The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is set to unveil a new exhibition focusing on the Triwizard Tournament from “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.” Running from May 15 to September 8, it will feature behind-the-scenes secrets, a special effects showcase, and interactive experiences for fans. Tickets start at £56, available for purchase online.
A new exhibition at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London invites Harry Potter fans to explore the secrets behind the Triwizard Tournament, a key event from “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.” Visitors will uncover how filmmakers created the tournament’s intense challenges and breathtaking scenes, showcasing never-before-seen special effects techniques.
This summer, the tour introduces its Backlot Stage, an indoor space focusing on the ‘Secrets of Special Effects.’ Attendees will learn how iconic moments were realised, such as the Hungarian Horntail dragon and the underwater challenges faced by Harry.
The exhibition allows fans to relive the competition among the three schools of magic: Hogwarts, Beauxbatons, and Durmstrang. Demonstrations featuring the arrival of students in their famous costumes will give visitors a taste of the magical atmosphere.
Guests can also engage with interactive experiences, like placing their names into the Goblet of Fire and witnessing the arrival of characters such as Mad Eye Moody and Rita Skeeter, highlighted by special props from the films.
Running from May 15 to September 8, the exhibition is included with ticket prices starting at £56. Tickets can be purchased for the event at Warner Bros. Studios in Leavesden, Watford.
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London invites fans to experience the magic of the Triwizard Tournament through an exciting new exhibition. With immersive displays, behind-the-scenes insights, and interactive experiences, visitors will be captivated by the filming secrets of their favourite Harry Potter moments. The event runs from May 15 to September 8, making it an unmissable attraction for Harry Potter enthusiasts.
Original Source: www.mylondon.news