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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter + Hotel

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Looking for a London attraction to take the family whilst on a visit to the capital city? Well take to stroll through the iconic Hogwarts™ Great Hall? To discover the magic behind how Harry Potter and his friends fly? To taste the Wizarding World’s favourite drink, Butterbeer™? At the Studio Tour, you’ll be able experience all of these things and so much more.

The Studio Tour is the production home of all eight Harry Potter films located beside Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, a purpose-built, state-of-the-art film and television studio! This incredible experience is a must for anyone who is spellbound by the Harry Potter film series. The Studio Tour offers up a treasure trove of props, costumes and sets, with something new to discover around every corner.

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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter + Hotel stay & breakfast
Packages start from just £76 per person*

To help you get the most out of your trip, why not book a package that includes an overnight stay at a nearby hotel along with your tickets for the Studio Tour. With options located less than 15 minutes away they’re ideal if you want to arrive early to spend hours and hours soaking up the Studio Tour or need a place to wind down after calling ‘Mischief Managed’ on the whole day. Less stress. More magic.

Upgrade to a 2 night break

Make the most of the magic and extend your enchanting short break with a 2 night stay at our fantastic nearby hotels.

What’s included?
Tickets for the Studio Tour (on a pre-booked date of your choice during your break)
A 3, 4 or 5-star hotel stay for 2 nights
A delicious breakfast each morning
Packages start from just £56 per person**

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Studio Tour Dr, Leavesden, Watford WD25 7LR, UK

Opening Hours

Monday: 9:30 - 22:00

Tuesday: 9:30 - 22:00

Wednesday: 9:30 - 22:00

Thursday: 9:30 - 22:00

Closed

Friday: 8:30 - 22:00

Saturday: 8:30 - 22:00

Sunday: 8:30 - 22:00

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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

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Cassie Ishmael

a week ago

An unforgettable experience for any fan of Harry Potter. Warner Bros. Studio Tour is a magical journey behind the scenes that brings the wizarding world to life like no other. From the detailed sets and authentic props to the incredible special effects and costumes, every corner sparks wonder and nostalgia. The interactive elements and knowledgeable guides make it engaging for all ages. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just curious about movie magic, this tour is a must-visit. Truly enchanting from start to finish! ✨

Michael Shnayderman

in the last week

Weather you are a Harry Potter fan, love mechanics, art or any DIY projects - you will love it. If all I mentioned above describes you - prepare for a very long visit, as you will love everything. Make sure you book tickets in advance, as the are sold out very quickly. The amazing world created by J.K Roling and later by Warner Brothers studios, before advenced digital effects technologies were widely available - is truly amazing. It is definitely one of the MUST VISIT places when you are in London or around. You will LOVE it.

Ana

in the last week

I was here on 14th of October after 8 years and it was as exciting as the first time 🥰❤️ A few things which might help: - the bus from Watford was very crowded. Many people did not fit in and remained at the door and waited for the next bus (but the first one we saw, half an hour earlier, was quite empty); - right as you enter you go through baggage check. Be prepared with your pockets empty and for your backpacks/ trollers to be searched. - we then left our baggages inside and went to the restaurant to eat - the food is ok, not great, but very expensive (17-18 pounds a burger or a pasta portion). - the shop is huge!!! Take your time cause it is worth it. - the studio is very crowded which takes away a bit of the fun... I am not sure how is in the evening, but we went at 3 pm and it was crazy full. - when you start the tour you queue for the cinema and entry speech. The personnel is great, warm and welcoming. After the cinema room you open the doors to the great hall. You will enter with a bit group so it will be hard to take along pictures and you can not stay long since they empty it before the next group. - the sets are all amazing. Try and see as many things and experience everything you can! - we checked the backlog special effects, the pivot drive house, we saw the death eaters show, boarded the train and many more. All in all, take the ticket with audio tour and guide book. It is a better price combined and the book is worth it ❤️

P_Addler

a month ago

Had an amazing day out. Relatively easy to drive to, but a fair way out of London. Book well in advance and definitely go early in the morning. At 8:30 I got to view up close and personal. Once 11:00 came, it was packed. All the staff were wonderful apart from one in the shop who ruined the experience a little. However everyone else was super friendly, willing to help out and answer any questions. Well worth the money and food prices were reasonable. Loved that they had water fountains, free WiFi and a baby change room and sensory rooms. Stroller and disabled person friendly. Some bits might be scary for little kids. There is plenty of parking.

Heather Chamberlain

a week ago

We took the tube to Euston, train from Euston to Watford Junction, then the shuttle bus to Warner Bros studio. The studio exhibits are spectacular. I enjoyed seeing the Hogwarts model used in the movies, as well as the classroom sets, dementors and other creatures. My 12-year-old son loved all the interactive areas like the greenhouse (completes with mandrakes), knight bus, flying car, and platform 9 3/4. The gift shop itself is incredible. Selecting a wand was great fun. The only big downside was the crowd. We went for the 1:20p tour. It was PACKED. Uncomfortably so in some areas. Next time, I will book at opening.