Join in as the world descends on the sleepy Hertfordshire village of Leavesden, just outside of London. Based at the Studios were all eight of the Harry Potter films were made, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London gives ordinary Muggles like you and me the chance to step into the enchanted world of Harry Potter.
Book the Harry Potter tour at Warner Bros. Studio near London – a memorable highlight to a short break or holiday treat.
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This brilliant walking tour takes you behind-the-scenes of the Harry Potter Films and features the authentic sets, costumes and props as well as including the animatronics and special effects that are normally closely guarded secrets of the film world. Can’t wait? You need to get booking. You can’t just turn up, you have to book in advance, so why don’t you book nearby accommodation at the same time and make it a short break or holiday treat. |
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To Book Your Tour Packages to go to the Harry Potter Studio, for a weekend break (two days, one night) start from £192.50 for a family of 4 including 3* overnight accommodation (including breakfast) and the Studio Tour for all four of you and we have managed to secure some great availability but you need to book at least 10 days in advance.
The Holiday Inn Express Watford Junction, just 2 miles away from the Studio is very handy and also offers great access into London if you would like to spend some time there during your break… visit Madame Tussauds, The Tower of London or even take in a show for a London Theatre Break.
If you don’t want to take the kids and you want a longer break how about the 4* Hilton Watford where a 2 night, 3 day break including bed and breakfast and Warner Bros. Studio Tour London costs from ONLY £144 per person. The hotel is just outside town and offers the perfect base for business, leisure and pre-flight stopovers. With excellent access to the M1, M25 and Watford Train Station, it is only 15 minutes from the hotel to central London.
All prices quoted correct at time of publishing and subject to availability
Extras: did you catch “Wand Week” in February 2013? We were able to learn how to brandish wands, administer spells, strike proper dueling moves and poses, as well as learn about the behind-the-scenes secrets of the fight scenes in the Harry Potter films. Watch out for more special events throught 2013.
Thanks for the reviews that we have received – do feel free to send us more: we are always keen to hear what you have to say.
Obviously the studios are not the only place to visit to walk in Harry’s footsteps. If you want to find out more Theatre Breaks would heartily recommend Harry Potter Places. It’s got so much information and we love the Supplementums – great detail!
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So, as suggested, we descended into the sleepy Hertfordshire village of Leavesden, just outside of London, to go to the Harry Potter Studios for a tour package. And yes, as an ordinary Muggle, I entered the enchanted world of Hogwarts School.
And I have to say that yes, my Harry Potter Studio Tour Package WAS a memorable highlight to my short weekend break.
The walking tour did take us behind the scenes and it did give us a peek at all the sets, costumes and props, including many of the moving models and special effects.
And what do you think we saw on our Harry Potter Studio Tour?
YES, the Great Hall, Dumbledore’s office, Diagon Alley, Ollivanders wand shop, Flourish and Blotts, the Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, Gringotts Wizarding Bank and Eeylops Owl Emporium, Gryffindor common room, the boys’ dormitory and Hagrid’s hut
We chose the 4* Hilton Watford hotel nearby to make a short break and so you know what? the two nights cost us less tham £300 for the two of us including the Studio Tour.
But joking aside the Harry Potter Studio Tour Package was brilliant.
awesome day - brilliant brilliant brilliant
Response: Short and to the point Dan! Thanks
Okay, if you're a HUGE Harry Potter fan, like myself, then you will LOVE this place.
I went once about two months ago and I'm going again twice, I loved it that much.
I'll start off with how easily accessible the place is, even though the studio is quite far away, they have a bus that goes from Watford Junction straight to the studios and back and it's only a £2 return per person.
Even before you enter the building you start to feel giddy with excitement but it's maximized 100x as soon as you set foot inside (I'm not giving anything away as to what's there, you'll have to go and see for yourself) but I was completely taken aback by the appearance. It's quite simply amazing.
Me and the person I was with arrived too early for the appointment time we were given so we went to have a look around the shop, where they didn't disappoint. You can get everything from chocolate frogs and Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans (and they mean every flavor) to costumes, to clothes and toys but my personal favorite has to be the wands, (I got Hermione's). The staff there are really helpful and really friendly.
The tour itself is fantastic. Everything is exact and they pay close attention to detail. It's really interactive and great for children (even though I'm seventeen and I probably had more fun than the children there) It's a really great place to take a family.
The fact that there's no time limit on how long you can stay is great because it meant that I got to enjoy everything without missing out. I'm glad I took my camera as there's so much there! I genuinely felt like I was re-living my childhood.
When you're there you HAVE to try a Butterbeer. I had one when I was there and I've been craving one every since.
I also learnt loads about the films and found it all really interesting.
All in all, it was probably the best day of my life to date and I highly recommend it to anyone, even if you're not a Harry Potter fan, you can be guaranteed an amazing day out.