More about: Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios Tickets and Tours
After filming all the Harry Potter movies at Warner Bros. Studios, the company decided to keep several of the original sets and props that appeared in the films to display them to fans at Harry Potter Studios outside London.Hurry up and book your tickets because they sell out in a flash!

Harry Potter Studios Tickets with Transfer from Victoria in London
Forget about planning. Everything is included in the price: tickets and transportation.
The perfect option so you don't have to worry about anything other than enjoying your visit to Harry Potter's Warner Park, the recreations of the sets, the production of the films, and the entire magical universe of Hogwarts.
Places like Diagon Alley, Gringotts Bank, Ollivanders shop, and Hogwarts Castle are familiar to you, but have you ever been to any of them? Now you have the chance to enjoy them all with this tour.
You won't even have to find platform 9 3/4 to get to the park; just choose the time and the point in London where you want to catch the bus to the park. By booking these tickets with transfers included, you won't have to worry about a thing.
Recommended if... you wouldn't miss Harry Potter Park for anything in the world during your visit to London, but finding transportation to get there and back on your own is a real headache.
How to get tickets to Harry Potter Studios?

If you're sure you want to include this attraction in your itinerary, it's best to book your tickets online as soon as possible to secure your spot at a specific time, as capacity is limited. Every day, Harry Potter Studios welcomes thousands of visitors from all over the world, making it one of London's most popular tourist attractions. This means that tickets sell out like magic!
That said, there are several ways to get your tickets to discover Harry Potter Studios: either through a package that includes tickets and transportation to Harry Potter Studios, or you can go on your own.
The best option: book tickets to Harry Potter Park with transportation

There are packages that include both admission to Warner Bros. Studios and round-trip bus transportation to the attraction. This is a fantastic option to consider if you are traveling to London with your family, as tickets purchased at the box office do not include transportation to Harry Potter Studios, and the attraction is located far from central London (approximately one hour away).
Advantages of booking the ticket package with transportation
- Forget about finding transportation: in a city like London, transportation can be expensive and complicated, but with this package you won't have to worry about routes or connections.
- No stress about schedules: avoid having to keep an eye on different modes of public transportation and possible delays between transfers.
- Ideal for families: if you're traveling with young children, this bus transfer saves you the stress of rushing around.
- Total convenience: the bus takes you directly to the studios from a central area of London and, at the end of the day, drops you off at the same spot. It couldn't be easier!
Choose your transfer departure point
But London is very big, so you can choose from several options in the Harry Potter Park ticket package with transfer. Here are the options, and you can choose the one that suits you best:
- Tickets + transfers from central London — from $117
- Tickets + transfers from King's Cross — from $117
- Tickets + transfers from Victoria Station — from $114
What is the Harry Potter Studios tour like on your own?

If you prefer to visit Harry Potter Studios on your own, you can also buy tickets on the Warner Bros Studios website. These tickets only give you access to Harry Potter Studios. They do not include bus transportation from central London (you will have to arrange your own transportation).
How much do tickets to Harry Potter Studios cost?

Tickets to Harry Potter Studios with transportation included start at around $120, depending on your departure point and the option you choose:
- The cheapest option: Ticket with standard transfer from London — from 117. Perfect if you are looking for an economical transfer from different parts of the city.
- A little more expensive, departing from King's Cross: Ticket with transfer from King's Cross — from 117. Ideal if you prefer this station as your starting point.
- Slightly more expensive than the previous options, these depart from Victoria: Ticket with transfer from Victoria Station — from 114. These offer the advantage of departing from a very central and well-connected area.
For detailed prices and to better organize your budget, check out the post Harry Potter Park Ticket Prices and Tours in London. It's sure to help clear up any questions you may have!
Are tickets to Harry Potter Studios included in any tourist cards?

Unfortunately, tickets to Harry Potter Studios are not included in London tourist cards (neither the London Pass nor the London Explorer Pass). However, these passes do include tours of Harry Potter and other movie locations (Bridget Jones, James Bond, Sherlock Holmes, Mary Poppins, etc.) through the streets of London, as well as access to many tourist attractions in the city.
If you're a big fan of the young wizard's adventures and you're left wanting more after visiting Harry Potter Studios, I recommend booking a Harry Potter tour in London, as they're a great way to continue enjoying your favorite saga while exploring the British capital and learning cool facts about the movies from an expert guide.
How much time do you need to visit Harry Potter Studios?

You can see the entire Harry Potter Studios Park in approximately 3 hours.
However, if you are a big fan of J.K. Rowling's novels, you will probably want to spend more time there and extend your visit to 4 or 5 hours, exploring every inch of the tour and taking in all the details of the Harry Potter universe. There is so much to see here!
Is it advisable to take children to Harry Potter Studios?

Without a doubt. If you're traveling to London with children, a visit to Harry Potter Studios will be one of the coolest experiences you can have together during your vacation. Especially if the little ones are fans of the saga! Here are a few reasons why:
- They'll have a great time exploring the movie sets (the Great Hall, the school corridors, the Gryffindor common room, the teachers' offices, the Dursleys' and Weasleys' houses, etc.).
- You don't have to go to Harry Potter Studios dressed as muggles; to immerse yourself even more in this magical atmosphere, you can dress up as your favorite character.
- You'll also be able to see original objects from the films and learn how the novels were brought to the big screen.
However, there are areas such as Lucius Malfoy's house and the Forbidden Forest that, due to their realistic and gloomy appearance, may frighten some children, especially if they are very young. Just keep this in mind if you want to avoid these rooms during your tour of Harry Potter Studios.
On the other hand, if you are visiting with your family, I recommend that you try not to choose the last admission time to Harry Potter Studios, as you would return to London very late and the experience could be exhausting for the children.
When does Harry Potter Studios Park in London open?

Harry Potter Studios Park is open Monday through Sunday, but hours vary depending on the day you plan to visit.
- Weekdays: open from 9:30 AM to 8 PM
- Weekends: open from 8:30 AM to 10 PM.
However, check the calendar when buying tickets as opening hours may change depending on UK public holidays, park maintenance work, or preparations for special events.
How to get to Harry Potter Studios?

Organized tours to Harry Potter Studios usually include round-trip bus transportation to the attraction, as it is quite far from central London. These tours usually depart from King's Cross or Victoria Station and the bus goes directly to Warner Bros.
However, if you decide to go to Harry Potter Studios on your own, you will need to be patient and take several different modes of transportation, combining the subway, train, and bus both ways.
For more information on this, don't miss the post How to get to Harry Potter Studios in London, which covers this in more detail.
Where to eat during your visit?
Where to eat during your visit?

A visit to Harry Potter Studios Park can last several hours, so you may find yourself feeling hungry at some point during your tour. This is the perfect opportunity to take a break and grab a bite to eat to recharge your batteries!
Although you can bring your own snacks in your bag to satisfy your hunger in the picnic area or the Backlot area, there are also places to eat during your visit inside the Warner Bros. studios. This is a good option if you forgot to bring snacks or if you are traveling with children and would prefer them to have something more substantial to eat. Some of these are:
- The Hub Café: Serves sandwiches to go and other baked goods, as well as hot and cold drinks from Starbucks. Open all day.
- The Chocolate Frog Café: Ideal for a snack. Serves a wide variety of sweets, cakes, treats, and ice cream. Also serves hot chocolate. Open all day.
- The Backlot Café: Here you can try the famous butterbeer! The menu includes a wide variety of dishes such as sandwiches, hamburgers, hot dogs, salads, and soups. They have a children's menu. Open all day.
- The Food Hall: Serves breakfast, hot and cold dishes, sandwiches, and a wide selection of drinks. Open until 8 PM on days when the park closes at 10 PM and until 5 PM the rest of the time.
What will you see during your visit?

The Harry Potter Park studios are divided into indoor and outdoor areas. Here's a summary of everything you can see during your tour of the park:
- You can walk through various sets from the films, such as the Great Hall at Hogwarts, Platform 9¾, Diagon Alley, Professor Umbridge's office, and the Forbidden Forest.
- See some of the original props and objects from the films, such as the Potions Classroom, the Memory Vase, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, and more.
- Character costumes, Quidditch equipment, ball gowns, uniforms...
- Models and technical drawings used to create the sets or the special effects used to film certain scenes.
- Oh! But at Harry Potter Studios Park, you won't just be able to see things, you'll also be able to do magic by waving a magic wand or riding a flying broomstick.
Don't forget to bring your camera because you'll want to take lots of photos during your visit. You'll have a blast!
Some useful tips for visiting Harry Potter Studios

- Remember to book your tickets online and in advance for Harry Potter Studios. It is one of the most popular attractions in London and tickets sell out quickly, especially during peak season, holidays, and special dates such as Christmas.
- Try to arrive at least 30 minutes early, as if you arrive later than your booked time, the attraction staff cannot guarantee that you will be able to enter during the next available time slot.
- Baby strollers are allowed in Harry Potter Studios , although there is a limited number per visit.
- Whether you visit the park dressed as a Muggle or a wizard, remember to wear comfortable clothing suitable for the weather at the time of year you are visiting. And don't forget to wear comfortable shoes as the tour is extensive!
- You can bring snacks and water in your bag to eat in the designated areas.
- Those who need to can enter Harry Potter Studios with guide dogs and assistance dogs.
- Before you leave, remember to stop by the gift shop to pick up a souvenir of this special day.