Warner Bros. Studio Tour London (Harry Potter)
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What Visitors Say
We had a great visit to the studio tour, plenty of parking and i was happy with the EV parking, easy to use and right next to the entrance. The queues were big at times but flowed quickly so that you could experience all the attractions. On entering, you have a bag check, like airport, but i didnt have a bag and had to empty all my pockets anyway ( only one tray )The detail in every room you entered was amazing. As you round the corner to the next room, you could hear, wow, ooh, amazing. Great to see people dressing up as there favourite characters. Its a must if you have a Harry Potter fan in your family. Its a great insight to how the film series was made. I do agree with others regarding the pricing of the food half way through, average, £13 for a hotdogs and fries, it did take 30 mins from queuing to ordering and getting the food. The food was good quality but a bit pricey. It can be an expensive day with entrance, photo packages and then the food on top and then the shop at the end, your child or inner child will want a wand for sure, average £32. It was a great experience though, just like the wand shop in the film, boxes upon boxes of wands. Depending on your group size, I would say you would need £100 extra, packages do start at £20 in some areas and you can have it digitally instead of prints. Bring your own food to save on that side of things.
What an experience! A must do for any potter head. The sets, the vibe was incredible. Absolutely loved the butterbeer and butterbeer icecream. The shops could have been better as the clothing options were kinda limited. They could have put some tee shirts with nice quotes from the series or same for other souvenirs instead of the standard house specific items. But you could easily spend 4-5 hours in this place and it still won’t feel enough!!
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter is absolutely amazing. We booked one of the earliest extended tours and were among the first inside, giving us plenty of space and time to enjoy all the incredible details. The four-hour tour was perfect, though you could easily spend even more time exploring everything. The sets, costumes, and props are mind-blowing, and there are so many fascinating facts about the movies. The restaurant offered a nice break with good food and drinks. The only downside is the high prices, but overall it’s an unforgettable experience with wonderful, knowledgeable staff.
Visited recently. Had a very fun time! Me and my friend reached late and missed our guided tour but thanks to the staff there for helping us and finding our tour guide. Thank you Rachel for escorting us to the guided tour! And to the best guide ever Lucy Jan! You were absolutely amazing and incredible! So many core memories were made that day. Also, I got the opportunity to open the gates of the great hall set! P.S The food is amazing and they have butterbeer ice cream too!
Amazing experience for adults and children whether you've been before or first time. Really amazing. Went on a school trip. Great experience even for friendly hangout. Amazing behind the scenes. Very cute. Real props used in the movies. The gift shop and food is expensive.
Fun Facts
The site began life as Leavesden Aerodrome and, during the Second World War, produced thousands of aircraft including Halifax bombers and Mosquito combat aircraft.
The House Points Counter in the Great Hall was filled with so many Indian glass beads that the Studio Tour says it was rumoured to have caused a national shortage.
Platform 9¾ and the Hogwarts Express provided the background for the very first shot captured for Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and, ten years later, for the final shot of the entire series in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2.
During filming, Ollivanders in Diagon Alley contained more than 17,000 wand boxes, each individually labelled.
For the final two films alone, the prop-making department created more than 210,000 Gringotts coins.
