Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

You never know what you might spot on your Studio Tour. If you've been here before, tell us something you think a first-time visitor might miss! www.wbstudiotour.co.uk

No need to hide your Slytherin pride! This costume is just one element from the cunning Hogwarts house - do you have a friend who would love to see it up close?

Authentic setpieces bring Goblet of Fire magic to your wand tips! This special feature can be seen until 23rd September, if you've booked your ticket, which behind-the-scenes feature are you most excited to see?

Is there a Quidditch fanatic in your life? Show them you're a Keeper with tickets to the Studio Tour! www.wbstudiotour.co.uk

If you're visiting the Studio Tour before 23rd September, you may uncover elements of the Goblet of Fire you didn't notice onscreen, like the dragon scales cleverly incorporated into Rita Skeeter's costume for the First Task of the Triwizard Tournament. What are you most eager to unveil on your next visit?

"Even though it was a mythical creature, our goal was to create some realism" - Visual Effects Supervisor, Jimmy Mitchell, on the design for the Hungarian Horntail. How will you feel when you encounter the fire-breathing beast up close? 🔥

We're currently recruiting for visitor experience hosts and interactors; for more details please visit www.wbstudiotour.co.uk/recruitment

From his first physical appearance in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire to his last battle in the final film, Voldemort's costume underwent a dramatic evolution. His costume gained fabric as his power grew, eventually requiring over 50 metres of silk!

Things are always changing at the Studio Tour - did you notice anything new on your most recent visit? Starting today, costumes from the Triwizard Tournament tasks have been added to the #GobletOfFire feature and can be seen until 23rd September!

"It was like a double helix; the stairs did actually wrap themselves around one another... this simple mechanical move suddenly became a complicated piece of geometry." - Production Designer, Stuart Craig, on constructing enchanted staircases of Hogwarts.

How well do you know your Harry Potter trivia? Tune in and join us in the Gryffindor common room set with Warwick Davis!

There's just one week remaining! Lumos is giving you the chance to attend the premiere of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald in NYC, London, or Paris — OR host a private hometown screening for friends and family. Here’s how to enter: https://bit.ly/2KvHJdo

The anticipation is part of the experience! If you're visiting before 23rd September, this giant Triwizard Cup from the Goblet of Fire premiere is one of the first things you'll see. What was the first photo you took when you arrived at the Studio Tour?

Filmmakers take their humour seriously. Director Mike Newell was so dedicated to coaching actors James and Oliver Phelps on their brawling technique for the age line scene that he cracked a rib in the process! "After that whole absurdity, they just thought I was crackers... [but] it did the trick and helped everyone relax."

Happy birthday to actor Matthew Lewis, who portrayed the clumsy yet courageous Neville Longbottom! What's your favourite Neville prop or costume you've spotted on your Studio Tour? Show us your photos!

Dumbledore's words of wisdom pair well with a behind-the-scenes glimpse of his costumes and props. What's your favourite Dumbledore quote? Tell us in the comments!

According to filmmakers, the inspiration for this towering display of multicoloured taps in the Prefects' Bathroom was "just a bit of fun, really." You can see it at the Studio Tour until 23rd September! www.wbstudiotour.co.uk/goblet-of-fire

You don't need a Pensieve to capture your Studio Tour memories, as long as you take plenty of photos. Go ahead, show us your favourites!

"We literally just sharpened our chisels and just - went for it!" Head Prop Maker, Pierre Bohanna, shares what it was like to carve one of his favourite props. 🏆 Show us your photos if you've seen it up close!

What must it have taken to bring to life the enchanting Prefects' Bathroom where Harry unlocked the golden egg for the Second Task of the Triwizard Tournament? Special Effects Supervisor, John Richardson, can explain! See them up close until 23rd September. www.wbstudiotour.co.uk/goblet-of-fire

loved it, very big and lots to see.



However please improve the butterbeer, because it is disgusting and not worth £3.95. It tastes of cheap, chemical pop the stuff you can get for 50p. Very nasty stuff, no wonder so many people left 90% of it undrunk.

What a WONDERFUL day!! We arrived early in the morning. Our guide Laura MC greeted us and explained what to expect and how we’d being do it. She was absolutely amazing and very informative! From the very first moment we arrived until the very last minute the service and experience were EASILY 5+ STARS!

Went to the studio with my daughter and grandaughter we all loved it so much . It’s a must see if in London we made our own way there so easy to do .

We came on an outing today must of had over 100 children if you was there we were the bunch in the lovely orange hats!�. My child is wheelchair bound and the place is absolutely fabulous for disability access there was 2 bits he wasn't able to access but 1 of them didn't matter but the access to the carriage was made up by having a disabled access section further down the train. The gentleman who was on platform 9 3/4 around 1.50pm thanks for pointing the carriage out you made my sons day that he was able to actually get on a carriage. Thoroughly enjoy by all of our party

We came as a family group of 7 last Saturday. We spent an amazing 7 hours ‘pottering’ around. I cannot fault anything! From starting to ending the tour everything was perfect with attentive staff and amazing attractions. Worth every penny!

Unbelievably fabulous customer service, HUGE, expansive, impressive and a joy for Potter fans or even theater and/or movie lovers all around. It’s a rare opportunity to really explore a true behind-the-scenes experience. Only Disney’s behind-the-scenes tours in Orlando come close to comparing in customer service.



Food options are terrific given their prime locations before start of tour and in backlot. I’m not the biggest fan of (super sweet and “lard-like”) butterbeer but the kids loved them. We spent TEN hours there and still didn’t feel like we went thru everything we wanted. We were just too exhausted at the end. All in all, the perfect way to cap off a lovely family vacation in London.

The best place and visit EVER! i am so happy about this Harry Potter Tour i love it!!!!!!!!!! And i´m sure that i will come back! Hugs from Buenos Aires Argentina

Never expected the experience we had. Value for money 5 stars, the tour 5 stars, the enthusiasm of the staff 5 stars. Did I say 5 stars yet!!! Once I got to the end, I wanted to go back to the beginning and start over. By the way everyone 5 stars

My kids love it. They're the Potterheads, not me :)

We spent almost 5 hours in there. Nice touch with the snitch hunting, keep the kids excited. Love the butterbeer and the ice cream!

It was amazing. Very well done and worth the trip. Even if you’re not a HP super fan, the attention to detail and the tour were amazing to see. Definitely a must see attraction if you’re visiting London

It exceeded my expectations! Everything was perfect from the beginning to end. On display nearly every set and prop you could imagine as well as loads of concept art and models. Big reveal after big reveal. Shops were excellent and I enjoyed the cafe and butter beer! Spent six hours and could have spent much longer. Only thing I didn’t like was the flying broomstick bit...I couldn’t hear the person tell me what to do on the video and you only view the video for five seconds before deciding to purchase. Wasn’t so happy about that and it also felt too rushed. Would have liked more interaction with the staff. Thank you for a wonderful, magical day out!

I was at the work trip in Brighton and the first think I thought about before I went to out was to see the most. When I was looking for some places at the internet The Warner Bros Studio entertainment shown up and That was It. I know the story because my daughter love the story and I saw the mooves.

The Studio trip was Really Great, just perfect.

At the beginning we were late, some troubles with the train. We were in big stress to come in, but the crew was just great. They helped us to come in to the group we should be with and the crew in the Studio was just perfect. They stop the people to give the informationes about the exhibition and possibilities.

I'm planning to go again with my kids next year.

I toured the studio last week with my Year 5 class. It was brilliant. The kids loved every minute and so did I. From the time our school bus pulled in, Alex and her team seamlessly guided us into the studios and off we went! One of the best school field trips ever!!

Had a wonderful audio tour here yesterday - loved it so much! The Tudor tour is organised really well and the information provided was so interesting, I learnt a lot. My only suggestion would be to add more seats; it is a long tour (I spent about 5 hours there), and people are often in one location for quite an extended period of time (listening to their audio guide), so it would be great to have some seats where we could relax and listen (this would greatly increase the accessibility of the tour). Otherwise, fantastic!

FANTASTIC!!! 4th time going and I've never been disappointed. Lauren and Bilanka (I think that's how you spell her name?) Did a fantastic job with the Behind the Seams part! Thank you so much for taking the time to show us closer looks at the costumes. The staff were incredibly helpful and offered to get me slippers instead of my heels (A poor choice in footwear on my part-my feet were aching but it was all worth it). Thanks to the staff guy that explained Lunas dress and gave us extra facts around the tour (I apologise that the name escapes me). Fab advice by Tom Riddles gravestone and the Forbidden Forest is yet another plus!

All the best and kindest regards!

Catherine the Hufflepuff in Heels, and Tanya.

Amazing. I went recently to the tour and had a fantastic time. The new addition of the Forbidden Forest is amazing. Spent hours here. The butter beer was great and I decided to treat myself to the tankard. It was £6.95 but gave me a great souvenir to take home.

Looking at the Hogwarts Castle model was truly an amazing sight. So much detail in one model.

Of course I decided to spend a lot in the gift shop and it in itself is amazing to walk through. I spent over £200 there and got quite a lot including 2 wands, a giant pygmy puff, key rings,marauders map replica and loads more. I don’t mind the pricing of the gifts as it is London so everything is more pricey plus when else would I get to buy some of the studio exclusives. Overall it was a great day out

Amazing me and my sons loved every minute my boys faces lit up at all everything truly was magical definitly recommend a visit to all Potter Fans x

Absolutely amazing time here!! Brought some fab things from the shop too

Still can’t get over all the interesting things I’ve seen and learnt today! Best birthday present ever and well worth waiting 4 months for!

Honestly can’t wait to go back again!

We had been looking forward to the Goblet of Fire display and Forbidden Forest as they hadn't been there on previous visits.



But we were really disappointed with the Goblet of Fire display. There were far too many people around it that if you were behind the front row you missed it. It would be better if it was on a plinth/stage so that everyone would get to see it. And in trailers it showed the 'case' lowering, but the 'case' was in main tour nowhere near Goblet. Very misleading advertising.



Also the Forbidden Forest was a big let down especially Aragog, the lighting for him was terrible. And the Patronus was just pathetic. Sorry but it looked like a dog out with a jacket of lights on. Nothing like a graceful Patronus. We had wrongly expected there would be so much more to it.



We enjoyed the rest of the tour as usual, and the staff were great with a vast knowledge (especially the girl in the wand shop who knew where even totally random crew members wands were!).

loved it, very big and lots to see.



However please improve the butterbeer, because it is disgusting and not worth £3.95. It tastes of cheap, chemical pop the stuff you can get for 50p. Very nasty stuff, no wonder so many people left 90% of it undrunk.

What a WONDERFUL day!! We arrived early in the morning. Our guide Laura MC greeted us and explained what to expect and how we’d being do it. She was absolutely amazing and very informative! From the very first moment we arrived until the very last minute the service and experience were EASILY 5+ STARS!

Went to the studio with my daughter and grandaughter we all loved it so much . It’s a must see if in London we made our own way there so easy to do .

We came on an outing today must of had over 100 children if you was there we were the bunch in the lovely orange hats!�. My child is wheelchair bound and the place is absolutely fabulous for disability access there was 2 bits he wasn't able to access but 1 of them didn't matter but the access to the carriage was made up by having a disabled access section further down the train. The gentleman who was on platform 9 3/4 around 1.50pm thanks for pointing the carriage out you made my sons day that he was able to actually get on a carriage. Thoroughly enjoy by all of our party

We came as a family group of 7 last Saturday. We spent an amazing 7 hours ‘pottering’ around. I cannot fault anything! From starting to ending the tour everything was perfect with attentive staff and amazing attractions. Worth every penny!

Unbelievably fabulous customer service, HUGE, expansive, impressive and a joy for Potter fans or even theater and/or movie lovers all around. It’s a rare opportunity to really explore a true behind-the-scenes experience. Only Disney’s behind-the-scenes tours in Orlando come close to comparing in customer service.



Food options are terrific given their prime locations before start of tour and in backlot. I’m not the biggest fan of (super sweet and “lard-like”) butterbeer but the kids loved them. We spent TEN hours there and still didn’t feel like we went thru everything we wanted. We were just too exhausted at the end. All in all, the perfect way to cap off a lovely family vacation in London.

The best place and visit EVER! i am so happy about this Harry Potter Tour i love it!!!!!!!!!! And i´m sure that i will come back! Hugs from Buenos Aires Argentina

Never expected the experience we had. Value for money 5 stars, the tour 5 stars, the enthusiasm of the staff 5 stars. Did I say 5 stars yet!!! Once I got to the end, I wanted to go back to the beginning and start over. By the way everyone 5 stars

My kids love it. They're the Potterheads, not me :)

We spent almost 5 hours in there. Nice touch with the snitch hunting, keep the kids excited. Love the butterbeer and the ice cream!

It was amazing. Very well done and worth the trip. Even if you’re not a HP super fan, the attention to detail and the tour were amazing to see. Definitely a must see attraction if you’re visiting London

It exceeded my expectations! Everything was perfect from the beginning to end. On display nearly every set and prop you could imagine as well as loads of concept art and models. Big reveal after big reveal. Shops were excellent and I enjoyed the cafe and butter beer! Spent six hours and could have spent much longer. Only thing I didn’t like was the flying broomstick bit...I couldn’t hear the person tell me what to do on the video and you only view the video for five seconds before deciding to purchase. Wasn’t so happy about that and it also felt too rushed. Would have liked more interaction with the staff. Thank you for a wonderful, magical day out!

I was at the work trip in Brighton and the first think I thought about before I went to out was to see the most. When I was looking for some places at the internet The Warner Bros Studio entertainment shown up and That was It. I know the story because my daughter love the story and I saw the mooves.

The Studio trip was Really Great, just perfect.

At the beginning we were late, some troubles with the train. We were in big stress to come in, but the crew was just great. They helped us to come in to the group we should be with and the crew in the Studio was just perfect. They stop the people to give the informationes about the exhibition and possibilities.

I'm planning to go again with my kids next year.

I toured the studio last week with my Year 5 class. It was brilliant. The kids loved every minute and so did I. From the time our school bus pulled in, Alex and her team seamlessly guided us into the studios and off we went! One of the best school field trips ever!!

Had a wonderful audio tour here yesterday - loved it so much! The Tudor tour is organised really well and the information provided was so interesting, I learnt a lot. My only suggestion would be to add more seats; it is a long tour (I spent about 5 hours there), and people are often in one location for quite an extended period of time (listening to their audio guide), so it would be great to have some seats where we could relax and listen (this would greatly increase the accessibility of the tour). Otherwise, fantastic!

FANTASTIC!!! 4th time going and I've never been disappointed. Lauren and Bilanka (I think that's how you spell her name?) Did a fantastic job with the Behind the Seams part! Thank you so much for taking the time to show us closer looks at the costumes. The staff were incredibly helpful and offered to get me slippers instead of my heels (A poor choice in footwear on my part-my feet were aching but it was all worth it). Thanks to the staff guy that explained Lunas dress and gave us extra facts around the tour (I apologise that the name escapes me). Fab advice by Tom Riddles gravestone and the Forbidden Forest is yet another plus!

All the best and kindest regards!

Catherine the Hufflepuff in Heels, and Tanya.

Amazing. I went recently to the tour and had a fantastic time. The new addition of the Forbidden Forest is amazing. Spent hours here. The butter beer was great and I decided to treat myself to the tankard. It was £6.95 but gave me a great souvenir to take home.

Looking at the Hogwarts Castle model was truly an amazing sight. So much detail in one model.

Of course I decided to spend a lot in the gift shop and it in itself is amazing to walk through. I spent over £200 there and got quite a lot including 2 wands, a giant pygmy puff, key rings,marauders map replica and loads more. I don’t mind the pricing of the gifts as it is London so everything is more pricey plus when else would I get to buy some of the studio exclusives. Overall it was a great day out

Amazing me and my sons loved every minute my boys faces lit up at all everything truly was magical definitly recommend a visit to all Potter Fans x

Absolutely amazing time here!! Brought some fab things from the shop too

Still can’t get over all the interesting things I’ve seen and learnt today! Best birthday present ever and well worth waiting 4 months for!

Honestly can’t wait to go back again!

We had been looking forward to the Goblet of Fire display and Forbidden Forest as they hadn't been there on previous visits.



But we were really disappointed with the Goblet of Fire display. There were far too many people around it that if you were behind the front row you missed it. It would be better if it was on a plinth/stage so that everyone would get to see it. And in trailers it showed the 'case' lowering, but the 'case' was in main tour nowhere near Goblet. Very misleading advertising.



Also the Forbidden Forest was a big let down especially Aragog, the lighting for him was terrible. And the Patronus was just pathetic. Sorry but it looked like a dog out with a jacket of lights on. Nothing like a graceful Patronus. We had wrongly expected there would be so much more to it.



We enjoyed the rest of the tour as usual, and the staff were great with a vast knowledge (especially the girl in the wand shop who knew where even totally random crew members wands were!).