The most affordable way to visit Harry Potter Studio is with a standard tour ticket, which costs £51.50 for adults (16+), £40 for children (5-15) and £160 for families (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children). Children under 5 can visit for free, but must book a free ticket and be accompanied by an adult.
There are also souvenir gift tickets inspired by a Hogwarts Acceptance Letter, which can be redeemed within 12 months. Prices are £51.50 for adults and £40 for children, with an additional delivery charge of £7 (UK) to £11 (worldwide).
Prices for tickets and hotel packages start at £65, while tickets with transfer from central London start at £105. The Deluxe Tour package is the ultimate VIP experience at Harry Potter Studio. It includes a small group tour, breakfast, priority parking and other amenities like a broomstick flight photo and Butterbeer with souvenir cup. Prices for the Deluxe Tour start at £250.
Along with your Harry Potter Studio tickets, you can also add one or more of the following experiences to your ticket:
Harry Potter Studio priority parking costs £10. You can only purchase a priority parking pass online in advance, so it cannot be bought on the day of your visit. Although there’s free parking at Harry Potter Studio, a priority parking pass gives you access to a VIP section right next to the main entrance.
A paperback souvenir guidebook costs £9.95, whereas a digital guide costs £5.25 and is available in 9 languages. Book a group digital guide for up to 4 people for £13.95. In both guides, you’ll find in-depth information about all the Harry Potter films, including behind-the-scenes secrets.
Additionally, you can book a handmade tea in the food court, to enjoy before or after your tour of the studio. Vegan and gluten free options are also available. This experience costs £70 for two people, and you can add a splash of Champagne for an extra £30.
Week-days: 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM
Weekends: 8:30 AM to 10:00 PM
*The schedule changes from day to day. If you want to find out the opening hours of a specific date, it's best to consult the Warner Bros. Studio official website.
6th to 10th November
25th and 26th December
Most self-guided tours of the Warner Bros Studios last about 3 to 4 hours, however there is no strict time limit and you can stay until closing.
The Warner Bros Studio is located in the area of Leavesden, to the north of Watford, about 35 kilometers from the center of London. It is near the four main airports in the British capital – Luton, Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted – and is easily reached by car and public transportation.
The main entrance to Warner Bros. London Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter is at Soundstage J, in the main Warner Brothers studios. It is conveniently located across the road from the free parking lot.
The studio welcomes visitors with disabilities, offering a free ticket for their carer, and features several adapted restrooms. However, some areas, like the Hogwarts train, might be inaccessible due to space limitations. For further information on accessibility, refer to the FAQ'S.
There are three cafés and one restaurant inside the Warner Bros Studio, which operate all day. There are vegan and gluten-free options available and you can check their menus for the full range. Aside from classic dishes and drinks inspired from the movies (including non-alcoholic butterbeer), the Harry Potter Studio cafés and restaurants prepare festive meals for Halloween, Christmas and other special occasions throughout the year.
There is a cloakroom that visitors can use free of charge, as well as many toilets scattered throughout the tour path. There is also free wi-fi you can use during your visit.
The studio offers support for visitors with visual or hearing impairments and other conditions that may affect their visit. They provide visual and hearing aids, a sensory room, and sensory support bags. Assistance dogs are welcome too.