As a massive Harry Potter fan I (Nabs) have wanted to visit the Warner Bros Studio Tour since it opened in 2012 and I finally got the chance to go last month!!
I bought the tickets via the website in January, 2 months in advance. The tour is very popular so I definitely recommend buying your tickets early, around a month or two before you plan to visit. You can only buy tickets online, they aren't sold at the tour. Adult Tickets (age 16+) are £30 (definitely worth the price!!) and Child Tickets (age 5-15) are £22.50.
To get to the studio I took a train from London Euston to Watford Junction and a Shuttle Bus from Watford Junction to the studio. The shuttle bus took around 15 minutes and tickets cost £2 per person return or £1.50 one way.
When buying the tickets I was given the choice of collecting my tickets on the day or having them delivered. With delivery costing £3.95, I selected the option to collect my ticket on the day. I got to the studio extra early in case there was a long queue but the queue turned out to be short so it didn't take long to get my ticket! :)
Now I took in excess of 300 photos...I think I took photos of nearly everything on the tour...my camera actually ran out of battery! I'm certainly not going to post all 300+ photos here (that would be a very long post) but I will post my favourite photos while trying not to give too much away.
Now I took in excess of 300 photos...I think I took photos of nearly everything on the tour...my camera actually ran out of battery! I'm certainly not going to post all 300+ photos here (that would be a very long post) but I will post my favourite photos while trying not to give too much away.
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| The chess pieces from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone |
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| In the Gift Shop they sell costumes, broomsticks, wands, books, chocolate frogs, Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans...I wanted to buy so many things!! |
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| The tour was booked for 10.30am and as I mentioned already I got to the studio early so I spent around half an hour in the gift shop before I had to join another queue to be let into the tour. As you wait in the queue you get to see Harry's closet under the stairs at Privet Drive. |
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The Great Hall!!  |
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| Yule Ball Costumes from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Hermione's dress is beautiful! |
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| Gryffindor Boys' Dormitory. The beds were a lot smaller than they looked on screen. |
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| Gryffindor Common Room. |
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| Dumbledore's Office. There was a massive crowd of people in front so this is the best photo that I could take from the angle at which I was standing. |
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| The Weasley Clock |
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| Magic is Might Statue |
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| Hogwarts Bridge This is sometimes open to the public but sadly on the day that I went it wasn't |
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| The Shrunken Talking Head from the Knight Bus |
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| The Knight Bus I wanted to take a photo from a better angle, preferably from the front but it was very busy so this was the best I could do I didn't want to write too much and give away any spoilers as I want you to go and enjoy everything the tour has to offer first hand! I myself am going a second time which I'm very excited about as now that I've taken photos I can concentrate a lot better on the actual tour (without wanting to take a photo of every little detail which is what I was doing the first time I went.) |
