Travel attraction ticket provider TicketLens recently conducted a study to uncover the most expensive attractions around the world. The data includes the average entry prices for some of the world’s most well-known spots, but you might not recognize every attraction on this list. © Boggy | Dreamstime.com

In seventh place, at an average entry price of just less than $40 per person, the Empire State Building is an iconic New York City tourist must-see. Whether you travel to the top to await your true love Sleepless in Seattle style or you just want the views, the tower is one of the priciest to visit in the world. © Giovanni Gagliardi | Dreamstime.com

Next, also in New York City, is a surprise contender that likely won’t remain on the list long. Trolls: The Experience also sits just less than $40 per person and is exactly one cent more expensive on average than a visit to the Empire State Building. © Brett Critchley | Dreamstime.com

Rounding up the expensive tourist attractions in New York City, Spyscape is an interactive, family-friendly museum focused on spying and the art of deception. Part of the museum is devoted to everyone’s favorite spy, James Bond. © Aginger | Dreamstime.com

In fourth place is Madame Tussauds, but not just any outpost of the recognizable brand. The London location is priciest, at $45.58 per person on average. The more than 250 wax figures include your favorite British royalty and celebrities. © Lorna Roberts | Dreamstime.com

Coming in third, at $55.65 on average per person, Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the world’s priciest tower to visit and the tallest building in the world since 2008. Jeddah Tower is set to surpass Burj Khalifa next year by more than 200 feet. © Santorines | Dreamstime.com

In the second spot for priciest tourist attractions around the world, Hengdian World Studios sits as the “Chinese Hollywood.” The largest film studio in the world, it welcomes travelers from around the globe as it simultaneously continues to churn out Asian films and television. © Tonyv3112 | Dreamstime.com

Lastly, at an average $58.57 per person, London’s Warner Brothers Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter is the most expensive tourist attraction in the world according to TicketLens. The permanent exhibit is an absolute can’t-miss for Harry Potter fans of all ages. © Petru Dorel Stan | dreamstime.com