The first in America
Madame Tussauds Las Vegas opened in 1999 as the chain's first US location, in front of the Venetian — a fact the fullest walkthrough states while passing from the Hangover wolf pack set through the music rooms: Snoop Dogg with his bling and microphone, Prince, Justin Bieber, a sit-beside Stevie Wonder photo op, and a Tupac figure singled out as eerily lifelike. The museum's premise is stated just as plainly across these films: posing with the figures is the whole point — over a hundred life-size figures, each thousands of hours in the making, arranged so you can sit down beside nearly all of them. Budget about an hour; go when it's less crowded for clean shots.
The rooms
The signature stops repeat across a decade of films: the Hangover set and its downstairs Hangover Bar, recreating the film's suite; and the Marvel room finale — Spider-Man, Captain America and the Hulk. The 2019 tour (a first visit in 13 years) adds the founder's own story between the celebrity rooms: Marie Tussaud modeled the famous before she was known, and her exhibit found its permanent home in 1836 — part wax museum, part history lesson, as that film frames it.
The lineup rotates — the films prove it
This page spans 2014 to 2026, and its honest use is comparative: figure lineups rotate, so the older walk-throughs are time capsules, labeled by year in our summaries — the 2014 film shows the lineup and room layout of a decade ago; the 2019 pair (a two-story walk; names from Matthew McConaughey to Madonna) the pre-2020 mix, matching denim Justin-and-Britney included. The current state is the pair of recent full tours: September 2025's complete room-by-room pass, and July 2026's — the most recent complete record of exactly who is on display right now (silent on narration; watch it for the roster). Discounted tickets are commonly available online, the 2019 walkthrough notes — a tip whose shelf life has outlasted the figures it was filmed among.
Sources: the six videos on this page — walkthroughs and full tours from 2014, 2019 (two), 2022, 2025 and 2026 — summarized from their entries in our catalog.