Warner Bros. Studio Tour London (Harry Potter)
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A Magical and Unforgettable Experience at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter! ✨🪄 Visiting Warner Bros. Studio Tour London was truly a wonderful and unforgettable experience! I was absolutely amazed by the spectacular views, incredible details, and magical world of Harry Potter brought to life right before my eyes. One of the highlights of my visit was experiencing breakfast at the Hogwarts table. It felt like stepping straight into the Harry Potter movies! Another exciting moment was sitting on a magical broomstick, which made me feel like I was flying through the wizarding world. It was such a fun and memorable experience! Every corner of the studio was filled with magic, creativity, and breathtaking displays. The souvenir shops were also fantastic, offering beautiful and unique Harry Potter merchandise to take home as special memories. I truly enjoyed every moment of this magical journey. Whether you’re a Harry Potter fan or simply someone who loves extraordinary experiences, this place is absolutely worth visiting! A dreamlike adventure filled with magic, excitement, and memories I will treasure forever! 🏰✨🧙♂️
We had a fantastic experience at the Harry Potter Studio last weekend! The whole visit was amazing, from the sets and props to all the little details that made the Wizarding World come to life. A special mention to one of the staff members, Man Ling, who was at Diagon Alley. She was so helpful, friendly and interactive! She shared some really fun and interesting facts with us that we wouldn’t have known otherwise, which made the experience feel even more special. Overall, it was a brilliant experience and definitely one we’ll remember. Highly recommend a visit, whether you’re a huge Harry Potter fan or simply enjoy a great immersive experience!
Incredible insite, into the making of Harry Potter. Tour was incredible. So much to see and do. Nice blend of authentic props and clothing mixed in with incredible set building. Food and drink on the pricey side but its london and its Harry potter so forgiven I guess. Staff super friendly. Very clean and surprisingly not as busy as you would think though I think that's down to the staggered timings which is a great idea.
Second visit, just as good as the first. I would recommend trying to book a morning slot as that gives plenty of time without having to rush. Staff were friendly, informative and happy to help. Food at the Backstop Cafe was the biggest disappointment, tasted ok but wasn't even lukewarm, which for the price.... All in all a brilliant day out whether you're a Harry Potter fan or not!
i went on my 18th birthday yesterday to this place and let me just say that this place was amazing beyond words. everything about it was fantastic. the atmosphere was welcoming, the staff were friendly, the food was good and i even brought a huge lollipop and a mug as a souvenir (lets just say i ate that delicious lollipop). the food there that i had in their quick service area consisted of a beef burger, a portion of chips and some butterbeer. i wasnt really a fan of the butterbeer though so i just gave my glass to my dad. and because it was my birthday i got to help open the door to the grand hall which is so cool. overall, i would give this place 5/5 stars.
An absolute must-visit for every Harry Potter fan. If you're staying in London, it's very easy to get there: take a train to Watford Junction (about 30 minutes), then hop on the free shuttle bus to the studio if you have a valid ticket. One important tip: book your tickets well in advance, especially if you're visiting during peak season or need a specific date. We booked our early June tickets two months ahead, and many time slots were already sold out. Plan to spend at least 3-4 hours here, though true fans could easily stay even longer. We absolutely loved it. As people who grew up with the Harry Potter films (our mid-30s), we felt like we were exactly the target audience. The sets are stunning, with a perfect mix of guided experiences and self-paced exploration. There are plenty of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and behind-the-scenes insights that make the whole experience incredibly immersive. At the end, you'll find a huge gift shop that's almost impossible to leave empty-handed - be prepared to spend £200 or more if you love souvenirs! There are also several cafés and restaurants on site, and of course everyone has to try the famous Butterbeer. Without a doubt, one of the best attractions in London and an unforgettable experience for any Harry Potter fan.
Book your visit!! It was amazing! 🤩 I loved how interactive, intricate and with attention to detail everything was done. The staff members are also amazing and open to talk to anyone about the world of Harry Potter. We visited during the First year in Hogwarts theme and we loved it! You can see many sets, props, costumes from all of the movies, the opportunities for photos were also nice. Book your tickets in advance and plan your transport. We opted for taking the train to Watford and then the studio’s shuttle and it was extremely easy to navigate. Food was pricey, which is to be expected. There is a part that is outside so depending on the season, it would be nice to have a jacket with you. Keep in mind that some gifts and merch are only available in certain gift shops inside, so if you really like something, buy it on the spot, don’t wait till the end. Really reccomended, it was super fun even for those who were not die hard fans!! Enjoy your magical time there 🧙♀️🏰
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!!
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.
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.
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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.
