Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

We had a great visit to the studio tour, plenty of parking and i was happy with the EV parking, easy to use and right next to the entrance. The queues were big at times but flowed quickly so that you could experience all the attractions. On entering, you have a bag check, like airport, but i didnt have a bag and had to empty all my pockets anyway ( only one tray )The detail in every room you entered was amazing. As you round the corner to the next room, you could hear, wow, ooh, amazing. Great to see people dressing up as there favourite characters. Its a must if you have a Harry Potter fan in your family. Its a great insight to how the film series was made. I do agree with others regarding the pricing of the food half way through, average, £13 for a hotdogs and fries, it did take 30 mins from queuing to ordering and getting the food. The food was good quality but a bit pricey. It can be an expensive day with entrance, photo packages and then the food on top and then the shop at the end, your child or inner child will want a wand for sure, average £32. It was a great experience though, just like the wand shop in the film, boxes upon boxes of wands. Depending on your group size, I would say you would need £100 extra, packages do start at £20 in some areas and you can have it digitally instead of prints. Bring your own food to save on that side of things.

Went here with my partner and her daughter and we had an amazing day. If you are a Harry Potter fan or just interested in how films are made you will have a great time here, from the initial introduction to the magical castle model at the end there is so much to do and see and learn. The only disappointment of the whole day was the very limited time you have in the great hall at the start of the tour, everything else is done at your own pace which enables you to see as little or as much as you would like. We spent 5 hours in there and honestly it flew by and we could easily have stayed longer. The staff are great, the little demonstrations are very interesting and the is plenty of opportunities for food, drinks and souvenirs and i would recommend budgeting for a few extras as there are photo and video experiences that you can pay for as well as plenty of gift shops. Parking was easy and free, no queues to get in and we entered our tour on time and without delays. Highly recommend this tour.

At last, I finally managed it – after six attempts, I was finally there. And it was more than worth it. The Studio Tour is incredibly detailed: seeing the original sets, props, and costumes is simply breathtaking. You suddenly find yourself in the middle of the world of Harry Potter and realise just how much love, craftsmanship, and creativity has gone into every single scene. I found the making-of section particularly fascinating. Seeing how the films were created, how the tricks were achieved, and how much effort went into seemingly small details makes the experience even more intense. The figures also feel extremely authentic and instantly bring many scenes back to life. For fans, the tour is an absolute must – but even for non-fans, it is incredibly exciting. An experience that stays in your mind for a long time. Right at the entrance, we were able to leave our bags. At the request of Michelle and Jane Louise (exceptionally lovely and friendly staff members), I am allowed to share this photo of the two of them. You can immediately tell that they love their job. 🥰

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is an absolutely impressive experience, especially for Harry Potter fans. We had four hours in total, and honestly, this was not enough if you want to look at everything in detail. There is so much to see, and the level of detail throughout the tour is incredible. The attention to detail on set, costumes, and props is mind-blowing. You learn so many new and interesting facts about the movies, even if you think you already know a lot. A big positive point for me was the prayer room located near the entrance, which I really appreciated. Just ask the staff — they are helpful and will guide you. The restaurant food was also good and a nice break during the tour. The only downside, in my opinion, is the strong focus on making money out of everything. Souvenir photos cost around £20, which feels unnecessary considering the huge number of visitors. With the amount of people attending every day, this pricing really isn’t needed. Overall, an amazing and unforgettable experience with incredible details and insights — but be prepared to spend extra money if you want souvenirs or photos.

For my wife, myself, and especially for my eldest son — a huge Harry Potter fan — visiting the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studios is an absolute must. The tickets are reasonably priced, and even though we spent the entire day there, we never stopped being amazed. You immediately feel how magical this place is. Warner Bros. has done an incredible job of making it feel authentic rather than overly touristy. Every hall is designed down to the smallest detail, and you can clearly see how much love and care went into creating this place. Diagon Alley, Platform 9¾ — my son truly couldn’t stop being amazed. He loved every single moment and was completely fascinated by it all. We also invited his best friend and a friend of my wife to join us, which made the experience even more special. It was a truly wonderful day. I can wholeheartedly recommend the Warner Bros. Studios to every Harry Potter fan.

Best day of my life, I totally recommend bringing a good camera. Took a lot of amazing pictures and now have a lot of memories to look back to! We didn´t do any guided tours, since we are already total nerds. It took around 3h, but I feel like you could spend endless time there. Next time I'll bring my mom, since she is a huge fan too!

This is an amazing experience, you don't just see the sets, you're immersersed into the world of magic. The creativeness of the Harry Potter series is incredible and is brought to life by visiting this tour. The staff are amazingly helpful. I don't think there is a bigger shop than here. It's so well organised. The cafe is well placed for a rest time before finishing the tour. Well done WB! 🎉

I visited the Warner Bros. Studio Tour just after Christmas. Overall, it was a great experience getting to see the authentic props, costumes, and sets up close. The craftsmanship behind the stages is incredible, and seeing the "Hogwarts in the Snow" features added a lovely seasonal touch. Despite being the holiday season, I found the crowd levels to be moderate and quite manageable. The Highlights: Authenticity: The level of detail is mind-blowing. If you have a passion for the films and love identifying specific items from your favorite scenes, you will be in heaven. The Butterbeer: This is a must-try. It’s a unique flavor, and getting the souvenir glass to take home makes it feel like a worthwhile purchase. Room for Improvement: Interactivity: The tour feels very much like a museum. I believe adding more interactive activities or live stage shows would really help bring the magic to life and add more "fun" to the long walk. Pricing: While the souvenir glass is a nice touch, I felt the rest of the food menu should be more reasonably priced for what is offered. Final Verdict: The hype for this place is massive. If you are a dedicated fan who wants to soak in every detail, it’s a 10/10. However, if you aren't a "super-fan," you might find the experience a bit repetitive after a while. Go for the artistry, and definitely don't skip the Butterbeer!

Was mixed up on arrival date and missed the tour by a day after paying 373 dollars. The company was not sympathetic and did not credit, or give any options for a rebook. I realize this was my fault about the day, but do not understand why they would not help with crediting toward another day. $373 dollars to the large company. This is a large amount of money to loose. Maybe they could at least send a thank you note for our "gift"? I wish the best for folks who book this and I hope you read my review and consider the risks.