Madame Tussauds museum in Washington D.C unveiled the Jonas Brothers wax figures this past weekend, which brought in hundreds of tween fans.
Some hard core Jonas Brothers fans waited 2 nights and 2 days to be first to arrive at the event for the unveiling.
There were so many fans lined up, the museum end up letting in 100 fans, instead of 50, which is what they had originally planned.
At the exhibit, fans were able to pick up a Gibson guitar or sit behind a set of drums and jam with the Jonas Brothers (or their wax figures, at least.)
It's kind of freaky how life like they look, no? At least 100 Jonas Brothers fans got some bragging rights.
Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Snyder/Madame Tussauds Washington D.C.
Some hard core Jonas Brothers fans waited 2 nights and 2 days to be first to arrive at the event for the unveiling.
There were so many fans lined up, the museum end up letting in 100 fans, instead of 50, which is what they had originally planned.
At the exhibit, fans were able to pick up a Gibson guitar or sit behind a set of drums and jam with the Jonas Brothers (or their wax figures, at least.)
It's kind of freaky how life like they look, no? At least 100 Jonas Brothers fans got some bragging rights.
Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Snyder/Madame Tussauds Washington D.C.
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