Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter (Including Return Transport)
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London offers an amazing new opportunity to explore the magic of the Harry Potter™ films
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Highlights
Explore Dumbledore's office and discover never-before-seen treasures.
Step onto the famous cobblestones of Diagon Alley, featuring the window displays of Ollivander's Wand Shop, Flourish and Blotts, Weasley's Wizard Wheezes, Gringotts Wizarding Bank and Eeylops Owl Emporium.
See iconic props from the films, including Harry's Nimbus 2000 and Hagrid's motorbike.
Discover how the creatures were brought to life with green screen effects, animatronics and life-size models.
Rediscover other memorable sets from the film series, including the Gryffindor common room, the boys' dormitory, Hagrid's hut, the Potions classroom and Professor Umbridge's office at the Ministry of Magic.
What is included?
- Return transport to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London on a branded double-decker bus
- Warner Bros. Studio Tour London Entrance Ticket
What is not included?
- Food and beverages
- Pickup service
- Digital guide (available to hire from Studio Tour for £5.25)
What is there to know?
To book the Warner Bros. Studio Tour with return transport for wheelchair users and their complimentary companion seat, call us on 020 7233 7030.
The vehicles are modern, comfortable and maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness, including a deep clean every day.
The bus will stop at the Baker Street stop approx. 10 minutes (subject to traffic on the day) after departing Victoria on the way to the studios.
Customers can disembark first at Baker Street on their return journey to Victoria.
If you are traveling to Warner Bros. Studios on your own, please arrive 15 minutes before studio entry time.
No bathroom available on board.
No food will be provided during this tour.
Branded buses are subject to availability. During peak periods alternative buses may be used.
Butterbeer™ may contain nuts and other ingredients that may cause allergies, etc.
Meeting point
Golden Tours Visitor Center Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH
Dorset Square, Bus Stop S on Gloucester Place – near Baker Street station, off Marylebone Road
Departing from Baker Street:
144 Marylebone Rd, London NW1 5PH – Near Baker Street Station
King's Cross Station, Pancras Road, T bus stop, London N1C 4TB
10:00 AM CHECK-IN: Check-in closes at 7:45 AM - check-out at 8:00 AM. Departs studios at 2:30 PM, returns at 4:00 PM.
11:00 AM CHECK-IN: Check-in closes at 8:45 AM - check-out at 9:00 AM. Departs studios at 3:30 PM, returns at 5:00 PM.
12:00 PM CHECK-IN: Check-in closes at 9:45 AM - check-out at 10:00 AM. Departs studios at 4:30 PM, returns at 5:00 PM.
ENTRY 13:00: Check-in closes at 10:45 - departure at 11:00. Departs studios at 17:30, return at 19:00.
ENTRY 14:00: Check-in closes at 11:45 - departure at 12:00. Departs studios at 18:30, return at 20:00.
ENTRY 15:00: Check-in closes at 12:45 - departure at 13:00. Departs studios at 19:30, return at 21:00.
ENTRY 16:00: Check-in closes at 13:45 - departure at 14:00. Departs studios at 20:30, return at 22:00.
ENTRY 17:00: Check-in closes at 14:45 - departure at 15:00. Departs studios at 21:30, return at 23:00.
ENTRY 18:00: Check-in closes at 15:45 - departure at 16:00. Departs studios at 22:30, return at 00:00.
11:30 AM CHECK-IN: Check-in closes at 9:15 AM - check-out at 9:30 AM. Departs studios at 4:00 PM, returns at 5:30 PM.
ENTRY 13:30: Check-in closes at 11:15 - departure at 11:30. Departs studios at 18:00, returns at 19:30.
ENTRY 15:30: Check-in closes at 13:15 - Departure at 13:30. Departs studios at 20:00, returns at 21:30.
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Description
The Sets
From the Great Hall enter the Forbidden Forest through a gate flanked by masked Death Eaters, right into the lair of Aragog. Other iconic sets include Platform 9¾, with the Hogwarts Express providing the background for Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’s first ever shot and then, 10 years later, for the very last shot during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Possibly the most exciting part of the tour is Diagon Alley, home to the dusty Ollivanders Wand Shop, where there are more than 17,000 individually labelled wand boxes.
Discover the terrifying Basilisk that lived within The Chamber of Secrets. Created with a mix of practical and visual effects, its full-sized mouth measured 30ft long with jaws 3ft deep. It could even slither up a track to get close to Harry. You’ll also see Buckbeak the Hippogriff, one of the books most loved creatures (after Hedwig, of course). Buckbeak had three incarnations — one standing, another rearing and a third lying down — and each of its feathers were individually glued on!
On your tour you’ll come across the incredible Hogwarts Castle model. A team of 86 artists and crewmembers built the first version of the castle, which was enhanced with digital effects to create the unforgettably realistic views of the school. With 2,500 fibre optic lights, which flicker to give the illusion of students walking through corridors, real gravel and plants, if you calculated all the working hours that went in to making the model, you’re talking 74 years!
The sheer volume of original props in the Studios is impressive and it’s incredibly satisfying when you spot your favourite, whether it’s the Elder Wand or the Golden Snitch. See over 950 potion jars with unique props inside them in the Potions Classroom and 900 memory vials and labels in Professor Dumbledore’s office. Did you know over 130 plates were made to decorate the startingly pink office of everyone's least favourite teacher, Professor Umbridge. Filmmakers had to photograph and film real kittens with crystal balls, witch's hats and balls of wool. Sounds like a fun day in the office!
It may come as a surprise to many fans to learn that their favourite special effects were actually real! The slithering door to the Chamber of Secrets is often mistaken for a visual effect but it’s a fully operational door, as is the incredibly intricate Gringotts bank door.
Step into the iconic sets from the Harry Potter film series in a spooky setting with dim lights, and set the stage for Halloween! With floating pumpkins, and Death Eaters and Dementors roaming the studio you are in for a scary treat.
You are invited to a very 'Harry Christmas'! Celebrate the most magical time of the year when the studio is dressed for the festive season with a blanket of filmmaking snow. Experience the Forbidden Forest, Diagon Alley, The Great Hall, and more with stunning Christmas decorations and displays.