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Find Your Favourite Harry Potter Props On Your Warner Bros. Studio Tour | Highlights, Visitors Tips And More
Why you should not miss Harry Potter props in Warner Bros. Studios
- Original props on display: All the Harry Potter props that you see on your studio tour are the ones that were used in the films. That adds more meaning and sentiment to Harry Potter fans visiting Warner Bros. Studios.
- Step right into the wizarding world: Harry Potter props are set up in such a way that you can have a walk-in experience of your favorite spots. Explore the Puking Pastilles, the magical Memory Cabinet, and more as you visit Harry Potter™ Studios.
- Learn the secrets of filmmaking: Along with a feeling of nostalgia and excitement, you can also learn some interesting facts and secrets about how the props were made and used in the movies. Head over to Harry Potter™ Studios as it is time to unfold the magic.
Explore Harry Potter props in Warner Bros. Studio London
Memory Cabinet
If it hadn't been for the memory vials, Professor Dumbledore wouldn't have sent Harry on a hunt for Horcruxes. Professor Horace Slughorn's memory, which featured his interaction with Tom Riddle about Horcruxes, led Dumbledore and Harry to victory over Lord Voldemort. The memory cabinet is, therefore, central to the movies and has been preserved carefully inside Warner Bros. Harry Potter™ Studio London. Almost 900 memory vials labeled with characters' names are displayed in Professor Dumbledore's office.
Puking Pastilles
Say whatever you will, but you've got to hand it to Fred and George Weasley. The twins were at the receiving end of their antics but never stopped. Puking Pastilles was their most profound invention, a disgusting sweet but one that could help you avoid class. It's one of the craziest props at the Warner Bros. Harry Potter™ Studio London. The Puking Pastilles dispenser is equally fun, created by Head Propmaker Pierre Bohanna.
Diagon Alley
Potions classrooms
Potions were boring, which explains why most students hated them in Harry Potter. However, they dictated large parts of the movies and almost killed Ronald Weasley. Ensure you aren't caught in a love potion when you explore the 950+ potion jars on display in the Potions classrooms. Every jar is as interesting as the other, from baked animal bones to dried leaves, herbs, and shrunken heads.
Special effects
Professor Umbridge's office
Professor Umbridge was among the most hated characters in the Harry Potter movies. Her office wasn't as revolting and organized aesthetically and the color pink dominated the scene. Her collection of plates with moving kittens was interesting and can still be seen in her office at the Warner Bros. Harry Potter™ Studio London. Avoid touching unless you want to be tortured by her.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Harry Potter™ props in Warner Bros. Studios
Are seeing the Harry Potter props at Warner Bros. Studios worth it?
Yes. Exploring the Harry Potter props in the Warner Bros. Studio tours will give you an immersive experience of what it is like to be in the wizarding world. You can walk through setups of the Potions classroom, Professor Umbridge's office, and more. Memory vials, potions, Puking Pastilles, and elements in Professor Umbridge's office are displayed at the studio.
Were the Harry Potter props at Warner Bros. Studios used in the films?
Yes. The Harry Potter props on display at the Warner Bros. Studios are the original props used in the movies.
What are the opening hours of Harry Potter props in Warner Bros. Studios?
The opening hours to see the Harry Potter props are the same as the Warner Bros. Studio opening times. The studio is open from 9:30am to 10pm. However, check their schedule calendar for precise timings before you visit since timings may vary.
Do I need separate tickets to see the props on my Harry Potter Studio tour?
No, you do not need to purchase separate tickets. A standard Harry Potter Studio tour includes access to the sets created for all eight Harry Potter films, the props used in the actual films, the costumes, special effects, creature effects, special events, and the Art Department.
Does my Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour include a guided tour?
Not all Harry Potter Studio tours include a guided tour. Look for tours which include a live guide when booking your tickets if you want a guided tour.
How do I get from London to the Warner Bros. Studio?
Located about an hour’s drive from the London city center, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour offers several bus tours that offer hourly return transfers from central London and Birmingham directly to the studio tour.
What are Harry Potter™ Studio opening hours?
The Harry Potter Studio tour is open from 9:30am to 10pm every day. However, timings may vary on some days. The opening times of Harry Potter™ Studios can be checked ahead of your visit. You can also check the calendar to know about any special events at the Studio to make the most of your visit.
How can I skip the lines to see the Harry Potter Studio tour?
To skip lines on your studio tour, opt for the Harry Potter™ Studio guided tour and you can also book priority parking to save time at the entrance.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing is advised to wear on your Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour. You might need to walk a fair distance to explore the different sets, props, costumes, special effects, creature effects, special events, and the Arts Department so wear comfortable shoes.
