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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London: The Making of Harry Potter

If you’ve fallen under the spell of Harry Potter and his magical wizarding world, a trip to the Warner. Bros Studio Tour London is an absolute must! Offering visitors a priceless glimpse into the creation of the popular film series, the Harry Potter Studio Tour London features authentic sets, including the Great Hall, original props, impressive animatronics, and special effects.

Come with us to Leavesden and experience the Gringotts’ Bank set where you can learn how the magical coins are pressed, marvel at Ollivander's Wand Shop, walk through Diagon Alley, and so much more! There's no experience quite like it for Harry Potter fans of all ages. Whether you are with your family, a solo traveller, or an international tourist, it's a must-visit for all Potterheads.

You can cancel your booking and receive a full refund up to 72 hours before your time of travel.

Golden Tours are the preferred partners of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. This allows us to offer our exclusive packages with return transportation, even when tickets aren’t available on the official website. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Warner Bros. Studio Tour?
The average visit to the Studio is between 3-4 hours. With Golden Tours, you will spend 4 hours inside exploring the different sections. This allows you plenty of time to see everything the Studio has to offer.
How do I get to the Studio?
Golden Tours offers return transportation to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London on a specially designed double-decker bus departing from Victoria and Baker Street.
Can I buy Harry Potter Studio tickets on the day?
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour is extremely popular, and it is recommended to buy tickets well in advance to get the date and time slot of your preference.
What time does the Warner Bros. Studio Tour close?
The Studio closes at 8pm Monday to Friday and 10pm on the weekends.
What's included in the Golden Tours package compared to booking directly?
Golden Tours provides transport to and from the Studio on a double-decker branded bus from Central London. You can watch the first Harry Potter film and enjoy a convenient journey.
Does the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London sell out?
During peak seasons and specific dates, the Studio can sell out. It is recommended to book tickets in advance to secure your spot. Golden Tours has a wide selection of tickets readily available for purchase at all times of the year.
What is the cheapest way to visit the Harry Potter Studio?
The cheapest and most convenient way to travel to the Studio is with Golden Tours. The team operates the only direct bus from Central London to the Studio and back. This allows you to stay on one form of transport for your entire journey.
How long does it take to get to the Studio?
The Warner Bros. Studio is just over 20 miles away from Central London. This allows you plenty of time to watch Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone on the specially designed Golden Tours bus.
What was filmed at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London?
Many of the original sets used in the eight Harry Potter films are on display at the Studio. Some of the sets include:
• The Great Hall
• The Gryffindor common room and boys' dormitory
• The Forbidden Forest
• Dumbledore's office
• A detailed 1:24 scale model of the Hogwarts castle
• Parts of Diagon Alley
• Hagrid's hut
Is the Warner Bros. Studio Tour guided?
The Studio is a self-guided experience. You can explore the sets and exhibits at your leisure, taking the time to read the signs and information boards in each section. This flexibility allows you to spend as much or as little time as you like in each area.
How worthwhile is the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London?
The Studio is very worth it, especially for fans of the Harry Potter films. The unique, immersive experience is perfect for both kids and adults, with an engaging behind-the-scenes look into the world of witchcraft and wizardry and the magic of moviemaking.