Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

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!

We had a fantastic trip here this week, it's a must do for HP fans. Its amazing seeing all the costumes and sets and models. Staff are friendly and very enthusiastic and each tour is well run. It didn't feel overly busy either, despite there being plenty of people about. We tried the butterbeer which is nice but incredibly sweet, your kids will love it! I think the most impressive section was Gringotts bank, which is just like in the movies and seemed to be in its entirety. Fab afternoon, I loved it !

An Unforgettable Experience for Photography Lovers and Behind-the-Scenes Fans, and of course, Harry Potter fans! I absolutely loved my visit to the Harry Potter Studio Tour. From a photography perspective, it was incredible — every set is beautifully lit and full of detail, making it easy to capture stunning shots. The Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and the Hogwarts model were definite highlights. What made the tour truly special was the behind-the-scenes insight. Seeing the practical effects, creature designs, concept art, and set-building techniques gave me a whole new appreciation for the films. Being able to photograph those elements up close was something I’ll never forget. If you’re a fan of filmmaking or photography, this tour is an absolute must. Highly recommended!

Whether your a fan or not, it's definitely worth a visit. So much to see around the sets and experience. We all loved being there and getting to walk through Daigon alley, the bank etc. The only thing that is a bit of a downer is the cost of everything. The food we got was ok, but prices for a drink at over £7 each, burger and fries or hotdog and fries over £15. Wand over £30. Pictures from the movie features are sold as per person sets, with each person costing £30! All in we spent over £260 after we bought tickets! Overall wonderful experience, but be prepared to spend a few quid!

Love, love, LOVE the studios. You feel completely immersed to the world of Harry Potter. The atmosphere they create, the exhibited sets, all the props, explanations of behind the scenes tricks, etc. This is one definitely for HP fans but also others as it is such a wonderful world to step into. Staff are all very attentive and checks on you when they get the chance. All the amenities are looked after too, perfect customer service. Crowds are more than manageable as they actually move quickly so there is a good flow for everybody. Spent 6hrs there easily. My only recommendation would be if subtitles could be added to the presentations (at the start of the tour for instance); just to be able to fully follow what is being said.. Hopefully see you again!!

Absolutely amazing, my grandchildren loved it, we loved it, but it's expensive to enter, expensive to by food and drink, and of course the shop is expensive too, but you come to expect that at these venues. The only real issue I had was the sheer volume of bodies, difficult to get to see some things and sometimes impossible to get good pics. Felt rushed in the great hall, as the next group was due to come in. But !! The kids loved it. Glad we did it, but it's done now, won't be revisiting. Trying to be honest and the amazing features are well worth seeing, just be aware of all that's involved

Absolutely fantastic!!! Second time there and still loved it. You have to see the, "Secret special effects" demo... Very cool. It is a lot of walking, would be nice to have a few random seats along the way for those with walking issues to be able rest a bit. The tour guides were fun & very knowledgeable. We were there for 5 hours - so be prepared. It is definitely worth going - highly recommend it... Would be even better if they put masks of the actors faces on the prop figures. Oh and you seriously have to have the Butter beer ... Yummy😁

Probably the best studio experience I've seen, there was so much to see, interactive and well spaced out. The Hogwarts in the snow was beautiful, difficult to do it justice with photos. I took my 13 year old and partner their not really into HP but had a great time. We stayed 3 hours - I could have stayed a lot longer!

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.