017, Hu Ge’s wax figure has once again arrived at Madame Tussauds Beijing located on Qianmen Street in Beijing, where it has been accompanying fans for a month now. This time, the wax figure of Hu Ge is not in the ancient costume look from “Nirvana in Fire,” but rather as the dashing and sharp-suited “Hu in a Suit.”
Dressed in a black suit ensemble, stylish and suave, Hu Ge’s wax figure looks as if he is attending a glamorous fashion gala, perfectly complementing the surrounding Fashion Zone. Since its unveiling, fans have been raving, saying it perfectly captures the radiant and handsome Hu Ge they all admire.
It is reported that Hu Ge’s wax figure will be on display until mid-to-late November. Long-awaited fans, come see “Hu in a Suit” now!
Surprise Two: Transform into a top supermodel and strike a pose on the fashion runway
For over a century, Madame Tussauds has upheld traditional wax figure craftsmanship while keeping up with the trends of the times, leading a youthful and fashionable lifestyle. To provide visitors with the ultimate experience, Madame Tussauds Beijing continuously upgrades its venue design in sync with the latest trends. The Fashion Zone, where Hu Ge’s wax figure is located, grandly opened last July, creating an immersive, interactive fashion experience that has received widespread acclaim from visitors and fashion enthusiasts alike.
Here, every visitor can transform into a top supermodel, starting from Beijing and heading to world-class runways in London, Paris, New York, and more. You can take magazine covers, street photos, and walk the runway with fashion superstars, creating your very own exclusive fashion editorial!
Surprise Three: AR interaction – Fulfill your dream at the Madame Tussauds Beijing Dream Concert
To continuously offer visitors new experiences, in June this year, Madame Tussauds Beijing fully upgraded its Music Zone, unlocking the trendiest pop music elements. The newly designed Music Zone features a dynamic stage layout that takes visitors on a journey through the “Madame Tussauds Beijing Dream Concert.” Breaking the boundaries of time and space, the new Music Zone brings together Chinese and international music celebrities. With dazzling lighting effects, it creates the most immersive and uniquely interactive exhibition area, delivering a top-tier musical feast for music lovers.
Visitors can follow “Da Zhangwei’s” live tutorial to experience the authentic “Beijing Slouch,” or interact with “Zhang Yixing” through unique AR experiences, feeling the special charm of music!
More Easter eggs await your discovery!
Madame Tussauds Beijing is not only committed to upgrading and innovating its venues, but also dedicated to creating face-to-face experiences between fans and their idols, ensuring every visitor enjoys their own “moment of happiness.” After Hu Ge’s wax figure arrived, Madame Tussauds Beijing specially organized an exclusive “Pepper Party,” allowing fans to meet their favorite idol as soon as possible. From Hu Ge’s birthday on September 20th to the end of the October 7th holiday, Madame Tussauds Beijing also set up a wishing wall next to Hu Ge’s wax figure, enabling visitors to send heartfelt birthday wishes to their idol.
In the future, Madame Tussauds Beijing will host more fan events, giving everyone the chance to enjoy joyful moments with their idols. We look forward to every visitor having a high-quality, fun, immersive, and internationally outstanding experience at Madame Tussauds Beijing.
Where Eastern and Western civilizations collide and traditional and modern art converge, Madame Tussauds Beijing at Qianmen Street awaits your visit to start a journey of meeting the stars along the central axis.
About Madame Tussauds Beijing
Catering to the spiritual needs of young people, after more than a year of preparation, Madame Tussauds Beijing meticulously created the brand-new “Fashion Zone” in 2017. As the first new area launched by Madame Tussauds Beijing, the opening of the Fashion Zone provides visitors and fashion enthusiasts with a comprehensive fashion experience, creating the most entertaining and stylish new urban travel experience. The exhibition area blends entertainment with fashion, offering a deeply interactive and immersive experience. Here, every visitor becomes a global top supermodel, starting from Beijing and heading to the world’s most prestigious runways in London, Paris, New York, and beyond, taking photos with the most famous stars and fashion icons, shooting street style, walking the runway, and creating their very own exclusive fashion editorials.
In addition to the Fashion Zone, the newly upgraded “Madame Tussauds Beijing Dream Concert” created this June is the first to integrate AR technology into the venue, providing visitors with a more realistic and immersive experience and taking them on a new audiovisual journey. It breaks the limitations of time and space by bringing together Chinese and international musicians. Through high-tech methods such as AR, fans can enjoy a unique close-interaction experience with their favorite stars in the Madame Tussauds Music Zone in Beijing.
About Merlin Entertainments Group
As Europe’s largest and the world’s second-largest leisure entertainment company, Merlin Entertainments Group operates 100 attractions across 22 countries on four continents, including nine hotels and three resorts. The brands under Merlin Entertainments Group are known for their strong sense of challenge and innovation, with significant future growth potential. These brands include: SEA LIFE, Madame Tussauds, LEGOLAND, The London Eye, The Dungeons, Gardaland, LEGO Discovery Centre, Alton Towers Resort, Warwick Castle, Thorpe Park, Chessington World of Adventures and Zoo, Blackpool Tower, Hyde Park, Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife World, Sydney Tower Eye and Skywalk, Siam Ocean World, and Busan Aquarium.