Dhaka: This month Madame Tussauds marks the global launch of their new MARVEL 4D Universe film and Hall of Heroes zone in Singapore (and London, followed by Hollywood, New York, and Las Vegas).

The new movie features hyper-realistic animation, new characters, and a bespoke ending for each site, finishing with an epic battle taking place outside each attraction.

Located at the Imbiah lookout at Sentosa Island, Madame Tussauds Singapore is a must-do attraction for anyone visiting Singapore. With over 80 celebrity wax figures from around the world, it offers an up-close and personal experience with your favorite stars.

And their all-new collaboration with MARVEL brings all your favorite superheroes in a brand new 4D Marvel Universe film – Captain Marvel, Thor, Black Panther, Rocket, Spider-Man, Ant-Man, and the Wasp. They will be battling Loki for one of the most important missions ever: saving Singapore.

In this hyper-realistic film, you will feel every punch, every gust of wind, every splash of water, every movement, a mind (and hair) blowing experience to keep you up on your toes till the last moment.

The entrance to the MARVEL 4D Universe film and Hall of Heroes zone

Singapore is the first Madame Tussauds in the world to have premiered this film. While it was revealed to have been initially meant as a worldwide project, the pandemic ruined it for some countries around the world.

The film is eight minutes long and will be screened every ten minutes. To adhere to all Covid-19 protocol, social distancing measures will be implemented, and all seats and theatre glasses will be sanitized regularly. To control the number of people in the building at a time, all tickets can only be purchased and reserved online.

The price for each ticket includes all five Madame Tussauds experiences – the 4D Marvel Universe film, Images of Singapore, the Spirits of Singapore Boat Ride, and of course, admiring the celebrity wax figures themselves. The price USD 44 for all adults aged 13 and above, and USD 32 for all children aged 3 to 12. Admission is free for all children below the age of three.

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