King’s Cross to Warner Bros. Studio Tour

Tickets, Prices, What To Expect

King’s Cross Station and Warner Bros. Studio in London

Planning to explore the Wizarding World in London? The Harry Potter Studio Tour from King’s Cross is one of the easiest and most magical ways to experience it. 

Departing from the legendary King’s Cross Station, this tour includes round-trip transport and entry to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour. With zero fuss and maximum magic, it’s the perfect choice for Harry Potter fans of all ages.

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.

Why choose the Harry Potter studio tour from King’s Cross?

Costumes of key Harry Potter characters on display in the Great Hall at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London.

If you’re a Harry Potter fan visiting London, starting your Studio Tour from King’s Cross Station is a no-brainer. 

Not only is it centrally located and easy to reach by train, tube, or bus, but it’s also a legendary location of the wizarding world — think Platform 9¾! This departure point makes your journey feel magical right from the start. 

Plus, it’s super convenient — no confusing train transfers or shuttle bookings. You simply board a comfortable coach at King’s Cross and head straight to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour, making the experience smooth and stress-free.

King’s Cross to Warner Bros. London tour ticket

If you’re looking for a ticket that includes both transport from King’s Cross and entry to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, this is the one to get.

This tour offers:

  • Round-trip coach transfers from King’s Cross Station (Bus Stop T) to the Studio
  • Entry to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter
  • Around 4 hours of free time to explore the sets, props, costumes, and magical behind-the-scenes secrets
  • Free Wi-Fi onboard the coach and return to the same pick-up point

Ticket Prices

Adult (16+ years): £139
Youth (5 to 15 years): £134
Child (3 & 4 years): £45

What to see at Harry Potter studio tour

Step into the world of magic at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour, where the real sets, props, and costumes from the Harry Potter films come to life. It’s an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages.

  • The Great Hall – Walk into the iconic Hogwarts dining hall, where legendary scenes were filmed. Spot costumes worn by beloved characters like Dumbledore and Snape.
  • Diagon Alley – Stroll down the wizarding street lined with familiar shops like Ollivanders and Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes.
  • Platform 9¾ & Hogwarts Express – Snap a photo with the luggage trolley disappearing into the wall and get up close to the actual train used in the films.
  • The Forbidden Forest – Enter the dark and eerie forest, home to magical creatures and the giant spider, Aragog.
  • Gringotts Wizarding Bank – Explore the stunning goblin-run bank with its marble interiors and a fire-breathing dragon above.
  • Dumbledore’s Office & Potions Classroom – Peek into these iconic rooms, filled with enchanted books, magical artifacts, and bubbling cauldrons.
  • Broomstick Flying Experience – Try your hand at flying using green screen magic, just like Harry did.
  • Costumes & Magical Props – View original costumes and famous items from the series, including the Time Turner and the Sword of Gryffindor.
  • Butterbeer Break – Pause your adventure to taste the wizarding world’s favorite drink—Butterbeer!

Every section of the tour is packed with magic, stories, and behind-the-scenes secrets, making it a must-do for any Harry Potter fan.

Tips before you book

  • Book Early: This tour is extremely popular and sells out fast, especially during weekends and holidays. Reserve your spot in advance to avoid disappointment.
  • Check the Inclusions: This ticket includes round-trip transportation from King’s Cross and entry to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour. You don’t need to buy a separate studio ticket.
  • Arrive On Time: Be punctual at the departure point—buses leave on a fixed schedule and don’t wait for latecomers.
  • Travel Light: While small bags are allowed, there’s limited space on the coach. Avoid carrying bulky luggage.
  • Dress Comfortably: The tour involves a fair amount of walking, so wear comfy shoes and check the weather forecast before you go.
  • Photography is Welcome: You can take photos in most areas of the studio, but please note that flash photography is not permitted in certain sections.

Frequently asked questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about the travel from King’s cross to Warner Bros. Studios London:

Does this ticket include entry to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour?

Yes, the ticket includes admission to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter, along with round-trip transport from King’s Cross.

How long does the entire tour take?

The whole experience typically lasts around 7 hours, including travel time. You’ll get about 4 hours to explore the studios at your own pace.

Can I choose my return time?

Return coach transfers are scheduled, so your return time is fixed. Please ensure you check the timings when booking.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Absolutely! The studio is family-friendly and magical for visitors of all ages. Children under four may enter for free but must be included when booking.

Can I bring food and drinks?

You can bring snacks, but there are also cafés inside the studio where you can buy food and drinks—including Butterbeer!

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the studio is fully accessible. If you require assistance, please inform the provider during booking so that proper arrangements can be made.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, you can just show your e-ticket while starting the tour.

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