How to Reach Harry Potter Studio Tour by Train

Planning a visit to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter? 

If you’re coming from Euston, Birmingham New Street, or Victoria Station, getting there is easier than you think. 

This guide breaks down the best travel routes—by train, shuttle, or tour package—so you can focus on the magic that awaits. 

From fast train connections to guided ticket options, here’s everything you need to know to reach the Studio smoothly.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter gets more than 2 million visitors annually, so book your tickets in advance. The Standard Ticket is both cheaper and more popular but you explore the studios on your own. With the costlier Guided Tour Ticket a guide walks you through the sets while sharing stories.

Euston station to Watford station

Euston Railway Station is a major hub for travelers heading to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, with excellent connections via national rail, the Underground, and local buses. 

From here, you can reach the studio either by booking a guided tour package or by using public transport independently.

Guided tour option

Book a self-guided tour package from Euston that includes:

• Round-trip train transfers between Euston and Watford Junction
• Timed entry to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter
• Free shuttle bus transfer from Watford Junction to the Studio
• Ample time to explore the sets, props, and magical experiences at your own pace
• Tickets cost from £149 for adults and £145 for children (under 5s free)

Public transport

• Take a direct train from London Euston to Watford Junction (~20 minutes, frequent service).
• From Watford Junction, catch the free Warner Bros. shuttle bus at Bus Stop 4 (about a 15-minute ride) to the Studio.
• Show your Studio Tour ticket to board the shuttle.
• If driving, follow signs from the M1 Junction 6 to Studio Tour Drive, Leavesden. Free parking available; priority spots can be pre-booked.

Birmingham New Street station to Watford station

Birmingham New Street Station (Smallbrook Queensway, Birmingham, B2 4ND) is the city’s main railway station and one of the busiest in the UK. Located near the Bullring Shopping Centre, it offers excellent connections across the country, making it a key starting point for travelers from the West Midlands.

To reach the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter from Birmingham New Street:

• Take a direct train from Birmingham New Street to London Euston Station (average journey time: 1 hour 30 minutes).
  
• From Euston, take a train to Watford Junction (20 minutes).
  
• At Watford Junction, hop on the dedicated shuttle bus to the Studio Tour (15 minutes; included with your tour ticket).
  

This is one of the easiest ways to get to the studios from Birmingham via public transport. Be sure to book your studio entry tickets in advance!

Victoria station to Watford station

Victoria Station (Victoria Street, London SW1E 5ND) is a central London transport hub located in Westminster. With access to National Rail, the Underground, and local buses, it provides seamless connections to key destinations within and outside the city.

To reach the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter from Victoria Station:

• Take the Underground (Victoria Line) or a bus to London Euston Station (approx. 10–15 minutes).
  
• From Euston, board a direct train to Watford Junction (approx. 20 minutes).
  
• At Watford Junction, catch the free Studio shuttle bus from Bus Stop 4 (approx. 15 minutes; included with your Studio Tour ticket).
  

This public transport route is convenient and budget-friendly for visitors departing from central London. Don’t forget to book your Studio Tour ticket in advance!