Exclusive Wizarding World: Luxury Harry Potter Studio Tour from London

I did this tour for my young nephews and nieces who reside outside UK. Had booked the tickets online one month in advance. There was a long queue at the entrance which took 10-15 mins to get through. After I got inside,I was mesmerized by what I saw---- out-of-the-world & breathtakingly beautiful detailed sets depicting the great hall of Hogwarts, Dumbledore`s office, Snape`s potions classroom, the Forbidden forest with the formidable Aragog and the bowing Hippogriff, the Burrows with live objects, the snapping Monster book, the inside of Hogwarts express coaches, Gringotts bank with a fire- breathing dragon...and so much more. My nephews and nieces in the 5-10year age group want to humbly suggest a giant chess board with giant toy chess pieces for children to play on, the Whomping Willow for children to climb on, the sorting hat to annouce your Hogwarts House selection. I myself humbly suggest a VR experience to see the Triwizard tasks, a VR experience to see the Horcruxes being destroyed. Tickets were pricey. Took overall 5 hours to appreciate everything inside the studio. Definitely worth a visit if you are a Harry Potter fan! I loved this tour to bits, and will be going again in future.

The actual Harry Potter tour was great, but the bus tour company was lacking. No one was on bus to advise us about our journey. The bus driver was not knowledgeable about tickets, etc. We were all clueless on what to do next.

The ride to and from was excellent. The driver was great. My only concern was how little time we had. We had to rush to get through and didn't have time to see/do everything,

The visit to Warner Brothers Harry Potter studio was so much fun and interesting if you love the movie series. At first I thought the 4 hours given at the studio would be way too long but it was barely enough time.

Four hours at the Harry Potter experience are included. For rabid fans, that might not be enough. For those with casual interest, the time might be too long. If we were to do it again, we would take the train rather than book the coach with the tour since this was quite expensive (especially with the exchange rate), but it was our first trip to London and we were unsure about the public transportation and Victoria Bus Station was very near our hotel. The bus was fine and very convenient, but, as I said, quite pricey.

The actual studio was GREAT. Totally worth doing. But four hours is NOT enough time. I rushed through the whole place and still barely had enough time to see everything. The staff in charge of the buses didn’t seem like they liked their jobs very much, and at the end of the day, we were dropped off at a random bus stop rather than at the bus station we departed from. It was a very sudden drop-off as well; No warning or heads up we would be stopping soon and that it would just be in a random part of town. Everyone was pretty discombobulated as we all tried to get our bearings and figure out where we needed to go. The bus was also old and dirty, and the whole drive was very bumpy and uncomfortable. Do yourself a favor and just drive yourself to the studio, or look into using a different company for transportation.

Learning how the movies were made and seeing the incredible sets, prosthetics, and animatronics was very interesting 😃. Slow moving crowds were tiring 😩. Very expensive experience.

I was really looking forward to visiting Harry Potter World, but the experience was quite underwhelming. The whole attraction looked tired and dated, and overall it felt like the main goal was to get as much money out of visitors as possible—very reminiscent of Disneyland, but without the same magic or attention to detail. The food was expensive and of poor quality, and it took around 10 minutes to arrive after ordering. To make matters worse, a fire drill went off during our visit, and there was no apology or acknowledgment for the disruption or lost time. For the high ticket price, I expected a much better experience. Sadly, it just didn’t live up to the hype. It’s an overpriced museum

An absolute must for any Harry Potter fan, really interesting and fascinating to see how the magic was brought to life, suitable for all ages but a lot of walking so comfortable footwear is a must,

Awesome experience. The bus made it easy to get to and from the Warner Bros Studios. The Harry Potter experience was excellent. Definitely a must see with kids when visiting London. We could have stayed longer, but for our trip this was good since we only had a limited amount of time. Unforgettable journey full of magic, mystery. If you are a Harry Potter fan you have to go on this one