Warner Bros Harry Potter Studio Tour (London) Reviews
Newest Review: ... informative, so they are not essential. I would only recommend the audio tour if you have about 4 hours to spare, are really interested and have no children with you as they will get bored. The other family that we visited with ended up moving at a much faster pace with their younger children, so we lost contact with them. If travelling as a group I would just use the onset information and this should be perfectly adequate. Firstly you will be escorted into a welcoming area, followed by a cinema where Harry, Ron and Hermione tell you a bit about life filming at Leavesden and how it was home to them for 10 years. I was really interested to ... more
Customer Warner Bros Harry Potter Studio Tour (London) Reviews (7)
Warner Bros Harry Potter Studio Tour (London): Your invitation to Hogwarts (2099 words)by - written on 01/03/13 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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Have you devoured every page of the Harry Potter novels? Have you waited with great anticipation for each new film to be released? If so, the Warner Brothers Harry Potter studio tour should be a must on your wish list of places to visit this year. To be honest even if you are just moderately interested in the series, I think that this is an attraction well worth visiting as there is so much to experience. With about 80% of the tour being indoors it also makes this a perfect winter day out - something for which I was extremely grateful when I visited on a freezing cold sleety Sunday in February. What makes the tour feel so good is that you are in the actual ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/08/12 (Very useful, 209 readings)
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==Overview== Unless you have been living under a stone for many years, you will know that Harry Potter is a fictional boy wizard who has 7 books and 8 films made about him. There is a major hype around anything to do with Harry Potter the books, the films, the merchandise etc. Then last year the theme park in Florida opened and this year the Warner Bros Studio Tour opened down near Watford, UK. I was thrilled with the latter as I had planned to save up to visit Florida. ==Booking Tickets== I CANNOT STRESS HIGHLY ENOUGH THE IMPORTANCE OF BUYING TICKETS BEFORE YOU GO. There, enough capitals. Poor parents were consoling children at the ... Read the complete review
Warner Bros Harry Potter Studio Tour (London): The magic is back (2508 words)by - written on 04/07/12 (Very useful, 311 readings)
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I'm fairly certain that anybody that has read the books, or seen the Harry Potter films at some point has probably wished their school days had been spent at Hogwarts. I can clearly picture myself with a robe and wand merrily chanting incantations - "Homenum Revelio Justin Bieber! Accio pig! Wingardium Leviosa!" - I think I may have revealed that Justin Bieber is really human, then made a pig fly...anyway...after the book series ended and the magic of the films (I'm not apologising for that pun) that brought the amazing fantasy world of Harry Potter to life have since now pottered off (still no apology) Warner Bros decided to open up their film studio for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/06/12 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Ok so this review will be slightly biased as I am a massive Harry Potter fan so I was always going to love this place no matter what, but I will try and give as much information as possible rather than just waffling on about how much I love Harry Potter. So the tour itself is located in Watford, and is really easy to find. It does get a bit confusing as my directions from google told me to go one way and the brown attraction signs were telling me to go another - I decided it best to follow the signs and that took me right to it. As the place is so huge you can see it as soon as you turn onto the road aswell so you wont miss it! The building itself is also ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/05/12 (Very useful, 423 readings)
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Get ready for a mammoth of a post. (This is ridiculous but I'm tearing up just at the thought of it) As the grand opening of the studio tour was in my Easter break and very close to my birthday, I'd been begging and begging my parents to buy me tickets for months and the answer had always been the same - No. Then, on the day I returned from my excruitiatingly long and painful Duke of Edinburgh trek, my parents informed me that whilst I'd been away they'd been refreshing the website every day trying to get me tickets as there were none available for the opening month. Miraculously, as soon as I came to look at the website a spot became available for that very ... Read the complete review
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