Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

An absolute must-visit for every Harry Potter fan. If you're staying in London, it's very easy to get there: take a train to Watford Junction (about 30 minutes), then hop on the free shuttle bus to the studio if you have a valid ticket. One important tip: book your tickets well in advance, especially if you're visiting during peak season or need a specific date. We booked our early June tickets two months ahead, and many time slots were already sold out. Plan to spend at least 3-4 hours here, though true fans could easily stay even longer. We absolutely loved it. As people who grew up with the Harry Potter films (our mid-30s), we felt like we were exactly the target audience. The sets are stunning, with a perfect mix of guided experiences and self-paced exploration. There are plenty of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and behind-the-scenes insights that make the whole experience incredibly immersive. At the end, you'll find a huge gift shop that's almost impossible to leave empty-handed - be prepared to spend £200 or more if you love souvenirs! There are also several cafés and restaurants on site, and of course everyone has to try the famous Butterbeer. Without a doubt, one of the best attractions in London and an unforgettable experience for any Harry Potter fan.

Incredible insite, into the making of Harry Potter. Tour was incredible. So much to see and do. Nice blend of authentic props and clothing mixed in with incredible set building. Food and drink on the pricey side but its london and its Harry potter so forgiven I guess. Staff super friendly. Very clean and surprisingly not as busy as you would think though I think that's down to the staggered timings which is a great idea.

We had a fantastic experience at the Harry Potter Studio last weekend! The whole visit was amazing, from the sets and props to all the little details that made the Wizarding World come to life. A special mention to one of the staff members, Man Ling, who was at Diagon Alley. She was so helpful, friendly and interactive! She shared some really fun and interesting facts with us that we wouldn’t have known otherwise, which made the experience feel even more special. Overall, it was a brilliant experience and definitely one we’ll remember. Highly recommend a visit, whether you’re a huge Harry Potter fan or simply enjoy a great immersive experience!

i went on my 18th birthday yesterday to this place and let me just say that this place was amazing beyond words. everything about it was fantastic. the atmosphere was welcoming, the staff were friendly, the food was good and i even brought a huge lollipop and a mug as a souvenir (lets just say i ate that delicious lollipop). the food there that i had in their quick service area consisted of a beef burger, a portion of chips and some butterbeer. i wasnt really a fan of the butterbeer though so i just gave my glass to my dad. and because it was my birthday i got to help open the door to the grand hall which is so cool. overall, i would give this place 5/5 stars.

Great visit on Bank Holiday Sunday. Nicely busy but you could see the exhibits well and easily. You need a better ordering and collection system in the cafe in the middle - and at least half as many staff again. Ridiculously long wait for just 2 drinks without food. I am sorry but we found Man Ling (?sp) unintelligible on the quidditch demo, and it wasn't just me. Jodi on the defence against the dark arts demo was superb and gor everyone involved. We also loved the Sound Effects demo with Nick and Ellie. I was very pleased that a large percentage of the exhibits were different to my last visit. Made the entrance cost to very worthwhile.