Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio launches Hogwarts Christmas Dinner

Warner Bros. Studios in London, which has become a popular tourist attraction, recently launched the "Hogwarts Auditorium Christmas Dinner" project for the first time, adding another boost to the magic chain.

Warner Bros. Studios in London, which has become a popular tourist attraction, recently launched the "Hogwarts Auditorium Christmas Dinner" project for the first time, allowing fans to experience the scenes and food in the movie in a festive auditorium.

The entire Christmas dinner event will last from 6 p.m. to early morning on December 3. Dinner includes two main courses, flame pudding and cherry ham, which appear in the movie, and a magic wand is served along with the main course. After dinner, visit the movie studio, and the Gryffindor common room and the kitchen of the Weasley Burrow have also been decorated in a Christmas atmosphere.

"Hogwarts Auditorium Christmas Dinner" project

Hogwarts Auditorium

In addition, visitors can also taste holiday desserts on platform 9 and 1/4 where the Hogwarts Express is frequented. Before visiting the Magic Castle model, you can also go shopping at the Magic Shop in Diagon Alley and experience Butterbeer. Finally, the entire event will end in a night of singing and dancing carnival. Of course there is no free dinner, and the entire event costs $350.

Warner Bros.'s Harry Potter London studio opened in March 2012. In addition to Universal Studios 'theme parks, the filming locations of the series of films have also joined the huge magic industry chain. At the beginning of the opening ceremony, Beckham said: "I have four children myself, so I know children's desire for theme parks will never be satisfied."

Visitors to Warner Bros.'s Harry Potter London Studio

can watch the production process of the Harry Potter films. The large-scale filming sets and a wide variety of props from the eight films will be on display one by one: the Potion Classroom, Hagrid's Cabin, the Weasley Family Burrow, the Ministry of Magic, Umbridge's Office, and the Magic Shop in Diagon Alley are all open to visitors. Hundreds of movie props also truly restore Rowling's magical world: the Weasley family's flying classic car,"The Quibbler" magazine, wizard robes and magic wands. The entire magical castle and owl hut were also scaled down into models, and even contained various tiles, vegetation, and soil details. In addition to visiting, you can also ride a flying broom and experience movie special effects in front of the green screen.

Weasley Cars

'Harry Potter-themed bus

castle model

Warner Bros.'s Harry Potter Studio has also been expanding in size since its opening. In March 2014, the studio launched a black magic theme area, restoring Malfoy Manor, the Borgin Bock Magic Shop in Overturn Alley, etc. Sarah Roots, vice president of the studio, said: "The Black Arts themed area will be the first new fixed unit since it opened in March 2012 and will be launched during Halloween. It will showcase the darkest parts of the film, as well as many props and costumes that have never been seen before."

In March 2015, the studio added an additional 20,000 square feet of space to display the Hogwarts Express train numbered "5972" and recreate platform 9 and 1/4. Visitors can board train cars and take photos with luggage carts that are about to disappear into the platform walls.

Of course, the entire studio is not just satisfied with ticket revenue in London. Products developed around the movie, including wizard costumes, wands, magic objects, and derivative stationery, toys, etc., are also sold in stores. Since 2009, this series of exhibitions has been held in the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Sweden, Germany and France, attracting 200,000 visitors. The good news for China's Muggles is that they will come to Shanghai on December 5 this year.

Editor: vian