Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

Great place well worth visiting. But take extra money as you will need it for food, audio guides, pictures and shops. Loved every minute too about 3hrs with a stop for lunch. Food is good (more than one location to eat) toilets available around the site. Could have spent a fortune as loads of good things to purchase. Have been four times and each time there have been new things to see. Lots of interaction and fun things to see and do. Make sure you ask questions from the many guides. All in all a great day out.

Amazing experience for Harry Potter fans. You can't even fathom it all. Best plan for at least 6+ hours so you can see everything and take your time. There are cafes for food and butter beer halfway through. We spent 4 hours and barely made it through; we had to skip a lot but loved everything that we saw. There are demonstrations, videos and interactive photo areas. Those all take more time and you will miss out on them if you don't give yourself enough time.

Amazing. I went over 10 years ago and there's just so much more added now! The whole experience was brilliant from start to finish. There are just too many parts to mention, but you could easily be there for hours. Well worth a trip if youre a HP fan, just know you are going to spend some money! The gift shop is also as incredible as you might imagine, take some spare cash!

Wow, 100% a must see, totally taken back by the size of the sets on tour. All the family will love. plenty of parking , restaurant okay. Could be bigger for the amount of people on studio tour. Overall highly recommended, well done Warner Bros. 5 *

Where to even start. If you grew up reading/watching the Harry Potter series, visiting the HP studios will feel like taking a trip down memory lane only even better. I loved each and every part of the tour, starting with the Great Hall, the Dursley’s house and the Forbidden Forest. Make sure you pay attention to the staff who provide a great intro to the tour. My only “complaint” is that it can be a bit hard to get tickets due to high demand. I got mine through the Get Your Guide app, which included a round trip bus ride from Victoria Coach Station (not to be confused with Victoria Station). That said, I recommend you plan to get your tickets way in advance. Also be mindful that if you get your tickets through the studios website you’ll still have to plan your way there.

It was a wonderful experience, I highly recommend it. A valuable tip: go in the morning, so you can enjoy the whole studio. Don't worry too much about the time when you return, because the line will always be huge. The cool thing about the studio is that it is all guided, so you don't run the risk of forgetting to see anything. The last rooms are fantastic, with lots of interactive objects, it's very exciting. The souvenir shop is very big, don't forget to set aside some time to look at it calmly, and the line at the checkout is always long too. Anyway, it was wonderful, worth every penny.

I wasn't really a Harry Potter fan, but watched all the films before we went here. What a fantastic experience this place was. You'll need at least 4-5 hours to see everything properly. Totally recommend visiting, especially as its now got a special Christmas theme to some of the sets.

Wonderful family experience! Amazing facts and interesting stuff to see and interact with. We went for Hogwarts in the snow and I really want to visit again when the snow isn't there too! Fun for all the family and I definitely recommend trying the butterbeer!

Great place well worth visiting. But take extra money as you will need it for food, audio guides, pictures and shops. Loved every minute too about 3hrs with a stop for lunch. Food is good (more than one location to eat) toilets available around the site. Could have spent a fortune as loads of good things to purchase. Have been four times and each time there have been new things to see. Lots of interaction and fun things to see and do. Make sure you ask questions from the many guides. All in all a great day out.

Amazing experience for Harry Potter fans. You can't even fathom it all. Best plan for at least 6+ hours so you can see everything and take your time. There are cafes for food and butter beer halfway through. We spent 4 hours and barely made it through; we had to skip a lot but loved everything that we saw. There are demonstrations, videos and interactive photo areas. Those all take more time and you will miss out on them if you don't give yourself enough time.

Amazing. I went over 10 years ago and there's just so much more added now! The whole experience was brilliant from start to finish. There are just too many parts to mention, but you could easily be there for hours. Well worth a trip if youre a HP fan, just know you are going to spend some money! The gift shop is also as incredible as you might imagine, take some spare cash!

Wow, 100% a must see, totally taken back by the size of the sets on tour. All the family will love. plenty of parking , restaurant okay. Could be bigger for the amount of people on studio tour. Overall highly recommended, well done Warner Bros. 5 *

Where to even start. If you grew up reading/watching the Harry Potter series, visiting the HP studios will feel like taking a trip down memory lane only even better. I loved each and every part of the tour, starting with the Great Hall, the Dursley’s house and the Forbidden Forest. Make sure you pay attention to the staff who provide a great intro to the tour. My only “complaint” is that it can be a bit hard to get tickets due to high demand. I got mine through the Get Your Guide app, which included a round trip bus ride from Victoria Coach Station (not to be confused with Victoria Station). That said, I recommend you plan to get your tickets way in advance. Also be mindful that if you get your tickets through the studios website you’ll still have to plan your way there.

It was a wonderful experience, I highly recommend it. A valuable tip: go in the morning, so you can enjoy the whole studio. Don't worry too much about the time when you return, because the line will always be huge. The cool thing about the studio is that it is all guided, so you don't run the risk of forgetting to see anything. The last rooms are fantastic, with lots of interactive objects, it's very exciting. The souvenir shop is very big, don't forget to set aside some time to look at it calmly, and the line at the checkout is always long too. Anyway, it was wonderful, worth every penny.

I wasn't really a Harry Potter fan, but watched all the films before we went here. What a fantastic experience this place was. You'll need at least 4-5 hours to see everything properly. Totally recommend visiting, especially as its now got a special Christmas theme to some of the sets.

Wonderful family experience! Amazing facts and interesting stuff to see and interact with. We went for Hogwarts in the snow and I really want to visit again when the snow isn't there too! Fun for all the family and I definitely recommend trying 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.