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Enter the magical movie worlds of the Warner Bros. Studios on a 7-hour tour from London. Transfer by private car, and experience the magic and…
Learn behind-the-scenes secrets of making the "Harry Potter" series on a visit to the Warner Bros. Studio. See the whimsical sets, props, and…
Join the Warner Bros. Studio London Tour and go behind the scenes and onto the sets where the Harry Potter movies were filmed. Experience the magic…
Take the bus from central London for this magical full-day tour of the Warner Brothers Studio. Go behind the scenes of the Harry Potter film sets to…
This Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter package includes round-trip transportation from King’s Cross. You’ll have extended…
Enter the magical movie worlds of the Warner Bros. Studios on a 7-hour tour from London. Transfer by comfortable bus, and experience the magic and…
Enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience when you join this unique fully-guided tour at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter…
Depart London for a magical day out on the Warner Bros. Studio Tour–The Making of Harry Potter, followed by a visit to the University of Oxford. The…
A day trip by air-conditioned coach to Warner Brothers Studios London, where you will have the opportunity to explore the Harry Potter studios. You…
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Muggles may not be allowed inside the real Hogwarts, but Harry Potter fans will rejoice at the chance to explore the Warner Brothers Studio, where all the movies were shot. Here are five magical highlights from the Harry Potter universe that await you.
Step aboard the real Hogwarts Express steam engine used in the films and relive Harry's magical rides to Hogwarts – just for those who know how to get to Platform 9 3/4, of course.
Visit the movie sets: if you always wanted to walk across the Great Hall, snoop through Dumbledore's Office, or hang out in the Gryffindor Common Room, now's your chance!
How does Harry disappear behind the invisibility cloak? Does the Great Hall's ceiling really reflect the sky? Find out all the secrets behind the movie's magical special effects.
Over 200 magical creatures were created for the films. You'll get the chance to meet house elves and the Gringotts goblins, and to say hi to Hagrid's friends, Buckbeak and Aragog.
What would a wizard be without his robes, wands, and cauldrons? These and countless other magical items from across the series are on display.
Activity Passports are available for free from the info desk by the entrance. If you're there with kids, definitely grab one as it includes fun activities such as a Golden Snitch hunt and six passport stamps to collect throughout the studio – a great souvenir to take home!
If you're coming by public transport, take the train to Watford Junction and from there, ride the Harry Potter double decker bus to the studios. It's a more convenient way to get there than by regular transport, as it's cheap, the buses come roughly every 10 minutes, and they drop you directly at the entrance to the studios.
Direct tickets for HP Warner Brothers sell out nearly 4-6 months in advance; this option was a last resort option for not knowing the popularity of the place. The surprise was that the drive worked out well. It was a clean van with a driver that got us back and forth without any issues. London travel is a hassle via public transportation and foreign travelers simply should not drive. Warner brothers is nearly an hour drive outside of the city pick-up point (Baker Street) so frankly it was worth the price. Meeting somebody outside a Starbucks seems weird but rest assure a man with a Harry Potter hat and a list of booked names made it happen. As for the HP Warner visit it’s on par if not better than Universal in Orlando.
This was a terrific tour. Be sure to get your tickets early as they sell out, and there are very limited entry to the Warner Brothers Harry Potter behind the scenes experience. I can't tell you how many times we heard in London that people tried to get tickets but it was sold out. I loved how this was a self-guided tour, because it allowed my daughter and me to take our time and focus on the things that interested us most. The bus left on time and was very comfortable and they gave us more than enough time to see the entire attraction, eat and shop. I highly recommend this tour!
My kids (11 and 14) are big Harry Potter fans. This was a great tour and it was fascinating to see how they made the movie. My husband and I are not huge fans but we still enjoyed the tour. We visited in July and it was quite warm on the bus for the first 45 min. They show a Harry Potter movie on the bus which entertains the kids (and adults). The facility is huge and there is a lot to see. If you enjoy Harry Potter and are interested in the behind the scenes of movie making, this tour is for you. It is highly recommended.
These tours give you the transport and 3 hours to experience the studio, which is NOT enough!!! We hired the tour a d went with the driver but we decided to go back to London by bus+train because we wanted to stay more than 3 hours. Go by yourself by train + shuttle bus! Just make sure you buy the Studio tickets in advance.
Comfortable and clean ride, our travel was more like 45 minutes each way. It was just a bit disorganized waiting for the car but not a big deal. We left in plenty of time and the driver was very helpful. He gave us his personal cell phone number, bottled waters and he was courteous.
