Harry Potter studio tour lobby
This is where the cast and crew spent 10 years making the
films, and they kept just about everything they every used and put it on
display here for fans. The first
thing you have to know about this completely fantastic magical place is that you can’t buy tickets there. It’s not like an amusement park or museum where you
can roll up in the morning and walk in. Tickets must be bought online, ahead of time. You choose not only what day you want
to go, but what time, so it’s like making an appointment. Because the tour just
opened this spring, tickets were sold out weeks in advance, so my friend and I
bought these tickets first, and then planned the rest of our trip around it.
You don’t have to do it months ahead, but if this is something you really want
to do in England, I recommend checking to see if tickets are available early in
your trip-planning stages to avoid disappointment. Every important
object and set is here, from the horcruxes to the wands to Ron’s Howler to the
seven-layered box that Mad-Eye Moody was trapped in. There are costumes and
wigs and even the templates that were used to put the lightning bolt scar on
Daniel Radcliffe every day.
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