Wax Works is exactly the type of wax museum I enjoy. It is not the polished and boring Madame Tussaud variety that you find in big cities. Instead it is a quirky, uneven, and sometimes inaccurate curiosity that you see in smaller tourist meccas. While they do have a number of newer exhibits, they also have plenty of quirky classics like a chamber of horrors, bigfoot, DB Cooper, and Star Wars. Combined with Ripley's this is a no brainer must visit for all roadside attraction lovers. My only wish is that it was a little longer. Check it out and enjoy the funky atmosphere.

Definitely not worth the price except as a low-cost add-on to visiting Ripley's. What they have is interesting, but there was not enough of it. We spent a little over 2 hours at Ripley's; it took us 30 minutes to see what there was to see at the Wax Works. We were moving along at the same pace as the families around us with small children so it was not just because we were a couple..

Me and my now fiance both enjoy the coast. We went on our first day over 2 years ago now. We paid the pricey price. Went to all 3 of the attractions and this one is one we will probably never go to again. Once is enough, it's kind of freaky and thats coming from 2 adults. Nothing ever seems to change as i went there when i was in fourth grade and everything when i went was the same. My favorite part is the shop, we got a wax hand made and it still stands strong in our living room with the date we visited. The lady was awesome and it was a good experience I highly suggest getting a wax hand made. Ours is our hands together. :)