Warner Bros. Studio Tour London: Standard Ticket 

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is a must-visit for Harry Potter fans. The Standard Ticket gives you self-guided access to the film sets, props, costumes, and behind-the-scenes exhibits that brought the Wizarding World to life.

Explore at your own pace—spend more time at your favorite spots or move quickly through others. Add an optional audio guide for insider stories and cast interviews.

This flexible ticket is perfect for first-time visitors and returning fans alike, offering a magical, stress-free experience for 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.

Inclusions of the standard ticket

When you book a Harry Potter Studio Tour from London, you’re not just getting entry—you’re signing up for a complete, hassle-free experience from start to finish.

• Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned coach from Central London
  
• Entry ticket to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter
  
• Help from a tour representative at the studio for ticket exchange and support
  
• 7-hour experience in total, including about 4 hours to explore the studio
  
• Access to iconic sets, props, costumes, and behind-the-scenes exhibits
  
• Optional audioguides available for deeper insights (extra cost)
  
• Free cancellation up to 3 days before your tour for a full refund
  

Everything you need for a smooth and magical Harry Potter experience—just book, board, and enjoy!

Ticket prices

You can choose your preferred timeslot while booking. This option is highly recommended for families, combining convenience and flexibility to explore the studio at your own pace—making it well worth the price.

Adult (16+ years): £105
Youth (5 to 15 years): £100
Child (3 and 4 years): £45
Infant (up to 2 years): Free (must be included during booking)

Note: This is not a guided tour, but audio guides are available at the studio for an extra cost.

What to see & expect

Here’s exactly what you’ll see and do during your visit to the Harry Potter Studio Tour:

• Visit real film sets used in the Harry Potter movies
  
• Walk through Diagon Alley, the Great Hall, and Gryffindor common room
  
• Stand on Platform 9¾ and see the actual Hogwarts Express
  
• Enter Gringotts Wizarding Bank and explore the Lestrange vault
  
• See original props like Harry’s broomstick, Hagrid’s motorbike, and the Time Turner
  
• Explore sets like Dumbledore’s office, Hagrid’s hut, and the Potions classroom
  
• Learn how special effects, animatronics, and creatures were made
  
• Experience a limited-time Triwizard Tournament feature (May 5 – Sept 8, 2025)
  
• Get at least 4 hours to explore the studio
  
• Start and end your trip from Central London with included return transport
  
• Access gift shops for official Harry Potter merchandise

Live guide or Audio guide – which is best for exploring the Harry Potter studio tour in London?

Not sure whether to book a live guide or add the audio guide for your Harry Potter Studio Tour London experience? Here’s what you need to know:

• Choose the audio guide if you want full control of your visit. For just £5.25 extra, it gives you over 4 hours of self-paced exploration, exclusive interviews with cast and crew.
  
• Live guided tours are often more expensive and usually part of larger coach packages. Most don’t include a dedicated studio guide and limit your time inside the tour to about 3 hours.
  

✅ Our Recommendation

Both options add value to your Harry Potter Studio Tour. If you’re looking for personal interaction and expert commentary, the live guide can be a good fit. But if you want a cost-effective way to get rich insights while exploring freely, the audio guide is the smarter choice—especially for families and first-time visitors.

Tips for a smooth studio tour experience with the standard ticket

• Book your ticket well in advance – they often sell out weeks ahead. Choose the earliest time slot to avoid crowds.
  
• Double-check the ticket category (adult, youth, or child) while booking – changes can’t be made later, and wrong tickets may be rejected at the entrance.
  
• Infants under 2 need a free ticket; children aged 3 and 4 pay a small fee for a seat on the coach.
  
• The time on your ticket is your coach departure time from Victoria Station, not the studio entry time.
  
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers – you’ll be walking a lot, including outdoor areas.
  
• Bring snacks, water, a portable charger, and make sure your phone or camera has space for photos.
  
• Arrive 20 minutes early at the departure point to avoid last-minute stress.
  
• There’s no time limit at the studio – most visitors spend 4+ hours exploring.
  
• Audio guides are available for £5.25 – they’re cost-effective and helpful if you’re not taking a guided tour.
  
• For the best Great Hall photos, try to sit in the front row during the cinema room segment to enter first.
  
• Butterbeer is popular, but café queues can be long – plan your breaks wisely.
  
• Leave room in your budget for exclusive merchandise at the gift shop.
  
• Stay hydrated and don’t plan anything right after the tour – the full trip can take up to 7 to 7.5 hours including travel.
  

Frequently asked questions about the Standard studio tour ticket

Here are some frequently asked questions about the Harry Potter London’s standard ticket: