London: Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter (Attractions)

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London: Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter (Attractions)


Nearest Station: Watford Junction
Address: Studio Tour Drive, Leavesden, WD25 7LR
Entry price: Adults – £39, Children – £31, Family – £126. Add approx. £30 per person for optional return coach service.
Typical opening hours: Opening hours vary significantly, from 10:00 to 18:00 in low season, to 09:00 to 22:00 in high season. Last admission is usually three to four hours before closing time. All tours are pre-booked. Closed 14th to 18th November and 25th to 26th December 2016.
Phone: 0845 084 0900
Website: www.wbstudiotour.co.uk
Tickets: Get tickets for the tour and the return coach service here.

Harry Potter fans should make The Warner Bros Studio Tour a must-see attraction during their visit. Inside, you will step foot into the Great Hall, see Hagrid’s Hut, see Wizarding wands, see the real Hogwarts Express and a scale model of Hogwarts Castle, visit Diagon Alley and other film sets, see props and costumes, and much more.

There are both inside and outside sections on this tour, and you will need at least three hours to get a good overview of everything inside. You can either guide yourself or use one of the audio guides, which are available at an additional charge.

If you are using public transport to reach this attraction, you will need to get off at Watford Junction station on the Overground. From here, a regular shuttle bus service runs to the Studios at a cost of £2.50 return per person. Alternatively, there is also a shuttle coach service available directly from central London – more information and tickets can be bought here. If you are arriving by car, parking is free.

Tickets for this attraction must be bought in advance and are not available for purchase on-site. You will select an entry time slot before arrival. 

We strongly recommend booking as far in advance as possible as tickets are limited and they do sell out year-round – even during the off-peak season. 

We do not recommend the optional audio/video guide - skip it.

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