Experience the magic of the Wizarding World like never before with Harry Potter Studio events. Throughout the year, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London hosts themed takeovers featuring exclusive props and behind-the-scenes secrets. Most seasonal events are included with your general admission ticket. This guide covers the 2026 schedule and how to visit.
Designed for those who prefer a calmer environment, these tours feature reduced capacity, lowered lighting, and adjusted sound levels. It’s a sensory-friendly way to explore the magic at your own pace without the usual crowds.
Head to this indoor stage for a deep dive into the spellbinding world of filmmaking. Interactors reveal the secrets behind the Hungarian Horntail dragon and underwater filming techniques using a high-tech digital screen and live demonstrations.
Step back to where it all began. This event focuses on the filming of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, featuring the original costumes and sets that introduced us to the Boy Who Lived, including the iconic Sorting Ceremony.
As Halloween approaches, the Studio takes a turn for the sinister. The Great Hall is decorated with floating pumpkins, and you can test your wand skills against Death Eaters while exploring the spookier side of the Wizarding World.
The ultimate festive transformation. Witness the Hogwarts Castle model covered in a blanket of filmmaking snow, see the Great Hall set for the Yule Ball, and experience the warmth of the Gryffindor common room decked in tinsel.
The Backlot Stage undergoes maintenance occasionally (April/May 2026). While the stage show won't be available, the rest of the Studio Tour and outdoor Backlot sets remain open.
Most events, like Dark Arts and Hogwarts in the Snow, are included in the standard admission. However, exclusive Dinner in the Great Hall events require a specific, separate ticket.
You can book your tickets through authorised resellers or the official website. Ensure your visit date aligns with the event calendar to see the themed displays.
Yes. Event tickets often include extra access, exclusive activities, or limited-time content not part of the standard tour. They must be booked separately, unless specifically stated otherwise in your standard ticket voucher.
No, each event has a dedicated time slot and format. You’ll need separate bookings if you want to attend two different events, as they usually don’t run on the same day.
Some events, like Dinner in the Great Hall, sell out within days of release. It’s best to sign up for email alerts or check the official site regularly if you're aiming for limited-run events.
Yes. Dinner in the Great Hall events include a set menu, but dietary needs must be communicated during booking. You can’t swap dishes onsite, and walk-ins are not possible.
Yes. During events like* Dark Arts or Hogwarts in the Snow, key sets like the Great Hall and Diagon Alley are transformed with new lighting, props, and decor. Some standard setups may be temporarily removed or changed.
Photography is generally allowed, but flash is often restricted during live demonstrations or Q&A sessions. Always check signage or ask staff before filming an extended video during an event.
Most events last around 3 to 4 hours, including check-in, scheduled activities, and free time in the Studio. Events with meals or panels often run slightly longer into the evening.
Yes. All events are primarily indoors. A few photo points in the Backlot area are outdoors, but events go ahead regardless of the weather.
If the Studio Tour is closed or an event is cancelled, you are typically offered a rebooking or a refund. Always check your booking terms and conditions for specific policies.
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