Has it really been fifteen years since The Boy Who Lived first appeared on-screen? It feels like Harry, Ron and Hermione have always been there for us, and now, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is offering fans of the film franchise an opportunity to retrace the trio’s footsteps on their journey to find the Philosopher’s Stone.
MuggleNet was invited to attend the Sky Movies event at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. Here are the reasons why I still get excited to visit the sets.
On May 27, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour will open the door to number four, Privet Drive for the very first time – and MuggleNet got a sneak preview!
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour will be opening the set of number four, Privet Drive for a brief period, and now they are offering a chance for you and three friends to be the first visitors to see it!
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London will be giving two lucky couples a pair of tickets to the sold-out Valentine’s Dinner in the Great Hall event! Find out more here!
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter always puts on a good special feature for special occasions – such as the recent Sweets and Treats feature and the film screenings. This Halloween is no exception – the Studio Tour is promising a spooky Dark Arts special.
This week, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London hosted an exclusive event to launch their latest addition: the Hogwarts Express. With appearances from celebrities, the return of MinaLima’s art wall, and a resounding yes to the question of “Anything off the trolley, dears?”, we take a look at how it all went down.
This year, by popular demand, the snowy feature will be returning to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London from November 14 until February 2.
The WB Studio Tour revealed its latest feature, and first permanent exhibit since opening, earlier this week. MuggleNet popped by their preview event to check it out, and here is our review!
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